SATURDAY, DEC. IS, 1915
t-i‘iflflflgmdflxflnifi fl '-
iilli ilOlili Cililllliil
Rainm Bread.
cornmeal, 1 cup rye meal, 1
am iiourI 1 teaspoon salt, 1
ns soda. '7 cup molasses,
{raisins tseededl. 2 cup thick
mgetlrer the meals, flour, salt
soda; add the mollasses; raisinsI
small. and the milk. Bent well and
I info baking ponder cans. Steam
960 hours, according to size of
used.
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Prune Cake.
lespoons sugar. 1 cup milk 1 1-2
goons baking powder, 2 table
Inner-.1 egg.
our with the salt, sugar and
wander [tub in butter and add
71 egg IIell beaten. Put in
I pan and co.er surface with
.. prunes (Lil in bar we, skin side
a. Sprinkle uitb sugar dot with
. {and bake Iurtil care mixture
" Serra hot with cream or
M; sauce.
Clove Cairo.
Mud flour. 1 pound sugar. 1-2 in
l heaping teaspoon ground
.3 1 pound ruisinsI l cup strong
34 eggs. 1 teaspoon soda.
«II-I as other cakes and bake in
I e oven 1 hour or until well
IASKFORandGET
' RLICK’S
, momomn.
ALTED MILK
subsidies coat YOU same price
KSTORIA
Intact: and Childrm
For Over 30 Your.
been '
pound flour. 3‘ teaspoon salt, 2.
.2 2:23:22. .. SiltliliillilNS mm .
tablespoons milk, 1 teaspoon each cin
motion and clovesI 1-2 teaspoon salt,l IHE ARI 0f DRESSINfl
teaspoon soda, 2s‘ups flour, 1 1-. 2 rolled
oats, 12 cup chopped nuts... " 1-2 cups —--—-
seeded raisins, chopped and dredged
with flour. l
Cream the lard and add sugarI then
the eggs well beatenI milk, seasoning.I.
flour, oats, nut meats and raisins. '
“like the dough into but :Ill halls. "M s ‘
flat and bake on buttered baking
Sheet [no inches apart. III a name.»
are oven.
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TIRED. WEAK AND NERVOUS. I EST-—
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Why Are So Many South Norwalk Peo— I
pie In Thin Condition? I
’Feel tired out, irritable and depress-
ed? All
Urine irregular; back neck and pain- i I“ \I/
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ful'.‘
These are symptoms that suggest I
kidney trouble l ‘ -\
“hen the kidneys call for help, ‘
Assist them with a tested kltlncy‘
remedy. '
Give them the help theI need. . . ‘ \w;\_'
No remedy more highly reconuncud- ‘ ‘
III] that Dean's Kidney Pills. .
Endorsed by grateful people. i
Convincing testimony follows: I
Mr. Wm. McDerrnottI Main Street,
Westport. Conn..says. ' “l was subject I
. I attacks of dizziness and nervous“
res iurd my back athed. Morning on ‘
arisrrrz. i felt all tired out. Dean’s Kid-
ney Phi: cured all trouble with my, I I
kidneys a: strengthens me in xencr-
al." ‘
Price 50c at .Ill tit-triers. Don't sim-
ply ask for I. kidney rerrredy-—~gnt
[loans Y IlucIt i’lil‘“-lili’ same that
Mrs. lilo ernIoIt hac Poster- Milhurn Daytime Suite at the Home Show.
(‘ 0.. Props. litrtl‘aloI .\l. 1'. The daytime costumes at the l-iorsel
- -. .- Show new quite as interesting mlI
HARTFORD TENEMENI‘ BURNS those worn in the evening. WhiloI
HARTFORD, Dcc. l8.—- Principally there were many attractive one-piccrI
tillt‘ to the met that the firemen wcre dresses “am under smart separate
unnhle to reach the scene in time costs of cloth or fur the tailored suit.
owing to the deep soon a two family R“ in dd)! 8008 bi. “‘88 11108! in 0"!
Itncntent In No. 162 (‘lurh street, can dcnce. Not the straltht mannish
destroyed by fire yesterday. lloth suit entirely. althoush there “"9
families Itcrc drivcn into the street many of these, too, but the entry-
without being able to save much of lined. send-tailored suit of broad-
Ihcir proocrtr. A defer-the furnace cltth. gahurtllne, duvctyn, whlpcorrl
is hcliercd to have mused the blaze, atrtl novelty checks and stripes. Many
Dark Green Duvetyn Suit. I
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trimmed. of course, with fur or braid.
An exceptionally eflectire suit
dark green duvetyn, was made with0 aI
flounced skirt and flaring peplum on
the coat. A tide soft collar of dark
for and a barrel muff of fox accom-
panied the suit. Other effective 08-
«Width illiliiiS
Fuhion Hints.
tails were the matching spate, the Gray blue faIlle silk is a charm-
IIide velvet hat, and the nifty stick.
Another tailored suit, worn the same
Iaiternoon. equally simple and chic.
was of dark blue gabardine. made
'with a Russian blouse coat, and flar-
I.. I'Ilrt. trimmed with ‘_low bands
of seal; a small ball muff of beaver
.and seal was carried, and spate of
white corrmpondcd with the white
‘ taillc ribbon on the stiff-brimmcd hat.
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Attractive Suit of Gabardine.
—Accept ml the luck that cornea
.Irur wuy—-hut don't "SPEND on in
coming' If you want It job one I Sell-
noon suit.
There are new crepe dII chine
blouses made tailored style \IlIlI
tucks and; hem-stitching.
Rules for Frying.
First—Everything must be as dry
as possible before frying.
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his material for a ceremoriious after I
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Second—The fat must be smokingl
hot. .
I Think—Drain everything on papcri
to absorb the fat.
Fourth~ Fry everything evenly a
golden brown color.
Fifih~Takc rrp quickly and lightly,
otherwise things IIill lose theirI
crispness.
if you find it hard to remove a;
schew that is rusted in. heat a pokerI
or some like instrument real hot and|
hold it for a few moments to the head
of thc scrcw. Then use the proper'
sized screw driver and the screw \IillI
come out quite easily. I
Lou Fuel Needed.
l ilccts, peeled and sliced, will cook
tenderly in twenty to thirty minutes.
rand are fully Its nice as those cooked
three or four hours. Although pale
lercn first cooked, they soon becomei
red when turned into a dish and sea l
.soued with vinegar. pepper and salt.
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i To Make Thin 0mm Whip. {
l Dissolve five ounces of uranulatedI
6.2131 ePrdctica/
All 8il_iilllll lili0li flame Drew/{along l:
Lemony
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Prepared Emma/1y I’or Hm Nempuper
by Pictorial Rwuw
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New Skirt With Hip Yoke and Pockets. ‘
A live-gored skirt of unusually good
sugur in ten ounces of water Add 3er tit-shin. il‘i mutt] with ii lrlp-I't-lu- :iliti
ounccs water to two ounces of quick-
lime and let it slake. Strain oi! the
liquid and add to the sugar and water
mixture. and frequently shake for two
hours until blended thoroughly. Bot.-
tle and cork securely and keep in a
cool place. This mixture is called vis-
cogcn. will keep indefinitely and add-
ed to 0‘ en thin cream in the propor-
tion of one-iourth teaspoonful to three-
fourihs cup cream will make it whip
quickly.
. III... lust-I It... almul $1,000. lillil~tOlterl mixtures “'97" worn. tinci WI!“ 33
‘ M —Kitth rlne to Michncl mm litltirlt‘e :I -Mlt"hiit'l immuto. 51 no Arthur s. ”awn-I- and Olive TN Y \ ._,_\H H R R
I AGES IN Kokwnlnz' liltSIIlly. '21- AIIII-itu N. Muplt-s, 761110 “WW”- ., l
l ‘ :vII- I I! At 22~John N. Rowe, 68 ii 2 "—""—'"— "'—
A SMAll INCREASE, FJHI’oinet't: “for. UN (3 i“ ‘ I2:; t‘ttrotinc litdncy, 40 ii i NORTH-”Y FIGURES' Timetable
l'i~-thrtrcls to Philip and .\lIIr-v Sher. 2?. .lolrn Sirilnko, 10 Novel'Vlb" Deaths in Connecticut More: ‘_— l
--——~—-— “coil. 24 -i'ItIrIIh l-‘.. ‘Iiorrs. 15 l Iii Than Awake. SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
i .mRIIddlph W. to Sit-plum and “m. 25 l‘nrolrm- lludd. 50 6 20 Mortality reports received by llrc: A. .\l.-~- 121.9); 0:1sz 6.09. 6: 57X.II
, - "i". Were 39 ”I17“, hula Letrcvcr. :‘ ' tItI-itriclt Mumsco. i 4 28 state board of health show that there :7tlttx, 7:40. 8:1th. 8:21x. 8159):. 9:23XII
'IMS I” 29 Marriages 35- Jim-NI tn Jott-ph ItIIIl .\inry 'l'iIIIII.ItstI——’l‘lIIIIIIIot'c D. Scllcclt. 7: 2 20 “ere 1327 deaths during .\oIcnI.IIcII.,9IwI 10:33)“ 10:5an 11:51. I
' 593'. Marriages. I This was seventy-two lt-Isrr than in (MI l‘. .\l.-—~-1:1:lx, 1:27x. 3:02“ I 3229.
Rio—Lona to Samuel itild Julia Litre-INDY. ,to‘bIIr and seven more than in NU\“‘"" 4:31x. bzisx. 5:45, 6102):. 6:47. 7:02x.l
I s in this citr are on the in tint). 20*Edwttrd t‘. Burke)- Imd Mrs. l’enrl her. 1914. it ht sixty-town more titan 7“st 'J: 15x. - .
The awrage number of w‘ed 19 -l.ena to \I'inlinteno IInd Mary. - Payne. IlrI‘ Nurcrnner our: :II {oe- till‘ past Sundaya.
I [or a month has been m the: Sccrrtlln. I :l—«l‘ctcr J. lluify and Theona Suroal. the .\' ‘urs Tilt "Ir-"lit ml‘ expressed M.—12. .321, 3:42,. 8:54.;
W Of 19 and 20 Last month l‘t---\‘cgan7.o to Yegtrnzo and Grobn- ti--llob.Irt l‘tcndclle Itnd lira. liutil “I it“ zrrrutn‘ rm Ill" 1,000 IntimatedIm 33x 11: 51!. ‘
Births.
’9“ G. to Frederick and \iinnieI 20—Vivian to .i. Losiic and Gladys beth Wragg.
I 0x crton. 24—Oscar A. Sathcr and Ethclyn
li—Doris to Thomas and Nellie Bux- » 301181110“-
W M. to George and AnnnI
It I. . {ml—Stephen Lister and Helen Nagy.I
White.
stroll—to Russell and Anna PatI
terson.
th to Richard and Alice Ryan.
‘Morris.
Jessie to Samuel and Elsie Wal.
dI.ron
' to Arthur and Emma Brownn
rph to Warren and Freda. At-I " 4-— -—.\lay l). IHodges. 19 24—Robert E. Perdue and Mary V.;
.» . ; i—‘—.lerome Smith, 70 4 3 Bernard. l
' to Theodore and Sarah! o—Rose D. Tavlin, 19 25-Charles W. Pike and \inrgaret‘
_ ~ ‘ 7-Anna D. Moffctt, Three hours! Lundy.
-~ ._ .10 Louis and Eva Raymond.
{ck to Ham. find Elvira'l 11—Mcola Narlso, 1 21 troianna.
l1 11—Andrew Mastnello. 8 27—John F. Drescher and Lillian B.
to Antonio and CKF 12—me N Sherwood. 61 7 9 Z“...
. 51mm; 14r-Elia.beth Balog ' 5 l8—Edvvard M. Goodwin and Alura E.i
".w WWQI and Rose‘lfiw—Joiin. E. Wood 47 4 28 Whitney.
.:II:12-—wrnluu R; Grace. ‘ ' 24 11' 2 as—Wnnam H. pix-II and Claricelest'i
39 My {ma “II-III", Q" 145-14!)th Tabb; ;; ‘ 38 _- 84—-lI‘ranlI_. F. ‘Schibllrnkh and Mrs. _
' , {lMusfmtI‘e- Thieme, , '65 -3 23 . . Anna M. Johnson: , V
Penguin and Roda! lento-y. Eileen. 3 , . - 19 234—rmncnno. emu and more. May
Iii—Charles n. Plait, , 72 10 as . entree. ‘
66 II BO—M G. Anderson and Anna L. 3
48 4 SI Helium. ~ , '
one day- 8W1; H; Kilns and Ellen KI. :I
were 29, but this may have beent ‘
y the Thanksgiving crop ofI
. 26—Ruth to George and Mary licrg.I25—Fredctucn ti. Fulrchild and Elisa-l
i 9—Wullace to Clarence and Sadie 22—Lttwrence Delaney Itnd Margaret
arms to John and Nellie Silk. l
. .1: to Arthur and Nettie Bloom.-‘
rim to William and Josephine
Stotts. Murray.
' i—Jolrn to George.and Kate Gaffney.|22—Fraircis A. Howard and Rose
L's—Beatrice to George and ‘ Nelliel Raccanelli.
Huntington. I24—Amede Bobergo and Lucy Minick.
Deaths. :25—oMattTIew Talbot and Florence
.Nov. Y. .\1. 0.] Garfield.
l l—Joeeph Danko. 3 ils—Charles McKeever and Katherine
l 2~IEdna P. Middlebrook. 17 13] , Ryan.
oilrv to Arthur and FiorenceI
neno Matase. l crine Shank.
14—--Afonzeno to Vincnzo Itnd Guiscttnt
'17—liic nor to Jumcs and MaryI swlitichael DlVasta and Jennie Ow‘
Hutch. auto.
s—Florenée G. Othume 61 6 24i 4—Kostara Marotto and Mary Teate.
. . :n c 7 W
7‘7 $18'W’Hi0"ud«llflyflodoe l
Ipopul..tion unit 13.! for the large
on and Shelton. prevalent in Brook-
i‘. M.-—1:1."..\'. 2244:, 3:12x, 42311..
ti—-—chry Marks, Jl'., and christine townr. ”3 for 'h“ “"“m towns and I5: 45 ti: 02:. 6:57 x. 7:02x. 7:573. 9:45:73
Last month there “Karel Pasqunrelli. . 'l.oeiiler.13 for the IIhole state. including state 10. 40.
more birth than deaths. ‘hfirelzwvmemo to \‘inenro and “mm“, :l~-l.estcr Brush and I: ~ie Bermth 'instiititlontr. The deaths from infec-I _ j
'09 births and 32 deaths. TheI English. 6—Plarencc A. Bloun .I rd Bessie (j tious diseases were 187 in number. be-I NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.‘
_ e list of Iital statistics forgo—Norman to Homer and Clara Law- Shellroos. ink 14 per cent. of the whole mor-Il A. “'__‘I “1. 5:30. 6:39, 3200!.l
l rcnce. ,11—«l‘aul stiltez and Anna Varga. Itality. ':8 51x, 9: 15x. 10: 03x, 10:06,10:50x.;
The following number oi infectious! P. ““42 08: 1. 06 2: 04!, 8: 51.
Idlaeases were reported in the state: i3I W27! 3. 54. 4. 23 5. 13‘ 6: 29. 5. 32
A. l'l‘Ipbold fever, 92 in 29 towns amnll- 6.0011. 6' 06 8:10x, 9137. 11:15:,
Ipox, one case in Rockvllle; measles, 12: 00‘ _
lmore than 121 in 18 towns; cpldomch,
'n Stonington; scarlet fever, 150 in 39
towns: whooping cough. more than 119 10' 50:.
lin 20 towns. epidemic in B91718]. GPO-I P. M.—-12. 10 1.03m 3. 39K, 5. 02'. ,
Sundays.
A. M.— 6:.00 8:001. 8:,00 10:08:.[
5: 26):, 6: Mix. 7. 20x. 8 10:, 115st
lyn: diphtheria, 272 in 50 towns, in- 12:00; i
eluding Hartford 62. Waterbury 27,
New Haven 26. Bridxepor! 25- Newsouw NORWALK 10 new HAVEN
Britain 10: tuberculosis, 136 in 34l AIM—12:2“, 1:181, 6:05. 7:15.?
There were 1,388 marriages and 2,-
-711 birth during November. 0f the
Il,327 deaths. 71 were due to accidents. i7: 08:. 8 88!. 8: 25!.
. 18 to suicide 3 to homicides 133 tol .
i 9—14 rot , .2 — t a. . .
”‘8 1' “Mum” 89 9 28 5 Pasquale T“ a and Le“ M“ tuberculosis. 11s to pneumonia, 73 to oourn nonWALK 1'0 oaununv.
‘cancer. 37 to diarrhoea and enteritis,
25 to diphtheria and croup. 22 to
whooping cough and 17 to typhoid
l fever.
I comma: Tasmania.
ere In it, it's called a foursome. isn’t
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‘Wlth two players We a twosome?"
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"Then "what'- a game with one in
it!" ‘ '
I’ "A‘Ionom."—-naobuge.
“Paw, “ohms name has four play-I
towns: cerebro-spinnl meningitis. 4 brim-1577, 10: 18:, 11:12:, 11:57:. I
4 towns; infantile paralysis. 4 in 3
_towns; opthalmla neonatorum. one;
‘caae in Bridgeport. Eighty-nine towns-
PM—1203161.428 519 62
!6..517:0815,9:26I,.._11;22.
pockets. the iuut'f‘ ctlut- «If the your:
having n l.tlllllt'<1 orttlinv-
CtTl'lNc mot: 6359 *
FRONT GORE .
FOLD or 54INCH MMERIAL WITHOUT NAP Prtcntui April”. tad;
Pictorial Review Skirt No. 6309. Sires 21'. :l, :4; 2x 30 ..2 3t 36, 38 an)
60 inches waist. Price. 15 ctIniI-l.
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SPOON TRAYS and EON-BO N
Hair receivers. powder and pi n
pepper Iota, cup. and saucer-a I "4
CHI‘
\‘.'c have a fine litre of Nippon. hand painted china irr assorted dcslgna.
cuocours SETS ....................................... 35.50
NUT ss'rs ...... . ........................................ 75c .
CELERY ssrs ................................. $2.00 and $3.50
CAKssErs. ............................ 33.00 and $3.50.
on.» or FRUiT sowLa. .. ..................... $1.00 to $3.93
CRACKER and cases: PLA res .................. 75c and $2.
Ics_nELIoII ....................... 75¢;qu
nor MUFFIN purse ..... szoo
snuowron Trims and cup 3 ...... . ................... 31.00
BREAD and CAKEJRAVS....‘..........................'$2.25 . .
ar shaken. ulnar bowls. ore-more. mustard poteI Individual salt and
Halt-receivers, powder boxer. rose jars. hon-bone, trayl. whipped
“‘8'" 50W". bread Ind milk nets, sugar bowls, cream pitchers and
auger-shakers ..... .3 ...... . ................... 50c
Worm-n of fashion are shutting It-
thnsinsm over the delightfully at“? It
skirts that continue to appear in II! <
broken succession in the World at on ~-.
Unc (If the newest effects is the iIII ~
yoke, with pointed pockets at the sitlc.
used on five»gnr-~-.i nlndcls such as
shown hcre. The skirt closes at th-
t-crrttIr-lIIII-k, and the yoke is capable .1
charming variation, (specially as r!» .
gnrds tlII- finish of its lower edge. l1
nu'dlum size the skirt requires 3 yarw:
54-inch Illillt'l‘iai, with ’l’. yard less 9
the hip yukc is omitted.
in cutting out the skirt mistakes m: y
be avoided by closely studying the In »
tng guide. It will be noticed that ”II
from gun- is laid on the lengthwise full
of tin» material. just to the right of tit-I '
buck gore, which is on a lengtliyim
thread. The side gore is placed next m
the back gore, the upper edges :Iltnm:
meetlnII. and in the space created I, ,I
ripping the aide sure the pocket is it. i *
on It lengthwise thread. Tire )okI,
which is placed to the extreme right I f
the goods, is laid on u lt-ngtltwlsc told.
if the ironic dresstnnker prefers .7
deep yoke with rounded lmvcr edge. cut .
off the lower edge on small "0" perforat-
tlons. The short yoke is obtained by
cutting off thI- iIIItcr edge I)! the pm: I
tern on dollhil' “no" pcrfur‘utlbnfl. .
This in II type of skirt that will in. ._
well at all times. As a part of 11 "Iron »
piccc fill" it is stylish and as a St‘lli'.‘
role model nothing more chic could in
desired. The ingenious IvonII-rn readily
N'FS the possibilities offered for Hint-
Ining tlrtI skirt. A band of fur muy’tln-
lrIlr the lower cdfzc. or (in-II folds of wt“-
\‘t‘l may in» stitrht’d above the horn. A
llruid trimming is also t-I‘I'I-tItiI'e.
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DISHES 75:: to $3.00
boxes, traya, hat pin holdercI sug-
hnn ban div-ho: ................ 25c
J I. MALLETTE
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct at business and union]! mun today clause
the methods employed very dlltinotiy
Avoid The
Liability
0! not. having a checking amount. We invite accounts which no
given efficient and courteous attention.
........ ‘ III Fairiield County National B.anlt
have no reports of infectious diseasesl A. M.—-12:23x. 1:13x, 7:43, 9:1
Imus, 11:12:. 11:57:.
i P. M.—2: 09x, 4: 46x. 6:33x. 8:48.
nus—tn-
A. ll.:—6 18, 8: 87.8 :588.
l P. M.—1:30. 4236):. 6:25 7:14. i
l , Sunday;
l A. Dir—10:37.
I P. m—ms. 7:88.
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