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1 “as e whos1e purse is light an
and dry.
(‘ut off the stem and rel
move the seeds and the white fiber.
Shave into fine strips and add equall
portions of chopped olives and celery.I
Cover with a rich mayonnaise, and,
serve in tomato cups or on curled par-1
sley or lettuce. I
l
T'here is little if any boning The drop
Iskirt linings are of very soft, thin
salins or wash silks, or are merely
superposed layers of chiffon net or;
‘Georgette crepe, or all three. I
Once on the figure which they have
been shaped to fit, either by swathefi
SUSSESIISNS AlIIIIII
III III 0f DRESSING
Many evening gowns are, strictly
IIIPIIIIIAIII IIIIIISS
Ill SHOULD KNOW
Round Pincushion.
(gory sY’rdctical
flame Drew lid/(mg,
.foonf
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mes. shaped seams or by their own.
A bit of pink or blue linen could heI
;speaking, without sleeves. They have
“not the same sleeveless look of last
we Christmas plum pudding
Ruuian Salad. utter flimsiness, they take on the 81- made into one of the round, fiat pin- I
an
’uIL-t
the next day for the dinner.
“half a pound of well chopped
shot into a bowl, half a pound
. Inferno, half a pound of dark brown
, half a pound of bread crumbs.
1'3 pound of flour, the grated rind
flute Juice of one lemon, one tea»
fut of minted spit-,e two table-
fuls o! molasses, mixing well
a wooden spoon as each ingred-
shredded head lettuce. half a. cupful
of cold. cooked peas and dress with
mayonnaise.
Meat Salad.
(‘ut chicken, beef or veal into fine
pieces, discarding all fat or gristle.
To each two cupfuls of meat add one
cupful of celery and one. onion. both
minced fine. Just before serving, mix
"I: added. Now put in a 33"" with enough dressing to hold together,
, u? of salt and stir in a pint f
ft. not enough to nrake it wet.
:1 a little more if necessary. Dip
{cloth into boiling water.
1. with flour, spread it over a
"and pour in the pudding mixture.
for three hours, filling up
n as the water bolls away.
ing up the pudding dip it
. 1 water for a second. it will
"to out firm and whole.
Easily Made Sweet.
“some stale bread into small
and place these 111 a dish. Add
it"bonana and perhaps four or
dam, or any other fruit which
tyre at hand. Boil some jnm
bly blackberry or currant)
«Kittie w1ater and pear this while
the bread, etc. Leave the
to cool, and serve with cream.
o
me Potato Biscuits. I
cups of flour. one cup butter?
,ono tablespoon sugar. onohalf
1 node, one cup sweet potato
)isone tenepcon salt, one to
butter. Mash potatoes un-
Modd the sugar and then
1m. Dissolve the soda in the
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Benarea Salad.
This is such a well-liked combine»
tion that it is becoming Americanized.
Equal parts of tart apple, cocoanut,
a little sugar, salt and chopped red
pepper and parsley, with a tablespoon-
ful of «1]ped onion. Serve with
French dressing like the abOve.
Cabbage Salad.
Chop enough cabbage to make a
pint. Shell peanuts or Walnuts, a
half cupful or less. Boil onehalf cup-
ful of sugar with a half cupi’ul of vin-
egar: let cool. Beat :1 yolk of egg with
1 half cupiul of cream. Mix all to-
gether lightly and serve on the cab-
bage.
BARGE CAPTAIN CANNOT BE
FOUND.
BRIDGEPOIIT, Nov. t‘aptniu
Smith. first name unknown, in charge
of a barge being towed to this city by
the tug Mollioter, was missing from
the barge when it was docked here
yesterday afteruoou. Captain He11111
Schultslo of the tug said that the 1111.11
‘ “d “dd "1 Sift flour and time he saw Smith was early in the
”a id them to the other mlx'laftenioon, Smith then being ensued
Rollout, out as other blsculta,lm coiling up rope on the deck of the
m! m a amok oven. mm It Is b1lieved that he Viiilfi
—" {either swept from the barge by thc
Pepper Salad. Iwaeh of a passing steamer, or Iii-<1 his
”I. mud" green peppers, wash‘ balance and fell overboard.
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.1 THAT OLD HIGH HAI. I
'Sheridnn. "It's been 11 pond hat to
31W" hoards have been found m'me in a general way_ but cvcry timc
.JdJ 0‘ queer WWW“ Th“ "’1" I've looltcd at it sincc I lost $500 1, tev.
“3' d Postmaster HMIHO'I- "I .P‘dl'r‘ ago I 11vrnernbc11 I had it orrthttt
sville. Mich. proves that 11 man unlucky night. So. “.3. out or
bank nwnev against his will and '11 hm“-
tum .ight glad lifter 11.1111)“ days. “Well. wifc. how do l'llll like 111)
W197 made. a trip to Port new beaver?" :1sl1 ed Sltcridtrn ni‘tt‘r the
. 'W (1" some purchasing. That youth had left. in the conversation
“.m‘m “301 lie “’0" a “0" bl“ .tlntt followed Mrs. Sheridan learned
11:39“ meet the proposed outlay. of the disposition of the old hat.
he 5'4. named ”9””th he 111111131011 look in the lining of it?"
and the articles were being she asked larcIily. ‘l road the other
“sure, you can tune it I-nnWt'l‘t‘d
lwl i 11:1
1001‘“ In vain j~~clwnee thor- so his wife would not
everywhere was "“‘de1 in know where to find it when he got
u! and along the street to the home"
Ema “’9 postmaster had [9“. But Mrs. Sheridan had only reached
‘W" c” and then I“ the car the word "lining" before Mr. Sher-i
"9 "“1" °f “’9 M“ was found dan’ s recreant memory brought the in-
”‘9 9°11“ department and the cident back in 11 gr eat flood of recol-
....",. ‘9“ notifie. 0f the has n lection. Wherever the remembrance
shim ' little inconvenient for of it had been stored up only the sol-
aislton, because every man cntists may say, but at any rate
lose $100 withoult having ms‘came to the owner of the old and the
”$95 "“0““ 0‘“ 0‘ “13““me new hat with an overwhelming rush.
things had been arranged to Without taking the trouble to re-
h
veil the arms when
they do not float out enchantingly
into filmy wings. Graded strands of
beads hang in ever deepening fes-
toons over otherwise bare arms.
Some of the very neu’est models have
a filmy half sleeve. This makes them
more wearable as dinner gowns.
Evening gown materials in vogue.
are. metal brocaded faille and taffeta
silks, dull lustrc supple satins, plalnl
faille or taffeta. combined with Span-
ish tinsel or embroidered lace to soft-
en them; brocaded silk crepe and
panne, chiffon and ring velvet.
Short evening gowns, without traIn!
will be worn quite as much at evening
performances of the opera and the
theatre as those with trains. A tram
gives no dignity to a debutante. To be
sure, the slender, sashlikc ends may
be flung over one arm if she dances
or walks through the theatre foyer.
Such creations are better left to the
stout woman. to whom fashion seems
to have granted but this one little
boon.
Rich tones of grape anti wine reds1
and purples make wonderful satin and
velvet evening gowns. These colors
include the Garibaldi reds, which are
less bright than one would imagines
i’cllows, from old gold to biscuit
tones, are lovely in vclvete and saline.
and then- are some new indigos and
greenish peacock blues. Black and
steel grin, black and 1Roman gold, and
blatk, lined and adorned with any of
these other tones an lightened with
creamy white and cobwebby black
lace. are among the. more subdued
color combinations. Very few all
\\‘llllt' evening models are seen.
When one of these evening gowns is
picked up and held In the hand. even
those of less aupple material; like
frtillc, collapse into a shapeless mass.
der to dress hcm,
Dtimrl FRUM vv’tAnENEU HEART
Illiirmlil'till'i‘. No. 22.» .iii trumps)
11o-rfnrrrt-rl 1111 thc body of James II.
t by 11 ll. l.c Huron l‘ctcrs. dis
closed tlu Incl tIic til
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but 5111111 ruptured .15 11 rc~1111 o.“
intending his accident
'l‘frutsdut. afternoo» and not 1' 11111 dI
wci violente causal by the uulomo
bilc tvt' U11. Samuel M. Hammond, of
Now Haven. ,.
llr. ll::tnluond, who is held lccltnl-
1’:11l)' upon a tnansluughter charge irl
the city court, was Saturday repro-
1scntcd-by Attorney John S. Pullman.
The cast- continued until Nov.
‘17. pending the filing of the coroner's
finding. The bond is.32.l)00.
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are. performing union for many.
Norwa'kera evory day. Are you in-
ing than".
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l1l1etl1purtn1cnt at Washington to pre-
'oflices.
Parcel post packages will be taken that they will not be easily
11 bv one clerk and marked with tho “‘0'“ ”‘9 fi9“‘l1113ltlltlf‘-
:ntnount of postage which will be sold “I it “""y "(’"Wl‘lpm 9i"-
look outside just What she is inside— to the Detroit Free Press.
a woman who does not care how she circle with a three and a half inchl
appears or what others may think of diameter. then pin together and stitch
her~a far from admirable feminine around the edge, leaving one and one
Ilialf inch opening.
attitude.
CHRISTMAS MAIL.
Post Office Making Efforts to PreveniI
if 6; wtthgigt'eggs, (life the; Cut cold roast beef into cubes. h Lo 1 1‘ act shape of the wearer. Woe to her cushions suitable of rthe sewing room
‘, I on ”status 4V8 an . . . . season, OWL’VQI. 11g 808!" 8 0
mmce fried bacon. and mu. All . if she is not well corseted! She will or work basket, write a contri t 1 1 '1 1 r t *1
matching tulle, which fall from shoul-i s bu 0" Prepared E‘P'Hafll" for “”5 A WIMP" {PW
Fill with bran
rnark into eight divisions.
Mark the divisions on the circumw
Cut two:
by Pictorial R crimp a
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SPORT JACKET SUIT IN SERGE.
or?
may he added if «It-sued. 11s tic) :. a
Isawdust, sew illlul and with a heavy] 11.1111 11g tllc1 most fasltmrmttle of 5:111 -
Ithread of white embroidery cotton “U”-
’l‘Itt- coat has the yoke. llt1lll‘lt1ll 1- -
lar. straps and pockets csscntlnl In a.
1111.: Norfolk model, but yoke. strays
and [Itn'lit'ls may be omitted 1f tleslrt 1‘.
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Connection fcrence or seam with pins. 'l‘heuI .
11111111111111.- the jacket the front is first
1. e 1~ - - . .
\\ -ll in advante oi" the real (‘hrist- ring the "‘P"°““"-‘ (”"0" up “I on“. etrtvhcd \th darts, as perforated. 11a
1111 ~ tnail tuslr the local pest offlceslpmm Carry “ down llll‘Ollgll the cen- center being marked by large "0" 11""
ter, bring it up on the other side At' forations. Adlust underfacing to [N -
in 10111111011 with other 10st othtes in 1 - ,. . ., .
I the starting point carry across "“‘m “"d‘medm "0"" “d5“ “”1
the country is acting under orders of1
thI the et en greater congestion than
ithrough the cushion to the next di-
vision und proceed as before until all
rtlre eight radii of the (1irtle are mark I
|\t‘l‘ that is expected in the mails tllis' d
t‘1l1ristmus. by reason of the wider
use of the parcel post system.
Blanket stitch over the seam around I
the entire cushion,
In some of the post offices in ‘l‘e‘broidery cotton.
country every measure has been Ink-least the thread first above mp Iina'
1111 to minimize the amount of time and then below 50111131 the result willl
which needs to be spent by the clerks ‘be a single line, with upright stitches
with
to 111etcivc mail, and many of these on euih side.
s'eps will be taken at the local postl
s
and pasted on the parcels by another
clerk. ‘1
l1‘I11113' or individuals who have a viate. the dead, oily look so often no-
Inrgc number of parcels to be sent in» I
surcd should call at the local post
offices and obtain loose leaves to be To Clean Cretonne Covered Cuahiona.I
oatmeal ‘
blend 1 jacket of distinctive design.
used in filling out information neces-
sary fhr insuring
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"Isn't it strange that so few
discover the secret of success
life?"
"Yes. but it}; stranger still
men
in
of the men who discovered It
have told it to their wives.“ rvl’hiludeb
phia Press.
and dry extractor soap and
white em- ‘
In making this stitch;
t‘tnsc under—1111111 and shoulder seams
as notched. (‘lose shoulder seam of
straps as notched. Turn under edge
on slot perforations. adjust on front
and back. edge of front strap having
double “co" perforation along lines 11'
small “0" perforations in front and
back and bringing double “00" perfora-
tions together.
To make and arrange the yokes and
collar first close shoulder seam at
)‘Illvf‘s as notched and turn under hunt
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The cushions are filled with a heavy ". ' ’3
ubstance to give them solidity, so ' '
brushed
A little vinegar in polish will
Iced after cleaning furniture.
Take equal parts of fine
hem. Rub the cretonne well
.1.
he stain disappears.
“hon oranges are cut irt half and however, ban: a worthy rival in tweed
that juice is extracted they may be rubbed a
the secret is still a secret Surely some upon whitc w‘.ood such as kitchen to-
musr hlcs:
brush:
lclc will be white.
-
They are also
until
then go over with a scrubbink the trimming.
they act as soap and the arii-.
oh- .
edges on slot perforations and adjust
on front and back. centcr~bncks and
Mix: s even. Close back seam of collar
(indrcared by double ”"oo ptrforution)
cover with seamless, bias mutt-rial 111:1]
new to neck edge as notched. ltoll col—
iar and from on smull‘ "o" perforatiorm.
If contrasting or the same material is
to be used for pocket laps these are
now tiddcd to pockets as notched, after
Blue serge sports stilt with Norfolk
Not only for sporting purposes, but
I for traveling. is this suit appropriate.
1 There is no more suitable material for
1 Its development than serge. th‘h. which the pockets are adjusted to po-
sition. the upper edges along cross—
nd the mannisb mixtures. Veins 64- llncs of double srnntt "no" perforations.
A skirt of serge and coat of corded
silk makes an attractive summit
spurts suit.
in in material the suit requires 4‘5
yards with at lcnst a dozen buttons for
More buttons, however,
Pictorial Review Jacket No. 6243. Sites 32, 34, 36, as, 40 and 42 incheo
bunt. Price. 15 cents.
1 Skirt No. 5989. Size: 22. 24. 2G. 28. 80 and 32 Inches waist. Price, 15 cents.
11 IN A GARRET. 1
Four walls, eh?
(felling cracked and smudgcd/you any? ‘
Nonsense it‘s Heaven if you have the
eye
To twist the gray plaster into vaulted
sky!
And here's the little duub that Petrl.
made. 1
Petri. the artist. front the door below,
was laughs and says that dreams are
not a trade.
Be Sure Its A
FRISBIE'S
obtainable.
a
Better, 1 think, because he loved it so.
tauranto.
PIE
Made in the Cleanest Plant.
. from the best fresh fruits
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Insist 1011 them at your res—
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Sonth Norwalk.
Phone 446.
A'. Dickerman 81 Son
I For. E
. Thanksgiving Table Linens E
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For better than If he had preened his
wit,
To trick Some fat purse into buying it.
Now like a god he gives his painted,
see I
And one white ship that sets the. whole;
room free,
Blots the gray wall and lifts a gallant:
wing \
,For our adventuring.
1
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Four walls, eh?
Come, let’s crumble them away!
.You and 1.
Build no a world of sea and sail andI
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For Up-to-dato Servloo Coll
FRED H. oauuuo.
Funeral Director and lmbllmor
Office and Residence.
Telephone 004.
~54 So. Main St, So. Not-walk
ll. lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning (311.
BRIDGEPORT -----—
Formerly known Illrldcopért 3mm Dyeing a. Cleaning c.
. all]: Dunn. Olav-o. llanlme and Lace Our-talus Cleaned.
. Telephone 47“. H. LYNGI. Prop. :93 State St. Bridgeport
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AUTO TRUCK .
TO ANYWHERE
AT A REASONABLE CHARGE
E. T BATESX:‘:::‘:';E
nonWALK HIGH SCHOOL
ENGRAVED WRITING PAPER}
£4690 bill in the lining of his
accept the loss philosophi
' say nothing to anyone.
, very nicely for five
‘ wentode.
who delivered thr
Sheridan lingered
1attention.
“ Iikh11me1
hot. one night while with a
treat on. Sheridan- only wore
tonstateoccaslons and these ,
as often with him. The. last
years
’ F6? his daughter" s wedding
' persuadedhtmto buyanew
new
until
Flltaily he
\ l'hvgn’t chance for that
Nit-Sheridan. l'd like to
1 self all the
M at theaters to a
A“ the postmaster Tearing the covet from the box, he
“W himself ‘9 the loss he brought forth the. but he had used as
situation “an “501““ find a bank and plunged his hand in the
Ilining. Withdrawing it his gladdened
: er Sheridan of Brooklyn
If“ 1 1 eves 1111119111 the $11.00 11111 clinched be 'biliousness, indigestion, the sic,“ sour See, where his brush has made the
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' ween his fingers.
“"81“ 80h bélt ll $10 {0! 5011." he}. [0!“th and keep them out with 0851;1th 5 W w ’
T l I ealth WIlllOIlL (‘Hllhs curse.
Ml); p81 [1 he new. I" a said to lhe open mouthed v.0uth
’ amount and absolutely 111111 can’t have the hat now. It's been
the blii-gh hat “igcident "‘0 "00" a bank I'm, ”In“ I° keep it 0850”” “0" and the“ and never ls freedom and a hint of paradise.
carving a I about 9 CO“ ow 1111111 1‘ And We hat still hangs on know the misery caused by a lazy liw And you and I ha", love! Shall we not
the Sheridan ban rack. —N. Y. Sun.
“and care'ts.
I0 “882
Ier. clogged bow,els or an upset stom-v dare
__,. “I" Farther than 1Petri? Here's the lamp of,
1 Dont put in‘lnother day of distress. I art
1 Sent by morning. They work while you
Tonight! Clean Your 3°wkela and Step) Here' 5 Petri's art. That proves a manI‘?’ 0"” St
Headache, Colds, South Stomach. may go
Get a 101cent box now. 1 'Into more forlds than wait upon his
Turn the rascal out—the headache,l purse.
stomach and bad colds—turn them out water glow!
IAnd here where morning trembles on
Millions of men and women take a I the skies ..
Let Cascarets cleanse your stomach: Lighting the road . . . Come there
remove the sour, fermenting £00111.”e worlds to share '
'
take the excess bile from your liver A
ad on a d I shall h h
and carry out all the constipated y 'p a are them, 0
my heart!
waste matter and 90’9“" “1 "1° 1’" l--Dana Burnett in the New York am
Iota. Then you will feel great. . I ing Sun
Cascaret tonight straightener you
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sleep. A 10 cent-box from any drugI Pa. 1 want an example of a. para-
{store means a clear. hood. sweet stum- (1011.1
ooh and clean, heal by liver and bovv- Well. .take the subway. my 3011- it
Ie lactioit for m .Childnen love is an addition to the city. and at the
1 ICnecarejta because they never gripe or some time subtractions-Eottton Trans-
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am. Street
3 pencil in his vest pocket 0““ of the In 1111.9 in chase of his old one I sky III-“t °f A“ 8""t' 8““ N "'l 0|"
1 «yr he mind titl 1 °"" 2 I
d noted its disappearance. He He (mm... ”w startled youth by the I avails: e where the “WI Phone 626-4 ___‘___"d 259-8 "Q erma“ r08. Hartford, Bock
' SIM and found “ h 91 1“ arm three blocks down the avenue and» ll: 8‘0“ 0R Bluous;
. . 4 The soul has more 0 to t tn
WINE! something crinkled. lt‘ wrenched the old beaver from his grip. 1 1 sun p ssesa a ban e Imam” BIUS: “:RIIIIEEI 1 '
"out uoo bill. ' " 4.1 L :L
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Service I Feature.
13 Woodward AVO.,
'Phon01523. South Norwolk, Ct.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD?
TireI, Tubes and Supplies.1 Prompt
CENTRAL HOTEL 33’: 2525122313“.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
I
- Room: by any or week at reasonable prices.
F071"1 Rent
Now Occupied by
Enquire
STORE‘
In. United
Elect-it: Light and Water Co.
Clifford Hotel
Every room well ventilated, electric 112111.11 and on}
Everything first class.
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