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comes quite thick. Turn it out on a;
plate to get cold. Now take one ta- ‘
blespoonful of the mashed potato andI
one of flour: kneid them together till
firm; roll the paste out quite thin;,
out it in round or square pieces; wet.
the edges of them. Put some of the‘
meat, inside each. double them over.
and put them on a greased oven-tTn
in a quick oven to bake. ‘“
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vompote of Figs.
Ono pound of bag figs soaked over
tin water to cover, then’stew till
no income water. Add sugar if not
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group of three threads half an inch,
inward from the first. group. With
mercerized cotton thread and a rather1
line embroidery neerle run in and out
along the lines of drawn threads, tak—
ing up only two or three threads to
a stitch. This will give the handker
chief a pretty border trimming. The
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sweet enough. Chill, heap in the cen-
W of a glass dish and encircle with
I Wreath of' whipped cream flavored
ind sweetened.
Christmas Cake.
cup of butter together.
stir in three well-beaten ‘eggs. ‘D
solve one teaspoon of baking soda
Marshmallow Figs. .
’Plrke bag figs, wash, put in a
noble boiler and steam 1 hour. Take
suit at aniline. cut an opening in the
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into the mixture.
outer edge is then rolled and whip 110‘ dry and the. @1110]? '0 ““011 “i
(‘ream two cups of sugar and one,
When smooth
one cup of sour milk. and stir this;
Have ready one?
ped setting the whipping stitches on
an even slant over the roll. When
.you have. gone all around the hand-1
kerchief turn it over and whip it the,
other way, the second stitches oblique-
ly crossing the first ones. This gives
a firm, yet dainty border to your little
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pi end and press in a marshmai- pound of raisins, seeded, asddrun; E: 1:11:21" an
glow. - The heat causes the marsh- pound 0f warrants, washed an e "L s l; L
How to swell, thus enlarging the also one-half pound 0' finely chopped, 3% L The wealth of artistic "and smart
’. Roll i nuts. Add these to the other lngred-, n ' 7 ~ 1
n granulated sugar. ients Then stir in, gradually three id 11-1 in afternoon 'and street trocils
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Cheese Dates.
like .a cut the entire length of
his, remove the stone, fill the cavi‘
us with neufchatel cheese. Serve
in: salted crackers. '
Creamed Salmon.
Good Cabbage Dish.
Take one Eead of cabbage, weigh-
sbout one and one half pounds.
use it and discard the outside
leaves. Pass the remaindu\f the
you through a food chopper. Then
one the chopped leaves in a dish
tin t can be covered tightly. Pour boil
tablespoons
into this p
spoons of butter. 2
floor and 1 cup of milk.
from bones, skin and fat:
add 2 eggs beaten. Stir constant
till eggs are cooked
flatter. into the dish' from’which 11
to be served. Pour over it one cup
cider vinegar, in which' has been
barred salt and pepper for seasoning.
We four slices of bacon, remove the
' find.an cut the meat into small
ces. Fry to a. rich brown. Then
led the pieces of bacon, with tho
dissolve a teaspoon of soda in a lltt
sour applesauce. lettin
ly with a wooden or silver fork,
of sifted flour. Bake in a loaf fort
and serve.
s... lflve minutes, or until well done.
-—HOW AN ENGINEER KEEPS
WELL’.
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. Baked-Meat Croquettes.
era is a recipe that is particularly,
Well liked by those who have tried it: i
111mb of water, one- halt teaspoonful
of salt: st; potatoes boiled and wash the medicine he has taken is F019,
,p tip" the meat very flue and
, Lit the flour,
, 1! water in a small saucepan and cold. "
chopped meat, etc., and stir Sold everywhere.
cups of sifted flour. and one teaspoon
each of cloves, cinnamon and vani'la.
Bake in a buttered loaftin in a mod-
erate oven for one and one half hours.
Make a cream sauce of two table-
the contents of a can of salmon, free
beat thor-
oughly. season with salt and pepper,
and serve at
one sallspoonfnl of salt one half tea- speak again and audit! of fur~lt is so “ml“"ory than 11 ion
spoonful of cloves one teaspoonful of absolutely necessary to gown and suit tall) “"11 the vogue of the very wide
cinnamon a little grated nutmeg. and “It“ every imaginable animal that has ”km
one cup of seedless raisins, chopped: a furry if“ is Mint; utilized,un1l the “‘9 "“1"" lensih “PM"? ”00k WP
warm water and stir into a cup of VEBlS
it foam over for trimming purposes
the ingredients in the bowl, beat all 3881' and lu'inlmsr
a“? the chopped cabba e. Mix thorv together thoroughly and add two cups serge ‘8 smarlened With it touch of souleuhat disconcerting.
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Railroad engineers are more exposed
énehalfL L”°“nd 0' °°°k°d most one; to calming cold than other workers.
“mmmn‘”! 0‘ flour, “9'11“" tea"L'E.(}.1)unaphant of Monette, Mo., has
3 run a Frisco engine 25 years and all
one -fourth teaspoonful of pepper. Honey and Tar lie writes: 'i always
11 keep it in my honor: and recommend
pepper and salt. it to all who have a bad cough or pale pink. blue or latender imitate.
this season, while fascinating. is
somewhat bewildering. too.
Of course the chief features are the
same. this is out of respect to Elisha
ion's dictates, but there are any num-l
her of ways that one may vary theae‘
, .details edectirely to meet the. do
of, rounds of one’s own personality Fash-
ut ion shows are becoming as popular
with women in general as any smart
social event. The, dainty mannequins
weal the clothes as if to‘ The Manor
Born," and perhaps a bit more grace-
Ll‘ully.
(5‘. Menu.
ly.
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water over them, and let them once. “ .- A Krimmer Trimmed 5...”, 'Mflefllnfl 3“" Lenqths.
. d. closely covered. for halt an A menu“ Cake , ,1 v1 1* have become accustomed to the
hour._ At the end of that time. press Cream together one half cup of The Necessary Touch of n". ' short street suit and frock; when not
{water from the cabbage, and»Dut shortening and one cup of sugar add One in talking of fashions must carried to the extreme, is far morc1
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skirt, espec-
We have become used also to
lo furrlcrs are reaping wonderful har- dantlng, and approve of its comfor-t
Among the most popular furs able 1omlnon sense. but the formal
are beitv,el' dinner frock, with its slinky, pointed
Tile dark blue tluin, and its extremely short front in
One un
y- natural grav krimmcr and ll? 3”, usually striking model exhibited late-
finished broadcloth is enriched by ‘37- developed i" 11 wonderful brocade
narrow and wide bands of seal or of lllllncltini's. was made witll one of
ibeaver. th: .e extremely short skirts and ii
1 long, poi edtlrain: although rich and
wonderful. the gown was startling and
(‘olored lmndkorchiefs for Iltt‘ decidedly bizarre in effect. Much or
breast.po1-ket are. fashionable now, the grace of the gown is sacrificed
but the color must be very dainty and with these skirts. 1)
the ken-bier rather small. so as nul
to be too obvious it part of the cos-
tume. Cut a 7-inch square from a
Colored Handkerchiefs. L
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Belgium—~the woos you hear
or that unhappy Twill—-
selecting a fine quality, and drawing “011't “19“")? 19nd 1111 car
threads before cutting, to get the But also lend a lulnd,
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l‘wo Ranges
in One'
NILT especially for the needs—the comfort— "
tfle eccllomy~ofAmerican homes. Enables you
to prepale the meals with either coal or wood
. fire 11] willtcréwlth gas in summer.
The Model Home Herald Range, hey illustrated,
has scores of. other special labor-saving, time-saving.
fuel-saving features every housewife will welcome.
lts Full Indirect Flue System permitsAr’m/‘der,
firmly/tier film . This means bettet draft-mu easier
" controlled filo. Saves fuel—~mcslq13 rerlahrrllor’pegt’ed.
baking conditions. The gas oven i . fitted with Gra es
Patent Oven Lighter which "is“. 1:; complete. concen-
-~ tration of heat within oven like.
‘_Rfl -' DRanges
“Hie Best
Bakers”
' The Mod: 1
erllltl Rang ,1; .c"t
fuels nor 1: ‘v inoper‘
, ate—regulated dimest' 1n»
strlntmleotlsly. A perfect
joy t the cook who
1 takesiwidc-iu having
‘.' ”everything just done
loot-ml ” ' "
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raisin;
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"'"sSflOLo IN CHECKs FOUND lN sLUl'r.1staL1Lte(l a quilting pallv ill the SupelL
L CA8E.Lri01 court yesterday littlnoon when
‘ ‘Ltho trial of a suit involving stimuli
Grip \Nas Stolen in Western Massa- worth of quilts was started before.
chusetts Five Year’s Ago. Judge William s. 111111;.
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.oabe. containing $6, 000 in (llc1‘ns.\\us
1found Monday afternoon hurried under
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The action wan: l)l‘t)ll"hl by tbei'ola~
1wo|1l Coulimlabl 1‘11.L11f New \‘,ork
against Flank tollell. manager of 11111;
New York Furniture Co. and Boston
Furniture Supply Co.
that Cohen contracted ‘for the. quilts‘
which were delivered to him as order-
ficld. Mass, by C. F. Davis of Great
.Barrlngton. lie ' was searching for
Lsmall trees ill the woods L near the
1Love farm and saw the handlgof the
isuit case sticking above the ground.
lHe tugged at it until the case came
top. and then he opened it. ‘When he
isaw the clumpled'np checks, he closed
the suit case and carried it to the po-
llices tatlon in Great Barrington whens
it is being held for its owners.
The checks are The property of the
leronoco Commotion Company and
Were stolen from that company t'lvé
1years ago this month during the time
of the construction of the South Egre-
,mont trolley lfiie. The manner of se~
~Lcuring the valuables was sensational.
Li'l‘hLe p _ymaster, ‘in, company with a.
1,deputy sheriff, was held up at the
" point of a gun by two or more high-
‘ waymen, and’ two grips, contaiingl NOT A PROM'S'NG MENU
about $9, 000 in cash and checks were Traveler “BL Southern hotel)—'~Can ‘
The holdup occlurred in a ZENDWM “’9‘“ he“?
Sambo—Yes. sail.
Traveler—Such as what?
Samba—«Such as it is. ssh.
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ed. Later when payment was de-
manded he refused to pay. Cohens
satisfactory lie is being sued lolll
$25,000. 1 1
Big bundles of quilts of all quail-i
,ties of thickness and softness ware
brought into the courtroom yesbrday
afternoon so the court could inspect;
them and Judge whether the goods
were as represented seine court-l
house joher said the, lawyers fell in1
pretty-soft when they got into 11 sulti_
with all those. qu.ilts Perhaps Prof.i
Dan Quilty. the popular dancing mas-L
tor, will be asked to give his opinion,
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1road in a swamp. and before the alarm'
‘could be given, the men had disap-
. p.eared
,‘ The place where the suit case wa as: --——-—'"'
:t‘ound is about five miles from the]
scene of the robbery. A reward was ,1
: offered at the time of the hoidyul): but
it is doubtful whe'thir it still holds.
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"‘0 remove grease spots or oil}
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Leave it call
ot water and pipe clay.
all night and brush off lib the morn--
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Buttermilk Hint.
To keep buttermilk from getting
too sour. pour a cupful of water into:
it when you set it away. Four of! the,
water before using. 1'
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1! large quantities of butter and:
sugar are to be creamed the process:
may be greatly shortened by using a
wire potatomasher after the bowl has,I
first been slightly warmed. With halfL
the labor a light creamy mass will be
the result.
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which the blow» 1.111
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perfeuions wdregm it 11. 1 11 th in
applying pleata.]x1ck-v> 111 11111;' in the
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neck edge as notche ‘. «‘Ime -‘1101lldcr
seam of pleats as nch 1... ' H.111 under
edges of pleats and 11111 no not per—
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1dge of pleat having 11111111'1‘”oo per-
foration. diong‘lfne 1-1 s11.;~l1-':n1all'o'
perforations in front ”1111 1-215 shoul-
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Good’iob Printing
as» sper, Best Work, Best ,7Prlce7s3
NORTH MAIN STREET ,
8. NO WALK \ I P/HONE 9071‘
[lave Just Purchased.
a large supply of tools, jack-knives
and alarm clocks, which _wfil be
sold. at reduced prices.
See our window display and
_prices.
Norwalll lawn 51111111
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STORE
For Rent: 1
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire ‘
Clifford Hotel
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A Substitute for a Glass Tube. pleats 91. inch from 1. 11...1 1. ..; _- l1.1v-
> Sometimes a glass (“be is nece BBI'V ing Openings between >11 L114 ~1111’ill "0'
for a patient who is not able sit, {Willmlitms ‘0 PM: *1-1' W'mlsh. if
. , douse is made willow infill". adjust.
up a stick of macaroni may be used belt to position, urn-.11 1111.1 111’ belt -11
insleld; a child who will refuse to, large "“0 lir-ifOldllt .1 t1 ‘1. 1 Tullt
rink milk from a glass may be m7! 51cm at lower edge at 111.1 r 1111 doublo
thread ‘0 take it this way. 1"“110 perforations. '1‘ 1111. mm in abitld
,7. l at notches. Sew .‘UhlltlllIL, rollar to
‘ shield us notched; r111. 1| '1; torrent-
worm Knowing. l lions llllllt'tilt’ (‘t'lllt‘i -7 '. - k. ‘
Take old window shades. soak \overw lslltf‘lll 011 11111 sle: 1.. 1.. . 1...”; 111...,
' , 1 rose is eeva seams; to 1» 111.11' ream as
night in (‘Old “Metric get Ill? palnt‘ noit'hi-tl. fii_l‘i‘ and 111 u :1. _‘11-1t .ilf‘tfl’n,
soft; in the morning put them on to , 7 double "00" lN‘l‘lLOI'» «~11 ....11 scams
boll 111 cold water and a 11111 cupful so 111. small gm who is enthusias- “"‘m 9““ “N’W ......“1. “'“h
of washing sods; leave them boil am ”1‘ 0 or nthletlcs is this suit designed 118 few gathers us lf"""~"""“
ho i h I it is smart either in serge 0r with serge NOW "‘08?- ‘Uldt‘l‘i .... “-"" "mild”
ur, i‘ nse, ang out for two days to bloomers und n linen-mid. seams of untlcl'body ' .1111'11 Lem in
bleach: they will be as white as snow. 1 .. w ”‘9 "Ml“ 1“ ”MN“ ‘ “ ' "' " "e Pr“-
m“. ”mm for half curtains ill buck (liven urblouse and plain or side fel‘l‘fldpllll‘ll under «...-1111. 1111 slot
windows pleated bloomers attached to an un- perforations. The mom 11.1w WITC-
' ,, Ll derbody of bony y muslin the home ratio’ns indicate cont 1.. “lent up-
ldressmaker can easily design a. gym- per edge. placing " 1' .... 1.~v1-«spond— 7
Scatter dry (”can Sand over mg} nnsinm suit for a small girl. The nlod- ing small ”1)" lmrfc- ~. .1. 1.} 111.7130 log
n n , el illustrated hone in stylish as well as scum as nult'llctl; 11.1» M 111 1 1 lowor
oor nd sprinkle owr this a solu “nimble and can be “med 1,, two or edge on slnllll "11" I .u. -..,,..., insert
”0“ made by dissolving Ollt‘ pound ol’i three nttmctIVo way-.5 For n gill of elastic or :1 drawst m _ “1...» center
potash or pearlaah in a pint of Wm“, 11mm years 4% yards 36- [tub or 3% scum from upper or;- '1. mm to ev-
sold!) the. boards lengthwise ‘with 12”"des sl-incMnterinlure required. It LOLLSLLLn L" LLLLLLLL' LLJ LLLL LL LLL LLLLLLL on
hard brush, i ‘ 1 1is always best to use serge for the left. centers cvt-n :1:-1 ' .1-_;n. lower
us 111: very hot water andl bmomers although the blouse may be edge.
plenty of soap. change th hot. waist} f linen A half vnrd of muslin will Sow lilnomeMo l1 1.... 11"." 1‘ Ull-
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erlttently. and wipe dry as you pro} make. the underbody. derhodl'. center? on 1..
(‘eed' this g In making the blouse close the under— lnrldeulllliy t 11» 1...... ,. um i 1‘ used
pota h‘ “L “Red as directed, [arm and shoulder seams lll'st.11fter separately with serp "Whg
will take out all stains. and is the Pictorial new" Pattern No 6"8'4‘ <17” 6 8 10 1., a - , 1mm,
. ... s..1‘ , , . _ tar} .
1"ery best means of whitening boards.l ,5 Gems,
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"M3351 .“ 1:111:29. .. 1 ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning C11. _,
'0 .or on In sum 1‘ DGEP '
Office and fir-stoning- ' ------ BR! CRT ----.-
Formerly known as lrldgsport steam Dyeing a ole-111119 (:11.
Silk Dress». Gloves. Blankets and Laos curtains Olsen-d.
Telephone ms. H. LYNGE. hop. as: ‘sm. 5:. srldaeivort
BANDY
Buggerman Bros.
SPECIALTY noxss
’ No Creams-—
.. ...... 40¢
1- 2 lb. box.
111). box.....L......L.... 80¢
‘ Something especially fine. '
North Main Stree“
_ Haulers? 11,1011;
CENTRAL HOTEL T5357} 2:332:51:
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets,' South Norwalk.
fl
, Rooms by , day or week ( reasonable prices.
W Everyroomnweli ventilated. electric lights and gs 3.
Everything that class.
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Dodge Brothers
TOurLing Cars and 11111111101111 '
ALL stuns or AUTOMOBILE nccsssonlns w
73 North Main St. L
South Not-walk
S. L. BENEDIC
AGENT FORL REO “AND WDGDBROS. CARS
shallots l Page.
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