. l
the rose with boiling water,
- ”lulled. and set over the fire.
”'10 minutes after the boil be-
'm.. Take them out, wipedry
”in iced water for half an hour.
. and. set upon the ice until
through.
. all Over with a marinade ot
Wrens of oil and one of lem-
1*. Leave them in this 10 min-
M, and broil over a clear fire,
”when the lower side is done.
. ‘ u serve with a sauce of but-
pbutondight with lemon juice and
If this sauce
W into the emptied half shells
' . and used as a garnish to the
It has a. pleasing effect. Serve
,‘fl'lhehalf shells thus filled with
This sauce.
of
Salmon roes may be scalloped
variety. Boil them in salted Wli-A
’ R." Hill! and Chilled
Quip d parsley,
’ortion of the rues.
well with the other dishes
m with fine
fluttered— it well, turn in
unread evenly,
'orumbs.
Uncover and brown lightly.
, Pressed Corn Beef.
N, fitted to the meat or
water.
celery cui~small. a small
.rl.
Hilton sort paste and season" to
. .wiflusalt. paprika and a little
film.- (‘over the bottom of a
crumbs having
the
and cover With
Do thickly with butter
lake, covered. until it is bubbling
M ,I firm piece for this purpose
“one that is not too fat. Sew It
h I clean cloth (stout muslin
. In the
than. you would have it taken when
4‘5 mid. Fit it neatly and put over
I " Ire In In enameled pot in pienty
PM with it a. stall:
5“ as} sliced
_ W hit a. sliced turnip, a chopped
' onion and a couple of cabbage leaves Ithlng that can cl eat a woman out
M Ilofly, allowing 15 minutes; of the last. word. ’» Boston Trans ript.
Ito: each pound. The water must not
Iboil hard at any time, yet the slow
bubble must not be Intermitted for
lay it upon a broad, flat dish. Have
SOOOISIIONS ABOIII
We have. always
admired the gracei
A. _,___..._.
Ibrocade very effectively; the costume
was worn at a recent charity bazaar
for a Christmas fund and received
oil-time flufluese and rustle, to add
ready a clean, heavy board, wrapped and (191thqu feminine note ill “18 to the bouflancy and charm of the full
in a thick cloth.
Press down Upon Pulled and Panflered flaw of Wat- skirt, or have the dainty pantaleites.
the meat and set heavy weights upon 193“ and our own 00109131 days; these introduced quietly and cautiously at
it. Do, not
Then clip the stitches, remove
cloth, trim away any ragged edges,
and the dish is ready to serve. Gar-
nish with small pickles. Readers oi
English stories are familiar with the
mention of cold boiled beef and
pickles as a supper dish. ‘
5— Oriental Campos.
'lake one. cupiul of lobster or crab
meat and pound to a paste. Mix It
with one tablespoonful offibstter. 804a-
son with salt and pepper, 3 pinch
each of mustard and cayenne, nutmeg
and curry powder and moisten with
one tablespoonful of lemon juice. Cut
small rounds of toasted bread, scrape
out some of the center, fill with the
Soak a cup of salt codflah in a little
cold water. Drain, cover with milk
and let come to a boil. 'l‘hicken with
a teaspoon of disaolved flour and potrr
cver rounds of buttered toast.
Waffles.
,\lix four cups of flour with a ter
spoon of sugar. two teaspoons of bark .
Ing powder, a tablespoon of butter.
and two eggs. Add milk enough to
make a thin batter. Fry on hot war-
de irons.
Roasted Cheese Crackers. ,
Mix a teaspoon of dry mustard witliI
a tablespoon of grated cheese, a little
butter, and a few drops oi Worccslcrv
shire. Spread on crackers and place
In the oven to brtwn. Serve hot.
—«-—-—-——-——-
"Pa, what. is an echo?"
“An echo my son, is
the ' onlv
Graceful Hip Draperies.
troductiou. A soft satin, In dark tone.
draped gracefully oter the hips wltli
wide loops suggesthe of pockets, was
trimmed with a bjgltt, contrasting
'. Iritwiesty.
‘tl‘ea. corded, fringed 0°
touch it for 12 hours. have returned in the smart hip draDEP- the beginning of the season, entirely
the lei. panniers, and hoops of recent in- usurped its place in the hearts of well~
dressed women? One must admit that
the soft. frilly pantalette, or trouser-
r-etticoat. is delightfully practical as
well as fascinating. The full skirt
may billow and blow in the wind to
Tits heart’s content with no affront to
These. pantalette petticoats
when worn with the tailored skirt or
frock are usually In the same tone. as
lllt costume. trimmed with
etening wear. of course. they
.slieer, of chiffon-cloth. crepe or net,I
Idoir cliaiselongue, the satin and tat-
Ifeta fabrics in combination achieving
lace trimmed and frilly.
TElliiYVll. l E, llec. After ml
ing himself a corrroction containing
equal tarts of whiskey and cyanide
of potassium. Arthur Jones. 25 years
‘qd. an employee, of the Remington
Arms company of Bridgeport, drank
:llie mixture and within twenty-five
minutes was dead. He took the drink
at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon in
the home of Ilcnlanrin Hall, with
whom he boarded at one time. The
mixing was believed by Medical Ex-
aminer Richard J. Lawton to be de-
liberate.
Jones was born iii (llullceslerslrlrc,
England, and had lived In this coun-
try about. six years. He worked in
the Eagle Lock shop for a while, go
ing to Detroit. Mlclr.. a year or two,
then returning here. He leaves a bro-
ther, Edward W. Jones, In Terryvllle.
and a‘inotlrer and brother and sister
in .England.
Iwork is equally smart and may he
quuaIly attractive if the pattern
59" my, I well worked out.
pleated For dancing frocks of pussy willow taffeta
8“,;or goldenrod satin in pastel colorings
CYANIDE MIXTURE KILLS “ARI" lng of the colors gives the color tic-I
x- evening coat of pink faIIle classique
&
Waonssoav
DEC. i. i915
IIII’OIIIANI INONIS
The four post bedstead to be. truly
fashionable in effect now must have
its old fashioned patchwork quilt.
Some women are copying genuine old
quilt patterns, and others are evolv-
Ing patterns of their own, the colored
bits of fabric being combined with
plain or flowered materials in quite
charming effects. ,
One may start a silk patchwork
author a cotton quilt. The former rs
easier to make because of the soft-
ness of the silk. but the cotton patch-
Is
Scraps cut from old
make very dainty quilts for the bouI
ti variety in luster, while. the match.
silk In a delicate white [artsy willow
taffeta. The, pattern was done In
blocks. flowered and plain silks cut in;
triangles, and the blocks were joinedI
with strips of pink satin ribbon. Such;
a quilt must be lined with thin silk in:
plain color. art interlining of thin cot-I
ton wedding being put between Them
stretched over a quilting frame, ilieI
finishing touchwquilting with exqurI
sitely tine hand stitches—4r»; added. I
I
I
l
.
Tea Water as a Cleanser.
In cleansing varnished and stalnedt
coodwork, tea water will be. found an‘
excellent dirt remover, rind will not
damage the surface of the wood. Used
Ira-leaves are best. and the wash lst
pr'epnied by pouring on bolllrrg water”
and straining. When cold, apply with .-
a soft cloth. 3
fl
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WHOLDERS OF THE NEW HA. June 30. 1914 and 639.161 slim-cs. NEW HAVEN RAILROAD onagns , CHE YOHR . CUlTlNC. GLIDE6513
’i, , van. The shareholders of the New lla- EQUIPMENT. . , ,
I ven are divided almost evenly among 'l‘lre Ne“. York, New Haw“ . and RP \ "'1‘ Its A :
I
‘e
. o
Maren
a
oi Massachusetts
«It‘lflho island,
Mar; achtisetts.
‘ - Island.
7.994 shares. On
,517 stockholde): of the
"Work, New Haven a“! Hartford
_ company, and of these iii. ~
gfl'lO'l- “ per cent lite in the three
Connecticut,
Of the LS7], 172i
* Ninety stockholders in Europe
January
there were 118 foreign stockhold:
firming 8. 791 shares. The num-
of foreign stockholders increased
six‘ months therefore, 'by 20,
1.
men and women. There are H.704
rnale stockholders and 103327 female.
Trust andguardinnslrlpt number 3,324
and insurance and other corporations
number 80‘}. 5: compared with ll year
ago there are Sill more male stock-
ance and other corporations holding
stock in the company.
The little gate was‘reached at last,
Half-hid In lilacs down the lane;
She pushed It wide, as she passed,
A wistful look she backward cast.
And said, “atif wledersehen."
Hartford Railroad company. in line.
with its policy to do what It cart It
cqulp itself so as to transport efficienr
I) :rrtd ctononricnllt the people and
freight of New England and New \ork
has plated orders for new equipment
equipment Is as follows:
100 steel passenger trains cant, with
the company. to be. Iiuilt at Sc-henec
tadt, \'ew York. 2 steel dining cars,
with The Pulman company. The
equipment will all be of the ten best
type and the freight engines are more
powerful than any heretofore thought
NINOEIS, USE .SIIISI
If Your Back Hurts or Bladder Beth-
crl, Drink Lots of Water
When your kidneys hurt and yourI
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and
irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep
them to their writ-.12 .. [51“). The
function of t c k' Iitcys is to filter the.
blood. In El lrcurs they strain from it.
500 grains of stud and waste, so we‘
can readily understand the vital im-
portance of keeping the kidneys active. I
pulsars PIE
Made in tire Cit-anes't Plant.
trim. the best treslr fruits
obtainable. o
Insist on them at your res-
fox m WIa minute. When the time is up, re-' “if “1 or m Iconsidereble attention because of its “1 mm mow
mote the pot from the fire and set‘ Ieimplicity and good style. I
..... Inside covered, until the water is , How About the Petti tat ,_ @Onf
Salmon a“. Ilukewarm. ’lake the meat out and The Charm 0‘ "HIP D'iPe’lfl- I Has the petticoat returned in all its
Prepared Especially For T/n': Newrpapcr
by Pictorial Racism
Gary éf’rdctical ,—
flame DrefJ/‘(d/(ing
BOX GOAT SUIT IN BLUE ZIBELINE.
suit in blue zibeline trimmed with sex
braid Is effective.
The new zlbeliiies are \‘l‘l'y lovv-Iy urn)
a great improvement over the zEI-elmcs
of former years. They are uwd with
eacellenr effect to design tailor-ed cos-
tumes. the box cont being one of tI-o
newt-st of Winter models. As shown
here the jacket ls worn with a plot I
lklrl, pleated at the sides and illllslltd
at the high waist-line with a pointed
belt, stitched under the pleats at either
side of the skirt. The coat is trlrnrrrcrl
with braid, wide bands of the trimming
outlining the front and lower edges and
soutaclre oritomeiiting the wide porkets.
silk braid al 0 forms the high collar
and trims tlr .
j m. lay in mp, Break them apart inlister and co\ er with the curry JONES. 555311- I sleeves in medium size
I sliver fork and mix with sauce. I t QUIII” of "(“de and plain silk are m" 8"" Mmr“ ‘% yards 5‘4““ “l“-
u much Lard boiled egg yolk, M Terryville Employee of Remington also pleasing. One charming quilt of :Etl‘lNNA/“liiiljifi yards Wide and 1 yard
wAdd enough drawn butter Fish Toast. ~, All" Company Kl". Himself. ””3 “M was evolved from a castofib After folding the material in mm
place the back into position first, laying
it on the lengthwise fold of the zibelim .
Opposite the back place the upper
sleeve section. on a lengthwise thread,
and to the right of the upper sleeve
section place the lower sleeve section.
The collar and pocket are laid next to
the. back, on a lengthwise thread. and
following the pocket Is the front of tl-e
with The underfacing Is placed alor 1;
the. selvage edge of the slbellne.
The collar, although it is shown in ti o
fashionable high effect. may be turner.)
down and the front rolled back. To do
this cut off upper front edges of front
and trrrderfucing on double "00" per—
forrrtioirs.
The new zibcliiies show the some silky
sheen found In so many of'tlrc ncw fail-—
rics turd will be liked by women desir-
In].' :1 change from the smooth flrrishe l
rnntcrials almost Invorinbly irIrnmt d
with fur.
“are are. largo and hats are stirrril,
though the rrredlurir-sizcd lint Is the me
most gr-iit rally seen. All depends up: n
the size hot that is becoming. Shun-
ing that Fashion ls more. lcnieirt in her
tie-trees than those past years when t" ‘
As it change from the costumes in pry woman secured but it reflection 5!
m strit’mtlr- ilnislrcd cloths this box com her sisters.
It. 18 and 20 years. Price. 15 cents.
Skirt No. 0208. Sizes 22, 24. 26 El. 30. 32 and 34 inches waist.
For Up-to-daia Seerco Call
FRED H. GAMING.
Funeral Director and Embllrncr
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
OI stock of the New Batch ,.
. . holders 293 less female. 227 less trusts .... ,m re resent on cxpendllure. of t . . ‘
. . outstanding, 8b0,485 are held ’ ~ \ D back feels sore, dont get scar ed and h m', ”0.190;
5 Conneflicm and and guardianshtns and 60 more insur‘ ”stucco 32.300000 and 32.900 000 Thi~ ”mewto load your Stomach Wm, 3 Ask your Grocer for Them FOLD Of 54 INCH MATERIAL WITH NINP .m Ami
Pictorial Review Jacket No. 6513. Sizes 36. 35,10 and 42 inthes bust. and
Price. 15
Meier-clan stockholders of the ‘ ’ .
. .. -5 or on June 30, 1915, numbered the Osgood Bradley Lonrtiatit. of your kidneys clean like you keep your taurants. cents. _
and they held 9,524 shares of AUF wreoansaugu Worcester. Mass. 33 heavy "FIRM bOWEIs‘t-Ienn, by nuflhmmm Wm, . -— .--_. _. -.___.._
engines, with the American Locomo- mild, harmless salts “hm, removes ..__ ... w , __..: ‘
‘ ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning C0.
-..... BRIDGEPORT ----..
Formerly known as Irldgoport Guam Dyolng 4. Cleaning c:
allk Dresses. om Ilaakns and Lace Curtalns Cleaned.
Telephone 4m. ‘
H. LVNBE. Prop. 298 State 8L. Bridgeport
their holdings increased 733 With hand 11 latch. a vision white
’ .- mnge i :elucmt and again by the New Hawn compani- I Drink‘lots of water—you can't drink , 54 89. Main 31., 8o. Not-walk _,
“the 25.517 stockholders. 512.306 Half doubting if she did aright, W - ‘°° “chi 3'” 3‘" "m“ 3‘” pham‘N I _.
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE READY. clst about four ounces of Jad Salts; '
, from 1 to 10 sham inclusive: 9.- 80ft as the.dewa that tell that night,
WASHINGTON. Nov. lid—President take a tablespoon in a glass of wat— '
Fresh or corned, Side Pork
giggls‘totio fotbalseiiaari-glfiIcISsrg AIM said, “It wiedersehen. ) Wilson's address to Congress went to er before breakfast each morning for AUTO TRUCKI 6"" 3°” cut '°" Chickens
“other words, 24,299 of the 26,517 The lamps clear gleam fins up the the Public Printer today The meal a few days and your kidneys will act TO ANYWHERE ' . ' 40 lb. \ 16c
kltblders held from 1 to. too stair. dent put, In the whole of yesterday at fine, This (among gang is made from A1- A REASONABLE CHARGE 5m" 9'0 Pork ........1&: "3- Best Lard ........... 2 lbs. 25c
“as-eh inclusive of stock. ' 1 Huge;- in delicious pain; work on the document, completing it used for generations to clean and E Wholesale ‘ Small Fm." Harris ‘‘‘‘‘ 18c plat. Heads ________ 56 lb.
I he average number or shares per Ah, in that chamber, whose rich air last. night. stimulate clogged kidneys; 3180 tO' o .T BATE Ice Dealer I . a”: sausage, every day
5 ldcr on June 30. 1915, was To or my“. in thought, 1 scarcely dare, The message, which is comparative- neutrallze the acids in urine so it no Foot of Ann mm South N o m" Fresh Shoulders ..... ......16¢ fresh IIIIIIIIIII 186
1-2 “a“, wiedersehen‘!" ly brief, will be read by the president longer Is a source of irritation, thus; . th 626-4 and 25” Pitt's Knuckles ........... 16c New Sauerkraut 10c qt.
which compares with 59
30. 1914, and 65 1-2 in 1913. The
kholder that was but few shares
the increase, as is disclosed by
“internist in tars the stockholders
or“ crd holding from 1 to 10 shame
in: numbered 10,222 as compar-
With 12,4306 at the end of the last
si:L year. Those holding from 11
6,9 inclusive numbered 898? in
. sflcompared with 9.564 In June
Thinks she,
I at a joint session of the two Houses ending bladder weakness
.. - . of Congress a week irom today It Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot Iri-
“RSImfthfiagfignfi?$133385”nears primarily with national prepar- combined with Iithla. and has been
[ hear the fugue of her dress, - edness. other questions on which the sure makes a delightful eflefloscgm
1 smell the lilac, “(1-“, yes, ePresldent herbs to see legiSIallon he- Ilthla- water drlnk which everyone
i hear "aui wi’c’dorsehen." ‘ing 19“ for treatment in other 86' should take now and then to keep their
' dresses to be read to Congress after kidneys clean and active. Try this,
I:the Christmas holidays. I Ialso keep up the water drinking. and
5 no doubt you will wonder what be-
it the acid of grapes and lemon juloe,I
came of your kidney trouble and head-
s. “l“-
irrccru sans. ' IIIIIMIE
'13 Cross St. 13 Woodward Ave.
’Phorie 1523. South Norwatk, Ct.
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WORK A SPECIALTY.
I Tlrss, Tubes and Supplies. Prompt
Service a Feature.
w.
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Sweet piece of bashful maiden art!
The English words had seemed to
Iain, ' ICAPTAIN KITTELLE TRANSFER
But these-they drew uslteart to heart , ‘ ED-
Yet held us tenderly apart; WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-—-Capt.
. ,NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL .
-ENGRAVED WRITING PAPER
North Main Street L
‘ New York State there are 4,-
' s
ockholder's of the New Haven ~She said “a“! weldersehen!" E. w Kittelle, of the cruiser Mary-I Hotel Clerk (making out his bill):- B . . B 6
ad holding 531202 share- This —James airmen rmertltand. which has been placed in re-j "Ana m )0“ mks a mm m," I , . nggerman r08 _ Hartford 81
.. he with 4,257 stockholders on . .. :serve at Mare Island Navy Yard has Gueste—‘Vy, in der von mlsing""— F O rR e n t . . "('3 l
:been assigned to the Navy War Col-' Life -__. . ‘ ~ ‘
DAZED MAN AWAKES.
£957: W? New Haven Wanderer Returns to Coti-
iterviolent‘pumve W 3 «lounges After Lapse of Memory.
31“. m m m m I NEW HAVEN, Dec. .‘Tllomll Mc-I
“- WWW-nib “We” 2‘ °f “.19 m of 3, 1‘va ascoao DECEMBER, encloses is
, Wily”!!- chutney and Son of this city. who was \ Expats-yea. .
reported mission to the police early . ATLANTA, Ga. Bee. 1. ~Mercliaots
tut Saturday,r returned to his“ home In the 5,1013??? population districts of
last night. Friends, inappleiolngrhts; anaemia sootim of the noun.
absence said that. he and «become nos-5 try one of the opinion that the~De-
ed from a nervous .bree’lsttownf- loll coroner- businesa- will. be larger than
\ Wanderer!" to some roared-”nor numb-WV ~495Mb! is .re-'
loge at Newport, R. 1. Captain A. P. i
Nllhack recently relieved from cdim'
‘rnaud ot- the battleshipdiiéhigah, also
has mean ordered. .lo the .War College.
New Occupied by the United
Electric ”shtquire and. Water Co.
Cliffgnrd Hutel
‘ r. s. LYON I
Good 10b Printing I
use can». out mm,- a.» Erica MI
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on
_ Dodge/Brother‘s
Touring Cars and Runabouts
ALL‘\KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSOIfIES‘ . .
SLBENEDI '
'13 North Main St.
aoanr For; and AND popes sacs. cans.
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trace. . .
Torn Murray
:1 Sonilrltalti Street
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as soar-n okra eraser ..
aromas . moans!
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