;FRIDAY. DEC. 10, 1915
SENIlNEE HDME DEPARIMENI
fill'E SUGGESIIDNS
Vanilla Flavor.
it 11111 1111111 “French vanilla ice.
cream" on a card anywhere ll‘\ 11
01 is the superior .‘Ul'l as 111 most
use; it 1.x 11c. 11eun1 flavoredmith
1.111ili'11 llt‘i‘ll 111>teud of 1155111101. ’i‘oi
lil‘il'df‘ds or a baseA
toi ice (r1 .1111 «Ly >11ch .1 ietipt a». has
been giten lot this and 1111' :1 basic l'1'o
tumor icing 11011 or >11u111c1' \‘nnlllu
“can (111' in 11.11) or thrco 11111111: 111
make same; or
the milk 1111' 21) minutes before 1111111»
1115' on your 1151.15 and sugar. it can tic
1111-11 St’Hllil times over 01' use 11
1.114111 pint- 1111 extremely del11 .1111 1111
to. 'Rvud l.1e iabtl 111 all \nnillzt 11>-
bcut or. and it you find the“ 0111.» "11111
11111 111111 1'0111'111'111'111,"
Put your tlrt’tl \‘ail-
illa bean 111 Mtg-(11' 111 11 light jur 11nd
1'; 1:1?! l1;1'.
ii‘ilt‘t‘l, do not buy.
Potato Flavor.
'i‘hr- 11.11'111' of potato is
11.111111111111111, although
pimp.» ii
.lllli 1‘111.\11‘111';,
11111 1111111
illtlll‘t‘t'laied in
adds greatly
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refer
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grunt po‘ato
lo >.tt-\~. .
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11111'1- to tho 1151
yogldublo [111111 the lluvor ulu111lpoit1t'.‘
in rel‘1-1'11111'1- to limp one late
of 1l1‘0lllilll‘llf‘l‘ :11 11 doctor and
1112111 Sily‘nl ’l‘hu 1:1s111 11111111111:
u-itulontr in them disappear rapidly,
writer
dict
l‘tlli'
1.11 that when thoy .1repur1'1l and
pinned in the waiter lhoy soon lose
11.111' falblt' " li1- >111» much more of
1111111111 11111111; this 111111. Do not be
111111 H111 woman who never knows
w11.1l 11h“ w1ll prvpitre for :1 111ml. 11111!
tolls 11111 douchter to put on the pi}
1.1101121 \1. Min thinks. 110 your
thinking 1111111111. touching the potntmw.
11 in “tll‘m' to put them on to cook
without 1'111'1-1'111111- to tho timing of oth-
or tooth 1111111 to cook slcuk 111 the
1.111110 way. A 11111111111 0111111 c11ll11d mo
up and 511111 .~l111 had her steak cook-
hlll‘
ing and n'ould i please lcll her how
to cook green corn in the n'ny sho ltud'
it at my houw Th11'1- \1‘1111 not min l1
rimnoo of corn or 51111111 kooplni, their
natural flus'oi in will l1 hnndn.
whn-h are coal.
t.1r 11111111111” of cheap and rank persisr‘
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EDA 000D DDDAINGE
IHE All Of DRESSING
Brown for doubt the
iiatoine this winter both as trimming
Afor ntrn-l costumes and in sets
Icollar 11nd muff Mink, homer and
imolcskin are exceptionally popular
combim—d with other furs in contrast
The lur mats are more. elaborate
'1111111 t‘tt'f‘ which is surprising, as the
114511101» 11111 decidedly
their simplicity" espt-cially in Paris,
211111-111 elaborate dressing is not con-
is lerOl’itl
marked by"
THE sou-in'mkwux immune summer.
PAGE THIRT‘E
. serge or gubardine are made.
i The titanager of the Maieon Grim
.waldt said that he had had no difflv
‘L'ulty whatever in procuring his usual
'shipment of for: from Russia.
. “()ur season :11 far," he said, “has
1been very good. The women of Paris
‘will hate their turn even if they are
not buying their usual number of
llaborute dresses Fortunately, I had
a splendid supply of furs in stock
iwhen war was declared. having re-
Iceived large shipments both from
Runsia and America. We still receive
our shipments. but of course must al-
low for the slowness. The styles be-
ing on such extensive lines, we have
naturally used many more skins‘ in
making the coats than .we have used
for many years.”
illPDItlAlll THINGS
>id1-r11d to be 111 good taste 111 presont..
are counted as
so the
9:
l-“urs, however,
11111-1 ssity 1".1111111' than a luxury,
‘Aii Silililiil AADW‘
lending fur houses are showing their,
usual number of models.
The1 Maison Grunwaidt.
111 i-‘uix, is showing some beautiful
garment: 111 sable, chinchilla, &c., and
‘sonn; exceptional pieces 111 silver fox.
01111 of the newest models in brown
1fur sets at tlrunwaldt’s is 111 mink.
I'i‘ilt‘ collar stands \cry high. 111: do
'all of tin» present modcs. and rolls
‘ililt'it' well on to tl11- shouldt-rs. The
under purl is lincd with brown pnnnv
.11111 two inmt- knots of 1111111111 with
long ends. form ”111 front fantcnln:
The mininlurc burt'cl muff of this SM
is h('lii'(‘t.'ly large enough for the hand,
but}; beyond doubt the 11p to dtltc
11111 .
'lrunwuldt 1111111013 in in
soulskin, with broad collar and cuff:
of kollnsky. The band around the
bottom of lht1 flnrcd skirt also is of
holinztky Another is a coat of baby
lumb. ’1‘1111 1111' is soft 11nongh to bo
111111111 in wry full lines. A broad bolt
holds tho fnlnoss \\"hi(l1 is gathered"
at the 11.1111111111 .19 if made of broad"
110111. '1 ill‘ high lurndown collar is of
111111111. The lines of a cont of carucul
with tho collar of fishcr are portion
lurly bountiful. The belt, which is at-
tut-hod to the front by buttons, runs
high in the buck, giving 11 boxed effect
to 11111 waist which the skirt flares
gracefully.
Another model its at moloskin with
kolinsky trimming. The fulnenu of the
hllil'l in hold over the hips by bands
which form 11 yoke much in the name
Away 1111 many of the pleated skirts of
of the
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A GREAT
CHRISTMAS SALE
——-AT
I BRESSEV’S
119 Washington Street
Next Post-Office, South Norwalk
'Cloaks, Suits, Millinery. Footwear
8 “18,18 Suits
fSi5~ Coats
$4 Skirts
$8.98
$5.98
$1.98
At Greatly Reduced Prices
iii Skirts
.531-Wai-sls
‘$l.50 Waists
$1. 19 _
$1.79
75c
' F ill” 8
S10 Sets .
S5 "Mulls .
Come here to buy
save
1
. $4.98
$2 49
your gifts, you will
money '
(11‘ 1‘. rue dc‘
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The passing of the old fashioned
kitchen is in some respects to be re
gretted, for with it has passed muchI
of the atmosphem of checriness and"
welcome which in the old days our
grandmothers used to radiate from
the wide hearth with its blazing log
and the shining p1-wt11r plates on the
dresser The kitchen of the present is
usunlly small and compact. and 1111111"
art known to modern 11lllt-i11n1'y 11:11.
been brought into play
housewife stops and minimize.
out day houscwife stays 111 the kltclwn
just long enough to do the “hilt -I'1o
to tin1 rout of tln1 family the room is
almost an unknown quantity. for the
family no longer gathers around tht
big woodcn kitclton table for N (11‘. 1'..-
frolics.
Thoreau has .'nl1l,“tl111 kitohon
nllouid he a frank and friendly pint of
the house." And with 11 little more
core and forethought it 111 11111111 pooI
slide to bring back that atmosphere
into even tho small kitchen of the clt\
apartment. The walls may be finish
ed in 11 dainty color.
feeling of sunshine. Whltc ansh cur-
tains at tho windowk, of a wush ma-
terlal, and a potted plant or two on
the sill. will go far toward the mak-
ing of 11 kitchen in which the perform
nnco of the daily tasks will be it pleas,
uro to the housewife and the care of
11111 kitchen itself 11 pride.
1 For convenience. the stove. sink and
table—tho lnttcr covered with white
oil cloth if possible should be placed.
’wltldn easy reach of each other. A
.comfortablo wooden chair and 11 high
stool complete the nocoukury furni-
ture. Linoleum on the floor with a
Apallorn in colors corresponding to the
its orm St. 13 Woodward Ave..
'Phonc 1523. South Norwalk, Ct.
ASTORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
1 WORK A SPECIALTY.
l Tires, Tubes and Supplies. Prompt“
Service a Feature.
Suggestions for
Christmas Gifts
Packet Knives“ from . .251: to $3.00
Carving Sets from. .$1.50 to $7150
Scissors .................. 25:: up
Scissors and Manicuring Sets.
Andlt'ons and Fire Sets. ..
Thermos Bottles .........$125 up ,
Flash Lights.. ....... 75¢ £03215!)
Thermometers ...... 151: to $3.50
Skates .............. 85c to $3.50
Flexible Flyero ..... 51.01110 35.00
High Grade Carts for Boys.
Erector Building Sets- for boys
.................. $1.00 to $5.00
"Razors ......... ' $190110 $41.00
Children Sets of Tools in chests.
l ................... 251: to $5.00
‘ ' Carpenter’s Tools, Machinist
Tools, Guns, Fishing Tackle and
other useful articles.
Albert D. Morgan
(Successor to Chas. E. Dow.)
112 WASHINGTON ST.,
_, so. nonALk, CONN.
1 CALL us UP , ..
.1111! we will melt our trouble
man right: around when noma-
thing like this hopping in About»
homo. Ryan:
1 , 111.1111an .
is defective, antiquated. unsun-
....neoopaa.1-y repair. 0111' W11
I now union of ~ ‘
l MODERN ”PLUMBING
' 1036111111 A 7311201111.“!
A 1111111 111111 will:
bring into even the dark kitchen the-I
.- my 01- won oilt. have m w . ‘1. 1
wall gives the finishing touch to a
kitchen which is both autism and eas-'
ily cared for.
Perfume Bags.
Delightful seem bags or pillows may
be made with any dry. fragrant leaves
of flowers, geranium leaves, rose
petals. heliotrope, lemon verbinas. Tie
in bags of gauze. or make pillows of
gauze.
When the Clothes line needs clean-
ing wrap it around the washboard and
scrub it with a brush in soapsuds.
The cut side of a raisin laid next‘
the god] of an aching tooth will relieve
it! heated, this same raisin is good,
for the earache. A grain or two of
fed pepper Will be more efficacious if
the toothache is serious.
Wrap linen that is to lie unused. in
:1 towel well blucd, this will keep tin1
linon white and fresh.
To Remove Tomato Seedc.
Take the tomatoes from the can andE
.mash well; put on fire and let boilm
lRemot'e from fire and add at 1111111 cold
water. Let set a few minutes and
then pour into another vessel; all the
semis will have settled to the bottom.
CLEAR THE TRACK.
(‘hriatlnas 011111115 once a your to us
\Vtih all its tokens motivc.
lint 11s it comes, 11 makes morn 1115:1-
Than any locomotive.
to bat'e lift“
the 1
drudgery of the housework. T1111 prey
SORRY HE SPOKE.
linhby' i really must. go to (Talifortn
in for the wint11r. Now don‘t say i
1can'l 11:11.
“i wouldn’t. mind the 1111111111511," he
.111111'11'1111 ‘but i can‘t boar to have 1111
iittl1 wifey go away and ltflt’e 11111 all
alone"
A ‘l thought of that. Mother and
father are (omlniz to hoop you com
puny."
“Yes'm! i’d like to have 'nother cup
1’ Runkel’s’ And it's the same with
growing. little youngster who
1 taste: it.
C Vt‘i'h'
11$. _\1 .1‘.1.z.1..1 15:11 :1-2'112510 hit the spot with
14‘ 1.11%11'1a's app 1 likcly because it'sthe
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5.... 1:11.151"... . 21.1! pi’llis up l 211: cheeks- and woe the
f1 111': .t h :1 to '21' Runiwi': trite. you will always
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TM Victrolu 10.1..) is :1 \VUI’lthl‘illl thing. it is. the tone of pure reality . V
——tln'obbing with life and power—21nd it; is cxclusivc with tho V ictrolzt.
Besides this truc-to-lifc tono, the Victrolu with its system of changeable
needles and modifying doors enables you to instantly meet cvory acousticcon-
dition without in the least degree changing the artist’s intern: station.
These distinguishing points of superiority are
features that 11cmonstrate the perfection of every detail in tho Vict;ql_a,l
and mukctlwsopatonted Victrolu features of interest to every (melm
Come and see these patented Victrola features
Taperina tone nrm-witlt its exact tapernud perfectly smooth bore which is scientifi- - “
tally calculated and constructed to conform to the expanding sound waves created by the:
“Goose~neck" oound-box tube—«the flexible metal connection between the soundbox
and tapering tone arm, which enables thc Victor Needle to follow the record grmvcs
with unerring accuracy.
Concealed sounding-boards and Amplifying compartment of.Wood—pro\1do the very ' '- 2‘ .1
limit oi area of vibrating surface and sound amplifying compartmcnt
essential to an exact and pure tone reproduction.
Modifying doors—may be opened wide thereby {siting the tone in its fullest volume; (1'
doors may be set at any degree graduating the volume of tone to exactly suit even
Closed tight the volume is reduced to the mimtnum and when not in use
the interior is fully protected. —___ ~
Victor syatem of changeable needles—:1 'pcrfcct reproduction 1.: possible only With a — '
perfect point—therefore a non necdlc for 111 '11 record 15 the only positiu .15511r.n1.c
\ou aiSn hate your choice of full tone, half 111111: or further
modification with-the fibre needle. —‘
SOUTAH NORWALK,‘ CONN.
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
Let us put that Victrola ~in tho-phone this
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\Vhen you hear the Wonderful tone of the Victrolzt \. , .
and see how the V ictrola System of changeable noodles . . ' "j 1. '
enables you to enjoy every rcc'ord to the fullest extent, 1 1 ' ‘
you will realize why the Victrola is universally ackno“ l-
edgcd the greatest of all musical instruments.
There are Victrolas in great: variety front $15 to $250, and
terms can be arranged to suit: your convenience.
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up
pen every evening, and we will gled talking machines. . _ .
you the superiority of the Victrola over other so—cal , : ' . ‘;
The only complete tack of Victor Records in the city. ' ' .: _ y 1 1., f3
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