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THURSDAY, NOV. 25. 1915
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lliver and bacon. proceed as for bs-
Icon and fried eggs. twmsms mm
An omelet, of course. is a legiii’l WE AR]- 0f DREW
mate chafingdish concoction. So,i
is French toast. Dip slices of stain,
broad in egg and milk, brown in but-
W on the Chafing Dial-t. ,ttr in the chafing dish, sprinkle with‘ hide from Gown and Wrap-
‘ n on a chafing dish is aicinnamon and sugar, and serve with One must not neglect footwear, slip-
Mt possibility in the fam- maple syrup. Then there are fried in)”: stockings and ”19- ”under—mys-
mo only one main or none is icmstoes.‘ Slice them in thick slices, mics" of the evening irockt Satin
Where there is no maid, aidip them in crumbs, then in beaten flippers in 1118 delicate shade Of {he
an be prepared in the momgegg‘ men again 1,, crumbs that hat-e gown are first in favor. black patent
leather with jeweled buckles, and
black satin slippers come next for
those a bit more practically inclined.
., for cool calm
If“! breakfast, containing all the been seasoned with salt and pep-
. nfieded for luncheon——butter,,p(—r. and brown in hot butter or olive
m needed for the dish cooked ‘ oli-
_. to slice and a home of mitk,,ttystei- stew and many other kinds.
huh time the tray can be taken if you use both dishes, you can.
lie Mriserator to tho dining.}mok two courses on a chafing dish,
‘lan'ing table. bread can be tak—‘und so make a luncheon of more va-
(can "to bread box. and luncheon ricly. For instance. oyster stew
Head and butter. tomato salad.‘un~. be prcpared. and while that is
chafing dish t-oncoetion, wafers,.eaten, French toast can be cooked.
IN milk, or something simpler'Or you can make. a dishful of
«50 prepared without further crcamed dried beef. cover it closely
mg to the kitchen. and set it aside, and brown a panl’ul
W is a maid. she can we of fried potatoes to go with it.
Ku’ch a tray and put it in tho
room at lunch time, after silo
II the table. Then she can go Melt two tablespooniuis of butter. l
i,” whatever on)" work 5'“? add the same quantity of flour and stirl
“to do, and the mistrefls of the until we" blended. then pour on grad-
.W 8“" ‘0 work “i ”‘9 chafing uuliy. stirring all the time. three-quar-
ters of a cup of rich milk. Bring tol
““h' the boiling point and add three-dunn‘
can be ters of irony of stewed and strained.
on the chafing dish. tomatoes mixed Wm pinch of soda.
' ‘3 cream sauce ““1 be two cups of finely cut cheese. two eggs:
"1' "‘9 chafing‘dish. 5° any slightly beaten, one pint of shrimps
" “an is 3“" to be success- cut in pieces and salt, mustard and
. dried beef. creamed cayenne to taste. Serve on pieces of
" creamed codfish, dicth'enmed lOBSiLJ bread or crackers. 1 I.
scan: other creamed s . -, .
it ‘v‘fhore are the various friedj Shrimp paw". ';
.-.8‘°°n and eggs can I” One cup of shrimps. one cup of can-
“" perfection in the chafing had or fresh peas, four tablespoonfuls
.. m. “I.“ °°°k the bacon until of butter, two tablespoonfuis of flour.
m...“ mm” and then draw it one-half of a teaspoonful of salt, onc-
. m the center 0‘ the (“Sh eighth of a teaspoonful of paprika and
”i‘ audit up around the edges or one and onohflf mum of milk. Mrli ‘
i .move It to a hot plate. Then the butter and add the flour, with salt A,
b m eggs and “00k them. and paprika. stirring constantly. thcn
. want bacon and scrambled pour the mill! on gradually as 500“ all
the “cm“ pm" off u“ the sauce thickcns. Add the shrimps.
“‘9 0’ teaspoonfuls oi‘ the broken in their liquor. Elli ““0 pnt- ’l‘hc old-fashioned pantulcttc, scorn-I
" and drop in the broken 9‘5“" tier. which have been heated. and (Hi and laughcd at since the days of
‘ them as they cook. l'or “NW, at once.
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Canary Colored Taffeta.
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> you“ ERR!SIMAS V : PARENTS WOU LD L:'l'\‘:A::seD:.
MAILING [Mill
NEW YORK. .\'oy.
scnibling that of the llilli .
Chicago dcvclopod hero today. when a Kflliims
““9,- baby of and Mrs. Whitloclt wcrc met by tit-ic-
the. parents. '
The baby, a girl, was born l
Mentally the child appears to he. nor- er throughout u“, yonge‘ he. felt
mai, but is paralyzed below the Wills". much improved in health today.
has club feet, distorted knc0l0ims .\lr.
‘aud a spinal ailment— \vhil'il. PM” to apond Thanksgiving liay bets and
clans say. Will pmve’ “‘81 ”“3“ 09"" will then proceed to Washington for
ation is not soon performcd. -a brief stay. From tbcrc they will go
Dr. Julius Glodsmith. the attending-'10 Toledo and tilcveland. ’l‘hc Minis-
physician, notified the parents m“ ter said he would sail from here on
the child's lite could be 8““ 0“" Dec. 28 to rcsume his duties in Bel-
:-'.:.thic Sugls't‘i-ii’lt.‘ 'th, tin
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‘ ‘eat of Christin .
:e going to scnd your Christina~
$9.6m out of town, [luTl'ilaM‘ tin-2..
*tr'fin Norwaik). and mail lllcm
E. Also, see that you follow tin-
esuu‘ns set forth in the ilulictiu
thing like this:
.Dont‘ Extract that for a thl‘cc~t‘cttt
‘ you son insure a package for its:
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“lactating dish. fruit for dessert.‘ Oysters, of course. of any kind. The Sioi'kiflm‘ genrl‘aiiy match the:
or cookies, a dish of lettuce: (hit be cooked in the chafing dish— truck in tune, or are of white.
. with a wet cloth. a few to-jpalllifd oysters, creamed oysters,
from Toledo, Ohio. ltcutlctl b)"
fronted the Charles M. .\lilroy, Mayor-elect, win-n'
Whitlock and his wil‘c capcctt
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iiiUl»DB and Daguerreotypes, are among
tthc very dalntiest and mos€ feminine
lof evening accessories. They are of
lsatin, chiffon or net, frilled, or fur-
:trimmed, and one merely catches a
finding glimpse of them now and
then, and thinks of them only as a
very effective part of the frock.
if one chooses well materials and
accessories, there is little danger of a
Jurring note in the costume; these
jarring notes, it is sad to say, more
often appear in afternoon and street
costumes than in evening gowns.
The Scarf of Chiffon.
As the frame is to the picture. so is
thc dainty. filmy scarf to the frock for
owning wear; endless idensumay be
carried out with these. They are
ilt'h'dl‘d, embroidered, fringed and
liaIld-cuiured; evelopc in the sheercst
‘l‘lH. chiffons, gauzes an wonder-
t'u'Ly pattcrncd Oriental fabrics, de-
signed with visions of iiouris and
ldrcamy harem beauties in mind. One
of the many effective uses of the scarf
is with the sleeveless gown; it may
iw draped in most becoming ways. A
charming rxamplc of this was brought
to my attention the other evening.
The dress- was of canary/"colored taf‘
i‘tta made with an eight gored skirt.
in which alternating gores were of
tits canary taffeta and satin of a dell-
tutc blue. Eat-b g rs was rounded
at lill' lower edge. and finished with
'l narrow uuiiling of chiffon matching
the tndcta bodice. Over this striking
rkirl hung a tunic of canary colored
chiffon, while a wonderfully tinted
scarf. with blended tones of canary
color and blue, was drapcd around the
slittu‘dcrs in a wing-like arrangement
giving thc effect of sleeves when the
arms were raiscd. The ends were
wanu iii loosely around the neck. quite
would use the regular throw
:~(-;.l'l' of bcnvier mutt-rial. it was ex.
f‘t'r‘iiillfli}‘ practical and pleased the
«yrs of those who upprecinte‘ dtiinti-
l‘t'Sb‘ and grace. '
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To a half cupful of raisins .\id one
cupl'ui of ultrt-ddcd cocoanut and three
«hoppwl applet-i. a bit of onion juice or
gl'l‘t’ll pcppcr choppml. and serve with
‘rcuclt tlrcssing.
AMERICAN FIRM'S BIG CONTRAC1
\i‘ASirlthl'l‘th. Nov. ‘38. An Alti-
t-rican firm has securctl a contract for
constructing scwc-rugc untl \vatcr
works at Rollo. l'nysiwlsu and ftlcr-
tcdcs, l'ruguay. involving ucuriy $21..
New York physician con _ ‘
quwtiou wlietht-r the lift- of n delec- 1hr) iflnlit'ti hcrc todtty mm! “W ”0.000, tht American Minister at
' it i i livc il‘lil)‘ should be saved by asmgi‘ fiii‘iillii’i‘ iiyndam. Mr. Whiiluck suitithioulovltieo lms rcportctl to tho Stuto
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’ 7719!»? ‘tmluu'tl )0\ ultun- iiil' cal opt-ration, tit-spite tilt: wishes of "limwil h“ ““24 I“ ““911 ht’lllepnrtmcnt.
em,“ me or. 1 M V 21:: :ilill at Rotterdam until ....... .
SOUTHERN CROP Dl‘.’ERSIFlCA-
TION.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 24.~lnattgu-
ration of gencrnl cumpuicn in every
cotton pl‘mlm'inu stain for crop dive“!
sificntion in~ llm south and it‘filltlil£:I-‘
tion of n conferencc oi
southern bankers are. among tlic pro
jccts planned for tho conference of
cotton statcs bunkers to be held in
pormnm-ut
newts) 55. This feature. certain-
: ahduid appeal to senders of holi‘
‘ gifts. If you are going to need
financed or C. 0. 1). tags call
M‘Df time at the post office for
by 3 prompt operation; He staidhfter- gium. Mr. \‘fbitiot-l: ‘ i that he was
ward: “The Parents “WWW” ”me her" t-mau- ‘d mu in.»
mull!” “’1' tum-{locating . 01:12:: mother. and dcclincd to discuss anyi
tion. I could probaty "W e (I incidents or phases of the war.
“’9' ““10““. it wouidhillwaiys !::ml:: The Ryndttnt passed three flouting
.helploosly cupped. T ere “ 'mines shortly after sailing frotu'Rot-
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New Orleans. Dec. 6 and 7.
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The catsup. Worcestershire sauce,
mustard and other bottles clad in.
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heir various colored labels have a1 Papaya! Elptctally For “in JVtu'J/Mptr
unys been objectionable. Now with
the new and attractive nickel and
copper insets they are quite excusa-
ble, in fact, they are even decorative.
With cold meats or for the salad,
course, the sauce and condiment bot-
tles are often in evidence and until
the advent of the insets have been
our of the particular problems of the
housewife. The little mustard pot in
the brown ware to match the casser-‘
oles, in h niukle inset is especially at-
tractlvo.
Black Cow Gong. I
Here is a new dinner gong—one
that would make a tremendous suc-
ccss in the nursery. There is a black
enameled iron crane to screw on the
wall On il stands an iron cow, per-‘
haps five inches high, and propor?‘
tionately long, with painted features...
Al the end of the crane is hung 11,.
black enameled cow bell; beside the
boil hangs a throng of leather with:
which to sound the welcome hours for
breakfast. luncheon and dinner. The
priceis 85.
Bird Cage Hangers.
iiost attractive are the enameled
iron brackets made for bird causes to
hang from. Some of them are yellow.
some bright blue. The yellow ones:
show a yellow canary bird as part oi“
llrcir makeup and the blue ones show
at bluebird. ./
Tortoise Shell Baga.
'l‘hc tortoise shell tops and trauma
continue to be considercd very smart;
One that is especially striking is
made of embossed leather in several
good colors. with a dark top. The
Iculitcr is gathered slightly into the
top. Sommimcs thc tops aro amber‘
colored instead of tortoise shell.
lie Sure its A
FRISBIE’S PIE
Made in the Cleanest Plant.
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. 1
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Insist on them at your res-
Wants.
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SKIRTS ARE FULL AND ADORABLY SMART.
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The new short full shirt in an ill-
trat‘live three—piece model. The loin-r
front cdge may be finished in rounded
or straight outline.
Now; if )nu nt‘cvto obey writ tiy the
mundane of fashion )‘mr new" skirts
. must be full, and Just as short as your
.Ht'liiic of the fitness of things will it]-
l-m‘. Hurt- is un adorably chic throe—
[net'r' modci with plain front and back
pane-Iii and plots“; at the sides. The
itiurr front edge may be finished in
straight or mundod outline, as the cloa-
ing in efl‘cctcd at the front.
To nulu- filt‘ sittrt ill medium s./.c l“-
quin-s viii yards ilti—int-li or 4 ynidz. uf
44’illl‘h mun-rial. ’l‘itt- front how is wit.
from an open \\'iiilil of material and tho
'tial |\ gore and hell from a l'tliti of l"u
goods.
it ruininvs only it f'mv bouts to mono
"iv >ltirt t'ulllltlviciy. First, join the
littl'v‘a as notched and picut. (Tn-using on
llms of slot perforations; bring foldrd
'liL’C" to corresponding lines of small
"n" pctiurulions: stitch along tho fold-
CONDIMCUON 011%
ed edges, or about 1" il'lt'il {rt-In the fold-
rd edges. Lap right front gore on
left. ccntcr~lronts oven (large "it" pcr-
forutions indicate center-front) and
Mitch. leaving edges free above largo
"U" perforation. Adjust 2 inch baiting
to position undcrneatli the upper t-tigo
of skirt for a stay;\ stitch ripper edges
together.
Adjust belt to position on skirt, ct-n-
tor-bucks and upper edges cvcn.
if the lowcr edge of the front is fin-
ih’lit-d ill round outline the new t-ifccf
may be emphasized by a trinmdng of
buttons of self millel‘illi. Length is an
important factor this Fi‘ilSUli. No shirt
that falls below the ankles may be con-
shit-red chic. At least it cannot look
chic, and eat-h inch of further short—
noss above ”11‘ ankle odds on int-ii o!
cxtra t-ltit-ncss until the limit of ab-
breviation is reached.
Pictorial Review Skirt No. 6496. Sim 2t. '26. 28, 30, 3'2. and 34 inchel
waist l‘l’i'~r- 1'. cunts.
Try afifisiiied Ad. for Results
Your ltilcitcn. pantry and
.ncrwarc. ctc.. at lowest prices
For Up-to-data Service Call
FRED H.’ GANUNGV',
Funeral Director and Emulator
Offloe and Residence
, Telephone 004.
54 So. Main St. Go. Norwalk
AUTo’TnUoK
Talopflm 418.
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Good Kitchenware——Mrs. Housekeeper
‘ l Ready For Thanksgiving
iuiug room.
doublc rottsters, drip puns. food choppcrs.
scales. pastry boards,uranbcrry.ircswit. incad makers. ccler) traps.
tztblc glasses, goblcts, pic plates, knives and forks, carving sols, din-
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 Washington St, South Norwalk.
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing.»& Cleaning Ca:
Formoriy knJhb-Igmabydih: Olunlng Or
am: om aims. ammo and us. cumin. stand.
it. What. Pup. as am. as, lrldnopofl
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(‘ilOpillg’ bowls. family
Prompt Delivery. Phone 1059-2.
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tion that i can take without the per-
?" cps there are some local manu
“ mission of the parents!) ,
"tom who during the Christmas
iterdnm. The first day out the vessel
ran into a terrific storm.'wblch swept
‘ The latherof the defective baby
‘said: "i ielieve the Chicago physician,
For the sake of human,
could use individual registered
, .Gflltor them if you want 'em.
#1031! get loose sheets if n book-f
div is too much;
bore all. write the name and ad-
item: 103W and plainly. Be surc
package-ls Wrapped securely.
flhyildfyotr desire to send money'tn
away ”“9 “'0 large' electric signs
. H which gave‘ the vessel‘s name and
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ity, i had rather see thlschild die now
than have it live seven or eight years
in misery and suffering. it is a hard‘
' b t it would be better; '
mm to m' u ' = asao souaonou Fuss AGAIN.
dead." i
also was carried away and several
lifeboais were. smashed.
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ilfs. ante muscles, “alwa s tir-‘OH shipments, . ~ . ' . - - -
ballad. mumme and yotheri The “1’0“ 3‘1““ a “"9“” m ”‘19 i-Zinao:to:xfl::‘h¥iig‘llt:3ir:: 9:21;: 3:38:13;
shovellelant-you must belies-italic of operating upenses '0 l“oasicit‘y.” when four machines were blown
Windsor 'Pille ' strehgbthngopegfiinfl Jim“ ‘2‘?“ 72‘" ”I. far off their course and forced to land
5‘ mfgufilgwglcen . to 6 . per 68 ' _ iio'g‘et their bearings.
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warns» causes the trouble wgg: Sign???“ 2 .——A new" . THEF‘W“ W“ l-MD UP.
. v, . . . ix . 1 Rev. 0. If. Knightemfiannm. m.-
.wtchins launchiilir Ruth J"? ‘Wntuttu: "For um months {mama
i “ ;preaented iO'lbé Yfile crowd by COL‘ilnuuummi‘h. “am.“dbuk
'iCharIQsL. r. Robinson. or Hartford,1"m¢h‘ u "lulu" m unearthly. I
gnu. n tie-cannot do it was announced. 10d.”- . "
w, * mdieasestthofionunol.‘ Thfiflullifi‘bilike.."'3=1¥h§-':3‘,:{9¢i11’i\la1and-TIflthfpun‘diny‘ ma
«spasm!- sodmnnaJ-Oall dong. five feet beam. and is finished in m.“ if.” Imhtfl-M filled.“
‘bailing‘ port. A portion of the bridge.
AUSTIN, Tex. 'Nov. 24.—l\iembers|
. t; and-:1 .1-2- mud noisy Kidney.
what MALraomut you our
morIIORLICK'Sor
you may got aohoapauhoutub
and paythosamo price
CA'sT‘o RIA
For Infants and cannon
In Ilsa Formal-SOY”
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79"?“ m ““59“ t” ‘he ”“5 our Revenues lNCREAsE. of the First Aertr Squadron, U. .s. A., Always beau. .. , .
m-to do-so before Deccmber 1,! FR“ . started preparation early today for Sign the"
l!" minim-rival on time. Because) ST. LOUIS. Mon N0“ ”Hfi‘u‘mflthe last is of their tri front Fort . 0" ‘ - ,
Mai“ tions find ”i0 Christ‘iorel" in "eight traffic revenues ‘Of'S-ill Okla 50 Fort‘QamJ-liouston San ' - ‘
rush money mailed to Europet$2.169,026 over the fiscal year of 1?“ Antonio Texas '“ ’ ' 2 _ '1 -
'bo ddsNed‘in transmission. is shown in the annual “report 0‘ In m; couraa of the 400 mile Jou'-I "In": EB.S PILLS
_.___..._._- President c. E. Sharon“? WWW“. . ' K I ‘ "" ' ”“3“" ’
. ‘ ‘ (1 Texas Railroad issued'nfl made by the squadron since leav- In! nor my l
“MffOW-TO BE EFFICIENT" {Kansas an ' . ‘ ~ direfinuéiing‘lt‘ort‘ Sill last Friday, the six mm '13."... =73.er
off-Wasn't“ vitalitydtko'kidne,~;ilerf‘- 10‘1“.“ “‘9 incre‘fifle “.0 h— an d‘ichines’~ and their pilots have been V atvhgi'figlfibia' '
tile. it causes backache. headache,f l‘t‘r‘uiea “‘0‘“ “"3” "mm °° iii-sled ~by'ail sorts of. conditions. The m.fl:§§f‘s§.:fii",, ‘51?“
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WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tim: Tub" Ind Supplies. Prompt ; Corner Mom and Chestnut streets. South Nor-walk.
Service a Feature.
'} Rooms by day or week at. monable prices.
t Every room well mutilated. dicotrtc lights and go I.
STORE - Eventing nutclass.’
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Tearing Cars and. Runabouts- »
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