THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEHTIIJEL
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. . ‘w fw~-,
omato .Ie IIy.
foue ml; or tomatoes, add to
hot, at ltRSpUOll of salt, a table
7 of sugar. a bunch of savory
- - g Mrpucu oi pepper, and three
W uh“ rims or gelatine. Beat
theme illilii ll begins to boil,
1 ft to curl tor titt- minutes and
the will was a..u suells 01 two eggs.
I}! tit-:1 togtther and remove
the me. letting it stand tightly
for five minutes. Strain
a one sieve, then through a
of chase tItIIIl that has been
I _ out or cold water and finally
a ring moid that has been wet
- will “awr. “lien told and be-
. to prtss llllU the jelly
. ”olives and the whites of three.
~ boiled eggs cut into cubes. Matte
_ 0'! of fresh lettuce lean-s, turn the
m upon it and till the center
, lettuce leaves cut to ribbons, a
0 cup oi chopped celery. a half
Sci.
it? hard bci‘ed eggs put through
W and cover the \illole with good
.. Nut and Cucumber Salad.
‘00”! 12 ciou o and iidd one cup of
. . When the mixture threads
"the Ipoon, remote it from tlit
pad add two and a half heaping
of gelatine that has been
. in 0. little boiling water. Stir
' and when the gelatine is dis-
- min and let it cool. Add
cup of hickory nut meals and a
.0! sweet cucumber pickle thinly
- pour into wet mold and let it
AM ”I. Turn out on to a bed of
loaves, turn mayonnaise over
now-
Jelly Cheese Salad.
LBW!" one tablespoon of gelatlne
one cup of hot w.ater
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one.
'out qtiart of liquor it was boiled
' ,fl'fl ground walnut meats. the yolks.
tilinaisc.
. Doll-ill three cups of water two cups,
finish on top with strips oi!I
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add three ounces of grated cheese.
cup of whipped cream, salt. pep
[)(l and paprika to taste. Pour into
small molds and when the jelly begins
to harden cover the top with grated
cheese. Serve on crisp lettuce leaves
vlth French dressing.
Jellied Chicken.
Prepare and boil one good tender
t-ltitken. When done. and cool. cut
thc meat into srnzrli pieces, put the
stun and bones into a sauCt-pan With
SIMSIIOIIS ABOIII
Pantaietteo for Skating.
Few of us but will appreciate the
practical side of the pantalette petti-
coat for skating and out-of—door wear.
These pautalettes are generally made
of heavy satin in the same tone as the
suit, or skirt, and for skating, dancing
in itlid the numerous other purposes for
and one sliced onion, 3 bunch of say—i which they are gqufiny well suited,
ory herbs, ii IRDIPSDOOH 0f Worcefilt‘l‘Iarc trimmed with fur; then again the
shire sauce, 8 tablespoon' of Cllumf'ytpilntalelles are of silk. satin, or stit-
syrup. pepper and salt. Simmer Ulllil‘ctn, the lower part being faced With
reduced nearly one—half, then add one the same material as the suit.
heaping tablespoon “8918th ““11 blue corduroy skirt combined with a
has been dissolved in hot water. AP btuulifully colored silk sweater with
range a layer of the chicken
dipping each piece in mayonnaise) in
a wet mold, then a hiya of sliced hard
boiled eggs, then a layer of halved 1“
button mushrooms that have been '/
saitntered in butter and drained; then 2 / , ..
chit-lien, egg and mushrooms until the \\/\
thicken is used up. Strain over it the .‘
c inked liquor and set away to chill. H
When ready to serve ttrrn in to a bed
of lettuce lcaves, garnish with stoned
ollxes and a little chopped red lit’ll'
pcr, slice down with a sharp knife and
("iH'i‘ each portion with heavy Hm)"
Comment Pancakes.
Take two cupfuls of flour, one-half
trpful of cornmeal, onc tnbleapoonfulI
of baking powder. one and a half lean
spoonfuls of salt, one and it half cup-
fuls of boiling water one and a quarg
tcr cupfula of milk. one egg Add the'
meal to the boiling water and boil fnc
minutes, then turn into a bowl. add
milk and the dry ingredients. mixed
and sifted. then the eggs well beaten. I
one~third of a cupful of sugar and two'
tnbleepoonfula of nuiltcd butter. (“tick
on a well-greased griddle.
tit til or inside:
A dark -,
Itoliar, worn over dark blue satin pau-
Ilalciles edged with dull gold braid,
was unusually chic Just a glimpse is
Pantalette Costume
and then of these fas-
as the wearer
caught now
cinating accessories,
ilitottiit iliIIiGS i
All SitilIIlll KNOWI 7(ome Dfeff/l/(d/tingi ;
Worsted Again.
Worsted remains a favorite trim-
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flashes by on her shining skates, or bring. it is used on hats and frocks]
dips in the dance. in the form of embroidery, and sun.
The Natty Tam-o'-Shanter. ly it does tend an interesting loucn
Velvet, fur. fur—cloth. lamb's
wool of color,
in a year when a touch OH
and the material of the suit are all color is often hard to give. We have‘
used effectively in these charming lll- post-zed by the day of brillialit pipings
tie caps. Some are made
fashion with just a round ball of for color
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Mandarin and heirs of scarlet velvet to give the
needed in a dark frock
diiettly on the top by way of mm \t'orsted embroidery takes the place
I‘ In: Olllt‘rs “3‘9 R hanging 135381 0’ it these other bits of color. Worstedi
the tery long, tasseled end
fi 'lyrolean skater-'5 cap. Some of these m strands of worsted run along
I 15‘ tasseled sash cuds anti turtrimniedjur. in black. but the majorlly are m litili’ inch stitches with a blunt needle.I
a bright shade. orange emerald green.
Iroyal blue. scarlet. or purple. The
'lunb's wool cups in these bright col
on are particularly efletthe
SUBMARlNES.
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'l‘he >ulrlunl'ilic's deadliest client) l-‘i till" 8"? Klmd-
its best Will's-ilk cord.
'lie tlestiover. which iii
'in forty six iuilts per hour.
An automatic device prevents subn
urirt: 7 out tic wttlitlint' to a depth
from,
t'i‘I|..
silk, and still others are woven willt t; used on necltwear. too, and a most.
of the attractive trepe (ollar shows a border!
in:
Velvet Laced Girdle.
A wide velvet girdle, laced up the
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is sold for $1. The same thing
of course. be had for more‘
money, in better material, bill the
style and cut and fabric of the dollar
The lacings are of
Crepe and Taffeta.
.\ charming blouse of white Georg-I
\ new the prcsstuc of \'-.iIl'r would I" It'llt (l't'pt' is trimmed with naiy bluel
tIunizt tilts
'l‘l cic ol‘ the submarine is
inf‘t‘la.
the strip orl each side of the front tlos-I
'l‘llti taffeta forms a narrow
‘f‘l‘i "IlW- Whit“ i“ “ “lb“ “0' “““I‘ ing. and little panels come irorn the,
‘lIIili'Itt‘ than it ruun’s arm. with re-
Itlct-ti ,. prisms at each end.
\I')Il‘l'll submarines can travel on
the urfnte ubout 4.000 milcs withv
ou’ H-‘pcnshi’ic lucl 'ilit limit of
Itcll up on each side of
thc blouse.
TIN‘ taffeta is also used on the sleeves.‘
-—HOW TO BE EFFICIENT..
Nothing slpl the vitality like kidney
.t tcit'lnuons unite r\\ :itt r run is about lfuuble ll (arises backache headache,
Iii'ui l-ilcs.
I DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
4 A t‘ll'i‘lllil: of the uciilocrullc stitte
Xeritrul committee has bccn called for
it l'urlfortl, I‘m-ember 1?. with lunch-
Currant Mint 3mg, “d I‘ won :it the li.u ford club at 12:3".
Twot tbieapooni‘uls of finely chop- ( 1M“, I-/\-< (‘It‘lrll‘illi liinld E PIIZKl’utI' pf New.
tied mint, 3 glass of currnnt jelly cut fl I ‘X i'mur. wit! tiresitlc and 'h. .torrnur
It IGCCB. and Ult‘ grated find (if d . ‘ v It‘t-l iOt"lIIII' ”mgr-cushion nu
l p . ['l/IJ I“ H ‘10,. .'\‘-|‘l
third of an orange. Seric with lamb ,. v 0 not t
“A“ / t \ . -
of Hartford. Ili‘VP been lvited.
' stilt joints. sore muscles,’
sit" fouling, rheumatism and
Walnais ttr
other
ills To be efficient you must be heal I
luv. Foley Kidney Pills
the kidneys. help hem do their work-
strenglitheu
of tiltt-r nx out from the system theI
waste matter that cartoon the trouble I
<oltl t-v erywhc'"
Accent nu ma luclt that corner
Nntionzil tnnr way—mm don’t DEPVENll on lie
iiourt-r S ;( uuuuinga mmintl if you want a lob use a Sen -
tint-i Wont '
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bites A c to Have White Le-
tors ct Black Background.
When cool or mutt n. .
NEXT VEARS MARKERS. I .lll be. distributed I.(illl the sttiic
capitol. ,
“Sh" ‘.d vmi .dcsirc your markets
I
I'cnts to the .uuotrnt
cril in lliiltt‘I post, pit use tltid seten
of tinistratidn
the total automobile owners have ice.
.yet, . its 1’: on. the sttie‘uly otI
. warning illt‘lll that their uuto- t'OtL‘i‘ili" \(illf' registration must
tile re "tration expires December be displayed before Itllitlill‘) i 19l6
Ind b anks for reipgistratinn forI ”Your remittance should be neat-
can have been forwarded The.“ check or money order. nnl if in
e also contains the following in- CUTN‘M‘.‘ b." "’81-‘19er mull."
“The llliliIt‘t‘ls wliith \\ill be issued
not?
BAKING
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the: How BEETHOVEN MADE USE OF
HIS MEMORY.
wishing to retain
canary fee and a written renuemIbefore i write them tiowf'n said Bcc1
that iTui-ticular number is receivedtthown ‘0 a young musician “mm“
officé of the secretary of state while mv memory ,5 so faithful that l
beiorc December 15 1915 am sure never to forget not even in
humid delny “"911 might (“nowaearm a theme that hair once occurred
5 until the “‘5‘ f9“ days kindlyIto me. I change runny tlrings,t1isctliti
int your application for renewal as- .and in again “mi, am satiniicti'
a
’8 possible ‘ _ “Then how ever. there begin“. in my
l-ItI ropiitations received after thiI mind their dwplopmem— irrevery di- .
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POWDER
‘ Absolutely Pure
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.Mado from Cream of Tartar
N0 Alum—No Phosphate
{‘9 date Wm be “filmed "“mlwr'reciimi.‘ and i: .ttsliiltth ns' 1 knowi *
0V1"? in “hit‘h Ill“) 31‘? 1,9- exmi 1‘ um i want, the fundamentallesutbiished at Seoul in 1908, when the
“\iarkers for 1916 will be black idea timer deserts me.—-il arises be- girls admitted. fifty -four in number.
3‘ i h l fi fore r 1-. ntows~—-l see- and hear the‘ were almost entirely daughters of no-
at “1' w m“ gures. ‘ 'tn.d picture in all its extent and dimen-Iblemen.
““ _ " fsions stand before my mind like “I The teachers were women at first.
ll"f0r A: Hill! 3”"Hc cast, and there remains for Me noth- lbut the number of students increased
9 ring but the ltlbnl' of writing it down. so that the necessity of efficient male
‘ ‘ifE-cd Fept which is quicklv acWimplished when l linstructors was felt and some were
have the time. for I sometimes take. appointed.
burning feet“ “D other iv.ork but ncter to confuse. The communitv in general and the
‘feet, sweaty feet, smelling one wiili the other You will ask me students’ parents in particular were
tired feel. Inhcre i get my ideas That i cannotlenraged, alleging that it was an un-
iliye corns, ‘ callouses, buni‘onsilell you with certainh: they come un-I pardonabie crime for men to enter
and raw spots Isumnioncd. directly lndireciiy~l|the gate- of a girls‘ school in broad
No could seize. them with my hands—outlduylight, even if they were teachers:
more when]
no.“ the open tilt: in the woods; uhilei The school authorities
tightness, lit , n
more limping ;wa mg: in the silence of the nights: made. a concession that
“ with pain
(“Wing upyourth into wo'vts. tiv no into tones is an absurd idea. but the students’
' face in agony“ ‘that sound and roar. and atom} aboutlpnrents were satisfied with it.
um I, magic-I'll” until i have set them down in
-"‘riZ" draws out' “mm"
exudations which
the feet. Use “'1‘1Z" andI "EN 'TEACHERS WEAR VElLS.
"our toot misery. AhtI .. .
mtonabie your feet feel“ 'c°"°"“ “"‘O 55M Dunbar-r to New
25 cent box of “TiZ"I . §¢h°°l Demanded It.
. may druggiat or department Changed in (‘orenn runners and eti
pri't stiller. «Have good- foot nitrite .fiN’ reaching eten
Rent ‘ihat never- swell, never
n' get tired; A year's footimml . 2:
guaranteed or money ntund‘ DUMM- 6f Pminit the minds
‘ ‘ it! the“ women. - uric htch action] was
t
'e . sore feet.
poisonous
cute secondary colors and tints.
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.ideas are naturally being broadened}
thereforeI
the mate
tfirlr in the morning: incited by teachers should veil their faces whenI
0' moods \tlhich are translated by tlielthey passed the gate of the school. Itl Sinom of
At first the young women druid dine!
tingnish only such primary“ colors as'
red and blue, having no eye for deli-i
Butl
at present they are instructed in all
“hereto-tutti and their' thoughts andI
The graduates want .to make a new
the git-lg: departure ”in «be serious matter of
Isclioola since :the zllfllfl of Japaneiie 11183118803”! are being generally at-
., ; glowed by their parents to have a in.
choice ”.of 0»i110t0h:-Jt is reportodj
{110931000 new woman" dulcoto lilac"
physicians or lawyers in preference
Ito young heirs of
Work Strn.
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Women are much more
drivers of autos than men You never
see a woman turn a. touring car into
apoultry truck asd, full of joy Mia 13 ch” 8t.
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nobleman—New| E. _T BATEsizrtmin
I Foot at Ann Street.-
careful .
tor, try to climb a telephone pole or'
Intake the poor critter ride on one STORAGE AND REPAIRING FORD‘
Wheelf'——i1‘l,cridn Times-Union.
CASTORIA
t mmmmfldrm
In [too For Over 30Yoar0
Alwyn but.
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i'l‘om' Murray
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Be Sure its A
FRISBIE S PIE
Made in the Clarion? Plant.
from the best fresh fruit: I
fiobtainablc.
Aak Your Grocer for Them
Insist'on thcin at your res-
taurants. ‘
For Up-to-dato sirvtu Call
FRED u. cnnuno.
Funeral Director and Embatmor
Oi'lioo 1nd Ruidenco
Telephone 004.
54 So. Main 8L, So. Norwalk :
AUTO TRUCK
T0 ANYWHERE
AT A REASONABLE CHARGE
Phone 626-4 and 259-3
. Tires, Tubes and Supplies.
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Illttttiti lilills. ”artist
.13 Woodward Ave,
'Phono 1523. South Narwalk, Ct.
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Prompt I
Solving: Feature. I
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TUESDAY, NOV. 30, 1915
.erfonf
I Prepared Eipzcia/Iy For This Newspaper
by Pictorial Review
NEW COAT MODEL
6475
Very stylish winter coat of African
t-hutltiuh cloth trimmed with
CUTTING GUIDE 6475
‘it t_
FOR YOUNG GIRLS.
Itltl\\ll \tl\tt tollul and cuffs.
will: norm“ fur
‘liutldull tiotll one of ll“, lllui'lnl'Q
to \tltith “e are indebted to .‘llit‘lrutll
thoriufitt-turers as a rt-sult of the nu ,
is. used it! fuslritui this very stylis‘l 1413‘.
flil' \titill; t'ills. it closes (ii the sub.
and the open llt‘t‘It' is finished with I.
ii.tt collar of vt-lvcl edged With it till -
row hand of fur. This combination vi’
lriitilnings is used also for the culls ..r
the two-piece sieetes. The coat may
he ltliuie wrth or. without the [WU-DIP! t5
.M‘Il. bill for smart elicit the \‘clvrt.
trillions cur) hardly lie omitted.
In medium size the coat requires Y's.
yards 34-inch material. The back :tlI-l
tollur, it will he noticed by the go tic
are laid on a lengthwiSe fold of the
minds uherl cutting out. the coat. 'l‘h w
Iriculis that these sections will In:
seamless. a fact “'Ilit‘ll all home tires»:—
makers umirt-cmtc. There are two lit ~t
sections. tiic pointed and straight, at“!
these. with the cuff and uivprl‘ slot-vest -'»
tion. are phtceti over a lengthwise thrust?
of the material opposite the back. To t‘iw
right of the collar the lower sleeve sev-
tion is put into position :trid o posi'o
this the front. ll' preferred the lit t
only he hill] on it crosswise fold of t' q
pot-til. I‘-,\ following these directions t i
(Ilml‘uli‘.' will lie had in cutting t 0
coat. and the cutting in of utmost in :—
litil‘lillit‘t’. V _
About ll: yards of fur and I, _\:t -|
4‘ -int-Ir \‘Ilvct will be needed for 1-6
c-tllui' :tlltl i'tifl’s.
t‘lliltltittll cloth is :l lovely glossy lint-
tt-2“.i‘.. made of pure vicliuil \ttml, t: it
it I. s the some silky slit-ctr its timer .9
mm. Hull‘s skin sttiti silntlttr t-ltvths. En
African brown it is unusually attrac-
livi-
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FOLD OF 54INCH MATERIALWIII‘INAP
Pictorial Review Cont No. 6475.
15 cents.
Patcnttd April 30, I007
Sizes 2.4.01,“ 10. l': rind it yours. l‘ri q“
Hill No. 0479.
Tolophono 4108.
Green Bone cut for Chicken-
'. 4c lb.
Small Pig Pork ........ 18c lb.
Small Fro-h Hams ....... ‘.'.18c
Fruit Shoulders ........... 16c
Pig’s Knuckle: ............ 16c
CHARNOK’S
533-2
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing &. Cleaning Co.
-..... BRIDGEPORT «m-
Formorly known a0 Irldgooort “00in Dyeing A Cleaning Cl
Silk M00000. Ohm Ilankdl and L000 Curtalno Cl0an0d.
H. LYNGI. Prop. to: State 0!. Bridgeport
76 North MI"! I “reef
Fresh or corned, Side Pork
16c
Beat Lard ........... 2 lbs. 25c
Pig’s Heads ............. 6c lb.
Best Sausage, every day
fresh .................... 18c
New Sauerkraut 10c qt
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