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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 3, 1915 · page 9

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1Q ”01 m ‘11 balms 9811 8M ‘o‘a1ogd period decoration and to uselplece of Japanese red damask. One —--——”~ . . '
filth ‘ m“ of halibut Sprinkle instea pieces from ally and e1ery woman, is entirely red save for the doc-1 “is Alice musical?" Pnpand Especially For Thu Newspaper

“In! I Mule more onion and parsley,
blocs or bu 1e". salt and pepper, and

1), lemon oi 1: 111.011 Juice. Bake forty

Ohm in a moderate oven.

. Tomato Salad with Cream.
”Slice tomatoes in rather thick slices
Into salad 1111111. Splinkle with salt,

 

1”. with chopped olites.

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Cocoanut Pie. ‘,

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All Sillllllil liliilW

A new St'ilOOi of interior detoration
has arisen which is making it a pofn

iod which harmonize well and make
an agreeable effect. Japanese and
(‘hinese ideas are mingled with old
English and French designs. in fact
there is nothing which is deemed i111-
possible for use in a room because it
happens to have been invented at a
time of the world's history long before

mitted to etittr into the calculations

‘of this school of decoration. The only

points considered are line, color and

i black border

Tile dining table most of the chairs decoration of such p room it is betterlone may slip the hands and 1emo1'e
and the sideboard are ill straw colored' 10 use ““001" combination 0‘ colorswthem instantly
such as rose, ivory and blue. lnfilefldiawsv entirely “llll the danger of los

lettatnelled wood decorated with curved
,fiowet designs iti re.d black, several
litarmonizing shades. The top of the
ldining room table is covered with
[Many glaSs under which there is 111

lorations in color and there is also a
1black chair with the same decorations.

The. upholstery of all the furniture is;
corded black silk heavy and dull. The
hangings used at the windows are of1
gold dinphanous material for the Cur-s
Italns next the glass and of heavyl

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tures of the rootn is the pair of lamps
1used on the sideboard. Between these
. is a wide dish atid hanging on the wall

112111111 or he.111' silk as a sort of bodv.‘

tone of 11 am. straw 1111b a wide plain furniture desirable. Unless one is pre-iwhot could be more ideal for skating

pared to spend a fair amount for thelth

of the black straw and red combina- ‘1"

tion, and to use plain enalnelled fumi- l“,
lure instead of that decorated with};m
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g a 1aluable niuft and also the in-
tl1enient-e oi calming one when the

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Coats Are Unlined.

foundation This fact makes that

fashioning of them 111 home a lntithi

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NEW BLOUSES PRETTY AND WEARABLE.

So many small separate waists a'o
"thaw of (im'r-ll'lle crepe nowadays 1l11 t
over) soft, dainty model one sees 111 —
niedirttely suggests this material for i'~1
development. Light pink Uetuget 11

’black velour for the inner curtains... . .
km and a little sugar if desired. or long after the other pieces seleclod 0M 0,. u", cum,“ mm the glass and “'9 1112111111 N°’f°"‘- m“ “m“ art-lie 11111111211 an exceedingly fitslilnllalt o
if(Shiblndius before serving. put o1er for the same apartment were design 01f be“ black velour for the inner coat, and the box model, now wotu an O s lilottrt'. of 111111-11 this design is a 111w.
33.- m t-ltpoed cream and sprin Sui Neither time nor pllce is per- y “J" 1World “W “H 0’ ”‘91“ “mm?" ““' “f" 1-11th “I“! “m” f”? ”f "7‘! 53"‘9
lounging. One of the noticeableJeI-ll ‘ be [a ho ldt‘r yoke of material ltimmed with Q'mbi‘Oldf‘T}.
m" ‘ perl ma “ u The collar. however, is a coin'ertiho

model and Instead of the turn—over o-‘-
feet the "Minstrel collar," which is 1! 11
Very latest form of neck finish, may to
used.

 

Ill on 8rd a. halt cups of grated.
qualit1 ” these are all that they back of the sideboard is an interesting

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mt up! 11111 eggs beaten slightly.
Add ”opp ot sugar half a teaspoon
g] out, on 111.1 of (ream one cup of
“is“ b; .111. with one (rust, about‘
mwntes in quite a quick oven.

Apple Chutney.

*1?!“ [ad more lite pounds tatt an-
“I. Cook 1'11 n1 gently with two
ion“ DI'O‘1 1. sugar and two quarts
flue", until Lititk and smooth ile-
johns tron file and add two pounds
fiplrfl‘opped laiailis, a minced head
0‘ 'fllflic. two ounces each of ground
' m seed and ginger root. film

“W “It. and three red peppers.
W Mix well and let stand eight
our bill blended, put itt email
.1111. cooling socumly. T1111 will keep
‘9! Mn. and is delicious on cold
mom. or II filling for aandwl.chos

‘ southern Baked Cabbage.
4130901101101 cabbage to make three
my! Ind botl tender. Melt two table
new of butter, stir in a tablespoon
door. a teaspoon of mustard, a ta
1.1- of sugar, five tablespoons of
.1 choose and two cups of water;
. 1 info I. baking dish, lay o1er
[fires Ilioel of bacon and bake fifteen
. minutes.

should be nothing else matters -

()ne of the most attractive of the
apartments which have been furnish
ed along these lines is a dining room
:which combines perfect harmony of
line and color with individuality and
.modernity. Japanese in some degree
as is the decoration of the room, mods
ern‘pleces from some of the best lion-
don workshops have entered into its
furnishings. This dining room also
has the ttdtautage of ha1lug been dc-

Filmed for a small house or an aparl- Ittlllt‘l‘f‘d l" PM" ”“0" with "‘9 panel the. tilt-11k outside: tho 110111 was fast-
Therefore ”I“ 1’1””‘1‘ are “m1“"8 marked 0" “‘“h picture moulding. cued with large brown leather but

ment.
massive and impressive, as are so
many of the dining room sets which
have been copied from those meant
for enormous rooms, but, instead, are
charmingly proportioned so as not to
crowd a room of tn'etltgc size.

3 The walls of this rootn are panelled
.in black wood marked off by narrow
lines of Japanese red The panelling

is in block design and the isolates”-

red is used at the sides of the panels
Iso that one gets the suggestion of
color rather than a hard outiinefiut
ton in squares The upper part of the.
walls to the depth of a frieze is color
led a. worm straw c.olol' The floor

lcovering is a plain rug in this same

 

31.1%: PLANT‘S YACHT. VANADIS,
MISTAKE?! FOR GERMAN SHIP
‘NEW INDON, Dec 3.—Word was
Mind here last night that Morton
I. float and party on his yacht Vall-
“11.11111 probably dutk here todav
other ! seven weeks‘ trip to the West
Indies. It Is reported that during the
H9, whidl included i‘hurleslon. .lack-
fillvillo 'Key West lia1atta. Kings
Ion, Trinidad and Bermuda the yacht
a“ mkbuken for a (ietman \esstl
t1!“ been reported scouting the
Caribou“ ..1 .1 for small English ves
“I. The Vanadis was escotted into;
filnidul harbor by an English tug
filo report has it. and after a cursory
ion was allowed to dock and
honors were then gi1en tlleylaiit
, -Tltose. in the party included
rand Mrs. Plant. lienly B. Plant

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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.'“Il'.iubdub has made his pile as a.

g to 1'.”etire
“Anti 1:11:11 will he do fot
no 1 ?"
“Disc“ rtltical questions and give
white to the president,
“Kansas (vity Jontnal.

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low to Fight Tuberculosis

III I ”9" ml last year Its-fore
fie flex-r County \Iedlcol Sodedy
all tut-linked 1- port In the lionl-
flute --\Ie¢lienl Program.” Dr. .I. \.
(Sunni. of Sun Antonio. 'l‘exu. I
”1111111 “no In devoted much
m-l to (In study of (ubcreulooia.
.111. Minn: line ”It. constitute
three-fourths of all use Isl-on! ub-
nnreu of “e III-I hm. they
.11 be onpplled In the foods or

fizevmruvrd in mineral prep-ra-
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or mural starvatio- a."
tuberculous unchecked. no
{drum-oi an unrelated cure-d of
Inn Ila-«In and other preventable
hen-w 6- due unruly In the ‘-

rth-d {time looking) eo-dlllolul of
, acme-mm throughout the elvl VII-Ind
to: 1mm another authoritative
9- will 1- um-cr comes Justification
{ lime in the treatment

.‘il'lt-t H l! in one 0' the ingredi-
ol Frkman'o Alf-'uutthe”. much
he 1"1121‘91111 altelttll': the wide-
mn- -1~c 1' this l-ente- 1' tloulitlou
in In the combination of this
It: 11111): :1 way all to render: it

11-15' n'lilablo. it causes no
disturbance. and aim» it
n-lthar opiates. narcotics
Jot-min: drugs. it is safe'

ans Alter-1119.113: odes-ted
'1lc- results in ’nomeroun
.11! ‘ pulmsasltmtuvhborct‘noso"
m ml an 11 um c -
11 , bronchi-J

am? 111. 111th null
. .' lo runny inllfllM'm
111111;; apparently. have yielded»

fps-14‘ In if.
nut-111m counts: in who!
.1... 'n «you. around direct

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gt Hartford. mother of Mrs. Plant,‘
. Dr. ll. 11'. Jackson of New York. 1

c urer of axle grease and is

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CiSlJS HIGHER

NE‘V YORK, l)ec., 2.—ln Explana-

tion of the New York Central Rail—
,road's action ill filing with the up
’Stntc Public Service Commission a
1schedule of tariffs based on a rate. of
21-" cents a mile, L.
Central Passenger Agent of the road,
{said that the cost of operation forced
‘Itlte change.

. We are trying to make our 11:11:15-
tenger businesls

.oome," said Mr. Vosburgh. “In view

of the increased cost of wages and of

lsteel cars, which double 111111111 wood-

ROYAL

ABSOLUTELYPURE
A void All Sunstnmes

pay its share of in‘

mirror with cross bars marking it of!
in blocks.

All of the pieces used in this dining
room were excellent in workmanship
and the decorative scheme was car-
tled out in rich and expensive mater-
ials, but it is possible to glean many
ideas from the room which may be
carried out in less expensive fashion.

The panelled wall for instance, may
be suggested by a painted wall or one!

111111111 should be of the saute color as
the w,all 11ith the Japanese red used
at the side of the panelling just as inI
the oriental While the carved an nd
painted furniture is bound to be ex-
pensive. for the carving is done by
hand. furniture paillted in the some}
fashion with flat decorations instead.
of carved ones would carry out the
general idea :11 mutb less expense. “1
is not howetcr possible to carry out
this- scheme of decoration in too eco-
nomical .1 manner. The black uphol-
stem and hangings, for instance, must

 

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be of good quality. Shabby black l" ‘
furnishings as in costuming is quitel'
impossible.

.\'or is poorly paintedl'

 
 

RELIAdLE

Poworn

Service (‘ommisslon that it be permitt-
'ed to citatge a straight three cent
passenger fare in West Virginia. the
Western Maryland Railroad contin-
ued today to present evidence beat-
ling on the cost of trausportation.‘-
nooks and documents accepted by the
comissioners as evidence revealed
that for every. dollar taken in for

pasaengcr fares the company was(

compelled to spend $1. 05 in carrying
out its obligation to the passengers.

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11.,13n1xc'rbx Dec. 2-11»;
test over the adoption of a rule to pro—

 

 

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on cars fifteen years ago, the .many: ride :for cloture of debate was renew-

safsty- devices demanded.-

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inlzed 'this
Luisa.

mow mam: lines m- Iut' your}?
The maternal! rim New: Yorki.‘ provide moans fortforcing a measure'

.to Blink). I11. not We“: item

111111. most of tile woutormrotcogwlil tics became apparent;

be unchanged...

CW. .111. V111 noon—411 'snnouncod their; intention to oppose
lord Pharmacy. 11mm or flu petitioned: tbrpoblloym mus. .

the cost ed when Senate Democrats continuedi
of power and other itctrns of incroas 'tilnir caucurtoday. The way1for tic-l
ed. expense. wo believe this increme tion on the mmsui'e had. been paVed'
is instinct.- Other roads have recotr as the result of on agreement reached
and- have raised 1111111 by the Special Ratios Committee pro,
The New. 5111111111. ans-11111111 posingllmilatioa of some tomvent'

fflibagtoring. The clotoro rule would

21.0 11.11010 whenever filibustoring tour

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are well supplied.

a

Spott clothes, being
are of m»

simpler inuttel.
more or less of a luxury,
rt 11111 made: materials howevel may
be purthased and the. gal-1119111 mude1

at home 1er reasonably A particui

‘1"y effecti1e suit seen retently,w wus‘ 1‘1
developed in a soft sage 1: rcen Eng”

llsh coating; it was re.'ersible. llle
1-11dersi1le being checked in soft blues.
ngH’nti reds 111111 browns. 1".ollat widt
c.11i'f11 ltlpels and hell were made with

di
th
tfo

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Dangerous Bronch-
its-shy expensive when purchased I'is Yields to Linonine

1 well- known agents. separately,
treatment of coughs and colds. emulsi-l‘
.1 tied, together with other curative remo-

 

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l1 lax Seed tilt and it islt \ioss, two ofl
nonine's important ingredients, are:
in thef

 

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es. in Kerr's Flax~8eed Emulsion,
ey form an irresistible preparation
r the immediate .relief and prompt

.cure of all forms (if 1oughs and colds,

e11 bronchitis most stubborn of all‘

tons:11 line of the buttons txtendedj ‘ollKhH yiéldfi to its healing properties i

Itiowndhe front of the ski 11 as well.

ets are a great convenience for sports: th
wea . and coats and suits this winter] of

of collars too, so much a part of the it
new coats. are particularly adapted to ill
11-11] outvof-door wear. The wide chin'
collar coming well up about the
throat and cars is betonung and won

ierfully warm and practical. The
throw scarf of the same material as
the «1.11111 01 of a fur fabric, often at-

ltthed 1lir1ettl1' to the coal itself, is 11
unwind and 11111th \ble notionz,

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A lively contest also is promised

 

Try this famous old family remedy and l
adding 11 smart bit of trimming. i‘ock- l experience the comfort it brings

to!

ose who use it. The purest and safest
all remedies it builds tip the body.

The various )tyles and restores vitality of the same time!

is relieving the system of coughs,‘
roat~an1l lung troubles.

Au dragging—25c. 50:, $1.

 

over the caucus selection tomorrow of
a President l’ro. ’l‘ctnpore of the Sen-‘
1111-. Senator Clarke, 01' Arkansas,
who is 11 candidate for rte-election to"
that place will have Senator l’omerU'
111111, of Ohio. as an opponent. The op
position to Senator Clarke is based.
upon his antagonism 111 the Ship l’ur--.
chase Bill at the last session. Adtnin~'
istratlon Senators had sought, howev-‘
crfio alloy the opposition for the sake
of party harmony.

Democrats of the Ways and Means.
Committee again worked on cutuutit-'
{tee assignments in the hope of com-

Be Sure its A

FRlSBlE‘S PIE

Made in the Cleanest Plan'.

from the best ircsll fruits
obtainable.

Ask Your Grocer for Them

Insist on them at your res-
tauranfs.‘

 

 

 

 

,pleting tl'clr task l'tltty. '1‘11e Repub-

‘llt‘ulls (if the ' 1:21 :1l :1 ("1: lt'lls‘l‘d 07-

1-r th- :11: ' of 11111 minority to
'211111 i.111c plans

 

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For Up-to-dsu Cort/loo Call
FRED H. GA'NUNG.
Funeral Director and Emulmcr
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.

54 So. Main St, So. Norwolk

 

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DOUGLAS, Ariz., Dec. 2,—A tele-
gram received last night from Goal
Alvaro Obregon stated that ho had!
received a wireless comma
from General Flores, saying that. theI
'Villa Yaqui leader had surrendered
'with his entire force at Carbo, but.I

 

AUTO TRUCK

TO ANYWHERE
AT A REASONABLE CHARGE i

Mention: E. .T B ATESrzrogzal: !

[Foot of Ann Street,

South Norwallr'
Phone 6264 and 259-3

 

that General Urbalojo himself escapedi
later.

Confirmation also was received 0:113 Cross 51

the execution of two Villa generals

and fifty other officers. l

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1
i SEIZURE OF COASTING

i STEAMER DISCUSSED
l BUENOS AIRES, Dcc. 2.-——i

' .The Chamber has approved a dc- 1

STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD

] Tires, Tubes and Supplies.

13 Woodward Ave.,
’Phone 1523. South Not-walk, Ct.

WORK A SPECIALTY.
Prompt
Service a Feature.

 

inland for the mtcrpcllattou of tbei

government on the subject of thel
seizure by the British of the?
.coastiug passenger steamer Presi-
idente Mitre, on the ground that
it is owned by German capital.

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Now Occupied by the Unified

STORE
For Rent

Electric Light and Water Co.

’mmm mm

with 1"11n1ertll-le collar and 1'11st of the
same material 1n1brnidered in pink silk.

 

'l‘lie waist, lit medium size, reqntrw
29. yards 36-inch material, aliou .1 12
for cuffs and collar of the crepe. 'io
cut. the waist, first fold the material - 1
half; then place into position first 11 0
front section, letting the straight Hiya
run parallel wih the selvage of 111.1
crepe. Just below the front is H o
piecing for the under-arm seam. Nest
comes the back, which is the 1111i} s1 -
tion of the pattern placed on :1 l1—ng1'-
wise fold of the material. (lppo‘llt‘ ti a
back is the facing; then follow the 1:1 .‘—
lnr, 1'tif'l'. lap and. finally, the sleeve.

Ro‘ree, 11 new American silk, has
found quick favor and some atlmlrnb o

 

A waist of light pink Georgette crepe

The. woman .wlio has not a great

number of blouses cannot afford to novelttta in this silk are being pro-
choose one 111-1 distinctive that once it is 1111111111. Separate blouses of soft, tho
seen it will always be remembered; \elx'et are also etcecditigly smot'.
therefore with style she must combine \\‘l11n they are 11mm with thrceq-il 11
good taste, proper lines and the other costumes the waists match the t‘I'lt'l -f

factors that so to make a "Illl wear-
able.

 
 
 

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ll NORTR MAIN STRIRT

the suits. but when used separate y,
bright ('tlltll'l Ire preferred.

 
 

CUTTING actor. 6523

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FOLD 0F 36 lNCi-l MATERIAL WITH NRP Patented April 30, NH

Pictorial Review Waist No. 6523. Silva 34. 311. 38. 40. 42. 44 and it) int-hen
bust. Price. 1:. cents.

What Are Your Assets?

The scientific conduct of business and personal affairs today classes
the hethodo employed very dlltlnctly

111111111 The liability.

or not having a checking amount. We invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteous attention.

Fairfield County National Bank.

rHI 01.11:" nun m nonwsLE

 

 
 
 

 

ll. Lynne Steam llyein & Cleaning Go.

BRIDG RT

Formerly known so IrldgopoIi-I)toom Dyeing d1 Cleaning c.

31111 Drown. alone. llcnkcts and Laos curt-Inc Clo-nod.
Tolopllono ms. H. LVNGI. Prop. 293 out. 8L. Irldgcporl

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

FRED. l. PABLE
NEW YORK
AUTOMOBILE MESSENGER

FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK
All Goods Called for and Deivered the Same Day

REASONABLE RATES
PHONE 1360 so. NORwALK, CONN.‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

NEWLY RENOVATED.

ICENTRAL- ILI'IOTEL J08. DI SESSA BROP.

Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.

 

Rooms by do! or week at muonsble prices.
Every room well ventilated, electric lights and gas;
Everything first class.

 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON

Dodge Brothers
Tasting Cars and R'unabouts‘

ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
South Norwalk_

 

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