I
l
silt 7
idiom) willie
MMJLFl-uit Dumplings.
potatoes and boil until well
n mash well, and spread on
d. Break into the pots-
‘eggs, add a little salt and
" «is much flour a. will be
, make a rather stiff
Separate “‘ the dough- into
the proper size for small
In the center of each.
"place three ' stewed prunes,
blob the seed has been removed
peaches mEy be substituted if
Draw the pastry well up
.1 fruit, andltmold into compact
first: into boiling water and
fifteen-minutes. Have ready
re of butter and pulverized?“
I mils, which have been brown-
the tire. When the dumplings
to serve roll each in this,
é/‘Fm‘t
. d Fried Peppers.
slices “of bacon in a hot frying
‘ Cook until crisp. but not too
Keep the bacon warm in the
while you try in the fat left in
an. green peppers which have
"so ed’and out into sliccslength-
they are strong his well to
, «in cold water for fifteen min-
flrst, drying: them carefully be:
Q tting them in the fat. When
re cookedsoft arrange them in
center of a heated platter and place
W about the sides.“ This is an
but breakfast dish.
.—
elicious dish much favored by
bags and apples. :Slice the cabbage
ply into an enameled ware pot and
if an hour. ,7, Add four apples,
"a pinch of salt, and a half cup
agar. Cook an hour longer. Serve
it! on lettuce leaves or hdt with fresh
"_ Vnpidulous foods of this nature
“d always be cooked in enameled
rs Easels, as metal utensils some-
rslightly affect the taste of the
mums. crimp,
‘e‘ 3......»
Belgium housewife is made of red.
‘7’."
'fi‘u‘nlatflv w
jatgtutfi\cvfi.u .Q~‘s
'Wrtar av]
‘n‘u‘ .-
4.,
a ‘ “true r'rr-ry '. » . .2.
mm- o fiscm ‘
Cool Drinks.
That the subject of keeping cool
drinks in the home, especially where
there are young people, is an import-
ant one. is demonstrated in the in-
creasing boom of the soda fountain
business, Isn’t it natural that a per-
son coming home after a
day in town. or \a strenuous day
at golf or tennis, and finding no 1e~
freshing beverage, should go else-
where and drink some unwholcsome.
if not injurious. preparation? No
doubt many a young man has become ‘
a tippler for no other reason than a.
lack of wholesome drinks in his
home. Try the following:
Fruit Punch.
A delicious fruit punch ls made with
the juice of three grapefruit, 12 orang~
es, juice from a can of pineapples, or
juice and pulp from one fresh pins.
apple which has stood in sugar chop-
ped fine. Cherries, strawberries, If on
sired. and sugar to taste. No water
is addéd and these ingredients fill a
punchhowi.
it is a good plan to keep a jar or
malted milk on hand. as it. Is
nourishing and palatable and may
be easily made into some of these
dedightful combination drinks:
Iced Chocolate. _
Dissolve cocoa or chocolate in
boiling water with sugar. When cool
*dd milk or cream and serve with ice.
This is improved if folded into the
beaten white of an e: .
Matted Milk with Cream.
One tablespoonful of malted milk.’
one ounce of plain cream, water suf-
ficient to Kill the glass. Whipped cream
and nutmeg, vanilla or cinnamon may
he used'if desired.
..‘.._—
uncommon _
tiresome ‘
two, but there is no garment more de-
lightfully feminine. Its gay little ruf-
fles enhance the slenderness of u;
“If M“ of DRESSING dainty ankle and its soft swish delights;
. " ”J - the heart of the re'dily feminine per-l
"'”“"“."‘ son. no matter how independentshe
‘ may have been of it for the past sen»
, son or two. it has really returned this ‘
winter after 'many indications and
predictions from smart mediates. It is
the real, swishy, bcrul‘l’led‘ thing of
years gone by. too. Among the most
charming of novelties is a fur-trimmed
pctticoat to accompany a full-skirted
frock for afternoon or evening. Taffeta.
chiffon cloth, the soft satins, and ba-
tiste are favored materials. willie ruf-
iics, gathered, fluted, sllirred, corded.
and plain, are again a part of its adorn-
ment.
t
l
s
W
The Costume Blouse.
One or two dainty dressy blouses of
chiffon cloth, crepe Georgette, a pat-
terned crepe, or tadetas, is almost a
necessity in a lI-ordered wardrobeh
it will be found 9 nomlcai, too, as of-
ten the suit may be made to do ser-
vice for many of the more dressy» oc-
casions by adding one of these becom-
ing blouses. The new models show in-
teresting features. One Is the high
collar of the material, piped or banded
with a contrasting color. The sleeve
is anotherzltbey are made very slo-
plc through the elbows and, in many
instances, are gathered into the arm-
2
. ® .‘ict'lu.
been designed this winter especially
‘ :for the maid or matron wh dances.
3 Many of those are delightfully youth-
liul and frivolous; one especially dainty
lcreation has a skirt made entirely of
Smart Use of Velvet.
Cookery of Mild Flavored Vegetables.
That the insipid.” unattractive dish
which results many times“ when cream-
cd celery ,or carrots are included in
lhc'lncnu 'is duo to improper methods
of cookery. is the belief of Miss Ober-
lin of (‘olorado Agricultural college:
Cook thcsc mild flavored vegetables in
boiling. salted water. just sufficient to
cover, until tender when tried with a)
-..~
\\ .. .. i“ '- in
MM l'rc
flAveq cor. SL. Town
lli- .
lace. of basin ‘
800 feet in n n x .
~ 1:
h Edlflfie. Palm}! 3
hooi~housc, or .~.. .. .
thereto or an}
be‘iaortil‘ebrznctery.
ma orwo i.
A. D.. 1915.
. TIMU.
l’llm.
.-\ . c.
this li‘i‘l 'lfly ll
4
. .
ch license. and W»)
‘1 reach for hil '
named npplimn' is u sullnhl
liquors uni that tho :nw
‘ severally.
we are
and we hot c to
that
omas. C. Calming
1 .
'r
\‘l'iiliam Hyiaml
1: Da
H. V ,
Corbetl..
by out”; that
. ed by law, of the Town of Norwaik
15.
ANNIE E. SMITH,
Assistant * Tow.
cud-airfield County:
. r. kll.né"“l,\’lnc and Cider,
‘ venue. Town of Norwalk.
gm of business is not
Edificc, Parochial School or Pub
. . drones, or the premises perbsin
to or any Post Dike. Publi
_, emetc .
thisilth day 1
ry
. t Norwalk,
.9 A. D.. 1915.
JOSEPH KISKA.
undersigned. electors and tax
ve named .
k:JOSEPH KISKA
1:126 applicant Is a suitable pe
lcense and that the and.
. n if. ‘we
are
other; Frederick Tyrrel.
are eiecibru sud
law. of the Town
. 1915. , .
9.8333331?! B. SMITH ,
oralloemtouoib
n8 Liquors. A1
and Old“
do iwrchy scr-
l. l‘C-lliiy lllfll tilt:
‘ 3m-
0 be granted a license to $11 It.—
,.
fplace is. In cur opinion. a suit-
.WIle.-'cill to. sell lntnxicmng
("VHF H
as"
ea Lesstfnrod‘in said Town of
this 12th ,day‘ of
.
the above named
. are electors and taxpayers. as
{dd it Scrwnlk, ““9 12th day 0'
the Pourd of County Commissioners
or apply for a license to sell Spir-
cnd Intoxicatlng Liquors. Ale. La-
located
feet in a direct line wot 2.
Applicant. 1.
, a defined by law. of the Town of
. . hereby endorse the application
snag, and we do hereby sev-
h: for himself, certify that the
mod a license to se‘l, In
place Is“ in our opinion, a suit-
gtvhereln to sell intoxicstmg
and we hereby severally, etch
that comers
time situated in said Town of
t Norwalk.- this 11th day of
191
. D.. . _
mdenschiager. Gabriel Hometh.
0'5.
, Earl, d. ,
cgrtir’y. that the above named
era, as
omits
orwalk.’ this 18th day of
Town Clerk.
HM
.M'ny commune
g. .
91’ t
darken the color. fork.
.. . , _-._-... ' , w -
Board of County (‘ulfimissiumw . tletnlwr, A. it. lino.
w ‘ ‘ JAMES M. CRICAGH & SON.
.1 ...,,.~.. p. . Amaztuut.
'. .1 on. lilt' tlllulcrsirzlml. vlcclors and tax-
l
l H“. . , i s «,lviilmi :«5‘ law. of the Town of
Hi. lint-by rudorsc the application
of the above named
JAMES M. (“lllCAGH & SON
for such liccnsc. and we do holclzy cc:-
lelly, ouch fur llllnscll‘. certify that till
hole: this being a decided departure‘ ribbon, with not bodice, veiling a band
Host of the blouses button straight of the ribbon at the bustllno. Nehnnd
HOW“ the “OM. from ”it?“ 101) 0! the the daillllly colored bordered chiffons.
collar and, as a general.rule, are made are much used for those gowns; also
with a short septum. or are so no the quainlly paderned taffeltls and
rangedfithahthgy may be worn over lit-condos. so reminiscent of days gone
‘ l by. The nets and chiffon: are nodal-
the skirt.
iy hung over slips of satin or taffeta.
‘or looped up. punnier 'lhshion, over a
r or gold brocadcd satin under-
.——~
The Swish of the Petticoat.
The very name or the pctticoat has lsilve
brought smiles. now, for a season or‘skirt.
I
,1
Elation limo
dust as possible, because dust, when
breathed in, irritates
~ Some of the dust breathed reaches the
and useless.
kle moist sawdust on the door. When
the room is carpeted, we} a newspa-
per, tear it into small scraps and
scatter these over .Nths carpet. ” ln
isweeping. brush these scraps of paper
along with the broom, and they will
catch. most of the dust and hold it
. f
i
floors.
or the sawdust dripping
ed fruit or berries, less sugar will be
needed. quite a saving in the course of
a year. A pinch of soda has the same
effect but is not asgood, for it tends
to flatten and impair the flavor.
gets shiny looking with wear, sponge
well with hot vinegar and press in the
“ ’uauai way. No odor of vinegar will
The Day of the Dance Not Passed. remain.
5' Dancing is still much in favor. Some .......
charmingly capricious frocks have Kettle Clean er.
'the hand and will get into any part of
All Slllllllll KNilll
in sweeping a room raise as little
the nose and
hroat, and often sets up catarrh.
ungs, making portions of them black
,s
Before sweeping'bare floors, sprin-
ast, Just as the sawdust does on bare
Do not have either theibaper
wet. only
uoist. «
Salt» to Save Sugar.
if a pinch of salt is added to BlBWv
For Shiny Serge.
‘When a dark serge suit or dress
An old pancake turner makes a good
scraper for dirty skillels or pans. Use
the tin part only. it fits nicely into
the pan to be cleaned.
Lingerie Ribbonlzw
Colored ribbons which are'used in
embroidery or lace and which must be
removed before laundering combo uno-
ily replaced by this method. Tie a
white wrapping twine to’one end of
the ribbon, draw the ribbon out and
the string in and untic. After wash-
ing reverse, drawing the ribbon back
into place. i
I“
dry éPPdC’II'Cle,
flame Broil/”taking,
' .érfonr ‘
3R8
Prepared Experia/ly For This Nempapfl
by Pictorial Review
i
even. double "00" perforation in stay at:
upder-arm seam; leave stay free for-l
ward of single sillnll “1)" perforation;
and from notch to center-back.
"“Tum undcr front edge of side gore:
oll slut perforations and haste: gather
upper edge between double “'I‘T" per-
fermions. Adjust to position, lapping
upper edge on stay matching curre-
spondlng notches; single small “0" por-
forntion In skirt at the double “no" pun-
i'omtion in stay.
Adjust the front and front gore to
position underneath the sidc front and
side gore, bringing the folded miges to
line of small “0” perforations in from.
and front gore, notches even; stitch side
sure. ’i’. inch from fold, leaving edges
to left of center-front free above sin-
gle large "0" perfmation in front gun)
for opening, press pleat and close scam
immune cumfifidd
sam-rnmcsss cosrtfim IN SERGE.
I
;
i
i
l
l
.-
undcrncath. Turn under the edge of
back and back gore on slot perfora-
tions. lap folded edges to lines of snutll
"o" perforations In side hack and side
gore, notches even; stitch iii. inch from
folded edge as illustrated on reverse side‘
or cum-lope; pres»~ plt‘ull and close scam
underneath. Close center-buck seam.
(‘imse shoulder scum as notched. ‘
Sew pointed collar to neck edge,
notches and confer-backs won. and
underneath folded edge of revcr in side
from. large “(I)" lwrfuruliuns cyst].
Adjust the bolt us'illustrotcd, bringo'
A blue serge costume mode in semi-
prlncess effect. It is trimmed with
fancy braid ornnlzlv-nir.
”M”- -. WWW
son 0 11 ed Ii reuse to sell In. defirf‘ ’ I." law. of the Town of bortvulk.
tnxlclllillg3 {Egan‘s aisld filial the above billed at Norwalk. this liltl) do) of
dvscribed place is, in our opinion, a sull- Oclt'lwifi A- D.. “13” l’l't'l‘ R“ Q‘til'l‘l‘l
d‘llc place whcrciu to nt-il luloxicollng “LR” . . ‘2‘ Chill
‘lilluors. and we hereby newt-ally, each 014 21 ~ . ‘Toun' cl .‘
lful‘ himself. that we ale owners To the flour-«l of county t..mm.~nssiunc.x~
of real estate in. .aled in blind Town of fur bull‘fiohi County.
Norwalk. ‘ I lit-ruby apply {or a. hotel liccuso
nilcullllg Lill-
fo stall mm'llmns and Illl
Wino and
Dated at Narwalk. this llth day of
October, A. 1)., 1915. uan Ale, ' ‘ucr lil‘t'l‘. llllino
l
inn: lllt'l‘t'm. or any Post Office, Publlt
U ‘m‘v 41‘ ("Wrong '
Dated at Nortvul
October. A. 1)., lhlfi.
hills. TIdItliCSA le‘i'l-illliR & SON.
Applicant
\\'l, the lilitlt‘l‘SlL’llltl, cit-clam mid tax-
pay‘ as dullnwl by low, of the Town of
NUI'WlIlli. hereby mnlursc the application
of Illl' uh. w- mini-7d -
.'l‘I«llil€SSA le"l‘l-1lll£l'l & SON
for such license. and We. do hon-by sov-
k. this liith day 0:
above named applicant is a suitublo per-
toxlcming liquors and that the
L'Ilz, Jul'lcs ll: iiyuli. I-Zmll \Vcstfcfdl.
il--.
l
1, . .. 21- named applicant is a sullui-h gm» Henry Frorh. Robert Smith, John Cldt'l', at 26‘28 Munruc'Slruvi. TM?" 0‘
EmVll toj ho [gr nod allirifnse to soil lu~‘£l)‘ldcinschlagcr. t'llristlan Swat-u, Samuel N1. rwulk. '
minimum; quol's iil‘t lat lilt‘ 4.. ayor. . . . .. _ l t
hscrihc-l place is. int our opinion, a Hill -- I hereby certify that the above named “filhnmgl‘ld {Igulbfi‘lllnlfl‘q\llpl‘t‘:‘uilllfluc&e:
ahlo plut‘c wherein to sell int-”icnllns cndorscrs ill‘i' tartan; mm Iaxgla era. a.- (‘lm‘mh Eufllcv parochial School or Pub-
lluum‘s. and we iwrt-hy screruilr. «not defined W h“ 1'1“" WW" 0 “Twain‘- uc school—nous}: orthehromlm pertain-
tv-r llinlsclf, that We are _owncce Dated at Norwalk. lhli 13th day 0‘ lug Ult‘fl‘lu‘ or’uny Post. 03160. Public
. m, ..rlun: Sllmilud in said Town .x‘ October, A- U. “I - ~ library or (fancier!-
. .:.. . unnnns'r a smurf. 'pmea at Norwalk. this 13th day or
Utilisli ut 1Norwulk, this llth day of 015 21 Town Clerk; October A. 1)., 1915.
mower, A. 1).. . . ' SE
Edward Brower. Wm. H. Ma‘une, ‘To the Board of Count Commissioners JOSEPH a] pllsctht.
iilllft’s .l. chnu. John Shechan. John for Fairfleld Conn!” .’ We, the nation ed. electors and tax-
[l‘ll‘é‘ralwby certify that the above named I hereby apply for a hotel license Pyt‘rsikaaideflgod 3:11am 0; the lemtl‘of
out . l L G\' . . and tavllavcrs as to sell Spirituous Md Intoxlca “8 Li- (orwa b ten y el‘ om ‘ e app ca on
it 3‘ ' ~ '12."... .i‘ -.‘ to lawn .3. normals". “‘m" “63,8133? ’3”; I???“ "if. ““d 0 me a °Y33§Efih mswsa
oasis? a §°"‘fii‘i" 4"“ °‘ as: 3? “can °“ " “°" 'ar‘m aria-w a" *9
. ~, . ., .. ‘ ‘ , o c y ea or mac , cor v u c
i HERBERT RT SMITH. wflnp‘m féetb‘lgmissulac: infill": above. named applicant is a suitable new
920 27 . own Clerk. Church Ediflce. Parochial 8o ool'or Pub- son 121%! timed salicf‘nse ‘i‘l seamin-
_ r mg” n- toxic; n8 quot! all at 1 6 ti, vc
Iic School house, 0 the 9" portal described piano is. in our opinion, a suit-
l‘or Fall'licld County:
hunts and intoxicating Liquors. Ale.
‘INIJ. 12 Water Street, in the T
lNorwaik. in said County.
Add: LA
1 i lic School-house. or the
up; thereto or any
l.‘_ wary or bemetex.
Dated at Norw k. this 11th day <
October. A. D.. 1916.. » ,
memo SANTANELLO.
“ . Applicant
ed, electors and tax
Wish. under:
of re nun
cm
for such cease,
orally. each for
above namedtapplicant Is a no
son to be granted a Iicensa to sell in
toxicating Iquors and that the no r
described place is, in our opinion. a.
able place w erein (to soil intoxicatin
liquors. and e hereby
for himself. that we
.3: real estate situated
torn-alt. :.
Dated at Norwal
October. A. D. 1915
Jacob Popp,
liam F. Ben}
11: Catttlo.
I hereby certify
endorsers are electors and tax ,
defined by law. of the Town 0 o
Dated at Not-walk. this 13th day
r. . A. 1).. ms. 1
0a.)” ' sumo r2. same.
014 31
To the ~Board of
Fairfleid Con w:—
I hereby apply for a
smrmsnno ""
and we do hereby set:
himself. certify that th
e
‘1
sm'
8
Gide .
8'” Beer. Rhine Wine and
My place
pertainin _
Eubnlcmhtlirgrarys oi- Cemetery.
~ tr
131:,“ Cuddly. 83
.h\
rs
- {w .7 ‘3.-
"- a, “5.: by end
‘ tamed
.. m.- Iudrd of County Commlsaionen
I hereby apply for u license to sell 8 r-
mrr ”no". Rhino Wine and Cider, at
own ‘3!
, , bus-mess is 'not located
.t'llillll 200 feet in a direct lino of a
Church Edition, Parochial School or Pub»
premises pertain»
Post omoe. ,Puhllt
ay as defined y law. of the .Town 0.
ofihereby endorse the application
a
table per-
su t.-
sev‘erally. each
owners
in said Town of
it. this 12th dayvof
Thomas A. Kendrick. wu-
amiu. Edward Brewer, Fe,-
that the above named
an. as
rwalk.
of
7 Assistant Town Cleric.
unty uqmtnlssloncrs of
license to gall 8E4
linens and Inioxlcating Honors. ‘Ale, “6
of business is‘ not located .
,Withinaoo feel. in ,a direct dine obs
Ch"*ch Edifice, Parobhiai School Or
Public School—house, .\or the premises.
5; thereto; or any Post 9ifice.§
t, rows, of smut:
Ami!”
mfifiwyrggfifi?
any Post 'Omce. Public
t. r
there 0, ° able place wherein to sell Intoxicatiulz
Eli
rary or Comet.
Dated at 0 this um day of liquors. and we hereby severally, each
October. A. D.. 1.9 101‘ himself, that we are owners
JOHN TROY, 4s» m rem estatesnuated In said Town of
Applicant. Norwalk. .
We, tho-undusi ed. elector: alps my; 038$? at gorygn‘lét. this 13th day of
«an o . . .. .
MM rs. 3‘ .6 y W. of the own Barney Policy. Raffaele Firelin,
Ntzlwalk. hereby endorse the. application
of lilo IMO named
JOHN TROY
Matthew Corbett, Anthony Ghiolto,
' ;l’.‘hristian Swans. .
for such license. and we do hereby new I hereby certify that the above named
orally. each for himself. certif that the cndorsers are electors and taxpayers, In
above named applicant M a B“ ““318 PM" defined by low. of the Town 0! Norwalk.
son to be male license to sell in- Dated at Norwalk, this 13111 day-10f
toxl ting Iquors and that the above October. A. D.. 1916. '
desc bed place is. in our opinion.‘a suit- . ANNIE E. SMITH.
able place wherein to sell Intoxication oil 21 Assistant Town Clerk.
liquors. and We hubby severally. each . _
I To the Board of County Commissioners
for Fairfleld County: ’
for , that. we are owners
of real estate situated in said Town of
I hereby apply for a license to sell Spir-
Ituous and lntoxicating Liquors, Ale. La-
Nnrwalk. - . »
Dated t Nor it. this 11th day of
October. A. .. . cr Becr,‘ Rhine Wine and Cider, at
, JohaOldonschlager, John Wm. Thies, 9 Ely avenue, Town of Norwaik.
Matthew ‘Corbett. ’ ‘ E- ' Benjamin. My place of business is not located
Thommn Garvey. - within 200 feet In a direct line of a
thereby certify that. the above named Church Edifloe. Parochial School or Pub-
endorsers are electors and tax Vera. at! he Schoohhouse, or the promises pertain-
Lnr-fln-nfl be law. of the Tow 0 Norwalk. lpgjthereto or any Post Office. Public
Dated at gorvivgsllgr, thi 13th day of “115:?! or mee .
October V .. . ‘ , a .
l ' A' ANNIE n. SMITH. October, A. 1)., 1915
1020,27 ; _
Assismat‘Town Clerk.
To the Board of County Commissioners
- for Fairlieid County: ' , .
I hereby apply for a license to sell fig:-
ltuoua and Intoxicatingbiouors. Ale. - .,
er, Bee . Rhine Wine and ,L‘ider. at‘
3 Both- avenue. Town of Norwalk.
My place of business Is‘ not located
within 290'feet in a direct line of a
l
E'
-
c
C
K
ROSE VLENGYEL,
, , - \ Applicant.
We, the undersl ed. elects
as defined
of the above a cd
._ .. 30 E wNGYEL.
for such disease. and We do here
'eraily. each rorrhimseif certif
above named applicant a a s
able place where
liquors. and we hereby several!
for himself, that we are
'of» real estate 5
Norwalk. ‘ . " r:
Dated at Nor?lk, this nth
October, A. D.. 1 is. _ _
‘ "William Josem. Ersnk Libner.
Gall. John Peocarella, Daniela
l hereby certify that the above
endorse" are electors and t,
defined by law. of the-Town
in d“ Nomadic, illicit
Library or Comoterv.
Dated. at Norwalk
amassincny of
October, A. D.. 191 ’ .
t
W , the nude":
payers. as defined y law.
u}ot£‘t:alk£ hereby cartoons»
0 e a ova name .
mm "BABDAN!
for such licenmmanéuwg.
orally. each for h
the
’ - 13..“ and
ed. o ocftethan‘own of
the1applioatlon
no
t 1'). l
t Norwalk, this 13th day of
rs and tart
y law. of the Town of
Norwaik. hereby endorse the application
by sev-
' that. the
his pet'-
ln to sell intoxicating
. each:
. . OWN”!
ttuated‘in sald..Town of '
an of
, Stephen
as
’ ' med
hrs. ’81!
orwalk.
our or
orally. ouch for himself. certify that the
son to be granted a license to sell in-
abut—a
described place Is. in ,our 0 lnlon; a suit-
.ablo plnco'whereln to sel intoxicating
liquors. and we hereby severally. can,»
. trul-‘it IllIli tllc ilhlvu‘ named
Ingrulnglo large and sumli “o" pcrr‘om—l
tiouu to corrceponding perforations in'
Silk and bot-k gurus. "
Finally plcut lilo. slccvc, bringing "'1‘"
to mrrosponding slnnil "o" perforations ‘
and talk. (.‘Iose scam us notched. Icnv—
inc; (xlellsiont: free; turn under (-xtcn‘
nioll on slot perforations. bring folded1
crlgc to small "o" perforations. tiatllcr
ullltcr h1g0 betwecn double "'l"l"’ pmm
forntions. If lung sit-ore is. desll‘oll with
cuff, cut off pointed end of slccvc on
single. small “0" pcri‘orntirms and out.
of! extensions; close scum of cuff as
notchedklnd sow to sleeve, notches and
counts evcn. Sow sleeve in armhole as
fame is one of the safest materials
to select for the full cult, and thy scmi-
princess costume is Cl‘I‘lzlll‘l to find
fashionable furor. The design shown
here is In dark blue scrgc. trimmed
with collar cud i't you of the some ma—
tr-rial. Ii‘rngs or braid ornaments may
trim the from. in medium size the
dress rrulllll‘ts His yards int-inch um-
'i rial.
Who. liK‘l'if are a gloat numv small
will: in in: rumcmiuwcd in making the
dross. its (‘ll'lSll‘l'i‘llOl’l is very simple
l'll *t :l“i‘ l"‘llU-.'.‘(‘ifl camcfuliy. First.
”.Zvl'irc the ride from from front
1 incl; inside of line at small
' s
,.r‘ in
for himself. that we are owners ,
(sz reolncotnto situated In sum 1“ m. nl ' p "out“ turn .lvcrmn small notched, small “o“ perforatlonat shoul-
‘nrwa r. ~ n. -« ft ; "w i lt~r scam ,
. v , u . , . 1t ti -lrll rt..tl‘ llllt l . .
0573?? 1‘ Emma?" th s 1"" my 0“ .Elcl: tiu- ..litlcr .cdgcs together. An excellent idea for trimming is to
Frs‘zdcrlrk Evy-1w. .iulm limiwuy. Alols Cl m- under-arm seam as notched. have inlaid rovers and collar of satin‘
to be stitched over. the srrgo founda-
tion. The inlays may be removed at;
any time, leaving the ()l‘lfi‘lmll revcrs
and collar in perfect conditon. I
Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46 insh- .»
Gélilt‘l‘ inwcr edge of side from and
side back bctwcen double "TT" perfo-
ax lions. sew stay to gathered edge.
1: Aches and small "0". perforations
Pictorial Review Costume No. 6441
I!“ bust. Price. 15 cents.
cudorscr arc Nev-tors and taxpayers. as
fdollllctl ‘ ' in” .l mu 'l"’~\l‘ll r‘l' Norwalk.
1 Dnlcd ut Norwulk. this 13th day of
lOctobcr, A. D.. 1915.
,, Axts‘ih‘. Ii. SMITH.
to“ 21 A smut Town Clerk.
l M. ._ ,
E‘To the lino-1! ol‘ County Cdmmisslonem
' for brunch] (:uunty:
Ewtlvlfoldevr No. 12184. Transfer in .yrllorusoents.
m
. I hereby apply
lsell salt-sums an
'Ale. Lager Beer. liltinc Win» and Older
at
for a llctgl-,liccnse to
d [intoxicating Liquors -
orally, each for himself. certify that tho HUNTERS HOLD up FARMER WHO
twang-8 Wood Stl‘cut. Town . of N01“ upovzt‘ primed appliicant Is a suitable per-1 00 HE OFF
. \ son 0 o rontc license‘ I. . -~ T 10 T M -
l My place of business is located loxicatlng ligquo In that illegal: we! MES. ‘_ SH
within 200 fool in a direct line of 3. described place is m our 0 inl .
h Editicc, Parochial School‘or Pub- ‘ ’ ' . p am,“ an t'
or the premises pcrtaln- able place wherein to sell Intonicnti
ng thereto. or any Post Office, Public
Chart:
in Schooluhouse.
l or Cemetery.
' ed at Norwalk. this 18th day. 0
October, A. D.. 1915.
« MICHAEL LUBRANO.’
Applicant
Li wary
Dot
We. the undeTélgned. _ cl
of the above named ..
MICHAEL LUBRANO
for such license, and we do hereby sev
orally, each for himself. certify that th
son to be granted a license to sell in
toxicating quuols and that this~ tabov
described place is, in our opinion. a suit
able place where
liquors, and we
for: himself,“ ,that we
1
Norfiralk.
Dated at
October, A. D.. 1 15
John Oidenschlaser. Carl
Johnfideymy. David SVBrandfl, Frederic
a
pndorscrs are electors and mfm are.
defined by law. of the
Dated at Norwalk. thi
colors and tax- ~
physics, as defined by law. of the Town of {gfiphg Ajg-Jéflhg" Jr" Edward M‘
orwnik, hereby endorse the application '
above named applicant is a suitable per-
In to soil ”intoxicating
hereby severally. "cool;
are « owner tituous - _
or real estate situated in said Towdof ‘ ““0 Illtexlcfiling ”Wm”!- Ale. L3
Norwalk....thls 13th as; of
‘ Fs'lslniel.
will. , . ,
I hereby certify that the above names:
{gal-walk.
s . 13th day of
Poachers Turn‘ Table: on Stratford
Man Who Objects to Freunco.
STxRATFQRLD. Oct. 20.——Nelson Per-
m" 13‘“ day M, ry, a wealthy farmer residing on Hunt-
- Yolk. 1 ington road, underwent a novel experi-
Gans' ence yesterday afternoon, one which
i gndorscrs are electors and taxpayers. stairs “gt “eluded ‘m the‘category of hi!
edited by low. or the Town of bml‘walk. duties as a, farmer and the m“? of
'7‘ .Dated t N k, hi 13 d r . _
‘3 October-pg. nf’Ys‘i's, t s m w 0 which.\x probably will have no bane
014.31 7 . ' HERBERT filovsxlggtkllkering to re-experlence. . .
63 To the . m c ‘ ml 1 l ’ Mr. Perry was performing his daily
303 i ‘ l
for Fatrtielumcou‘nurlli‘:y Lam as one” : duties on his farm when in the woods
l hereby apply for a license togsell Spir- : nearby he saw two men, shooting
oer Beer gonna Wine and Cider. at . _ in "his farm utensils
147 Washington street. Town ‘nr Norwalk. lgame Dropp : If 1 nd ask-
.rwa: anaesthetics”:41° WW “n m e. “M“ a .
were so a sh- 1°“ ‘3‘“ “3° it.” 33"“‘33‘13 ‘° 3333.
- . . opts sea :- u-A . e roe -
lnc..thersto. ‘nr2'1“)“robbomoeyeguhllcigame on his D V3 D I) y “r
legfifiwetefi . , ~ :kept. on‘ searching for game. . .
. . ., 3 , a .
catcher, A_ pfrfim “3‘s 3'“ '3” MjPerry demanded that the men leave
mga
liquors. and .we hereby severally, each;
for himself, . that we are‘ owners
‘ ogkreol estate situated In said Town of
Norwalk. , -
Dated at Norwalk.
October. A. D.. 1915: .
Thomas C. Cavanagh, Joseph A
; l hereby certify that the above named
k
Church Edincc. Parochial School or'Euba-soon to be granted a license to sell in- ‘U'B‘IliiN 8: IR ONEY, ‘th woods at once ,
Iic School-house, or the premlm'pertflln-. taxloatl liquors and that the (“five October. A. Du 19% W ~ , . M. ' f a . . a l a t.'4 e ~ '
ing- thereto, or‘ annyost. Office. Pablo desoribelll‘plaee Is. in our opinion, a stub Eli-BREW sway-k We, the undersi lodpelectors ppdmtagc-l Uncxpetltediy the hunters levelled
‘ ‘ P“ 21 9“» er ' y law. of the ownml’t' ' ‘ d told him to
‘ es,
Rt? 1 as defined n their guns at Perry an
for Fairlield Count :
.I' hereby apply.
me, ImgerBeer-L
t CliftordJiotel. South"
ii? .3" “Will"? i t'
. _ and no so u no
within 1200. "teet .in indirect
cant-ch solace. Parochial So
no; School -h
M81. '11 litres
, .r
s
or
our or the premises “
,, as! any, Pont‘j‘omuergPu
To the Board of county Commissioners
3'
for a hotel license to
sell Spirituous and Intoxication Liquors.
Rhine Wine and Coder.
located
no. , of ’a
mi;
hilt!
rwalit. hereb undo '
of the above aligned“ rare the applicatlo
.. 0%va swarms-y
for such'license. and we dobereby s'ev-
Lreu'eat or he would be riddled full of
' ‘ i as fast as his legs
swung“... ,0, ”mm“, mm that the bullets. Runn ng
abovagnt‘tumed appli‘cant lisra. In table per— could carry him. he mimic forming
son 0 e grants a lcensoto. sell .Jn- house and telephoned for. 0116 ,6
toxlcating liquors and.,that the above . . - '
described place is, in euro inion, a suit- William, Bassett and: Special 0mm!
Daniel Carbon; , A search WM 1115*
able place .wherein‘ to so, intvzutlr‘mtingi
liquors.‘ and. we hereby m rally.,, each ‘ .
for» hm“! . that ‘ 0 tut/enter the men 1ste~yesterdayfifi
. evening, but ended
.
t.
, rug“ ssurlus'uf
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