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Sandwich Filling.
Take equal quantitiea seeded rais-
dig-s and dates Add almonds or
. entire bulk. 'flnn mixture throux‘h
. {nod chopper. Moisten well with
as Juice. Pack into baking pow-
. . am. When ready to use slice
~ M between thin slices of
ma equal quantities cream cheese
chopped seeded raisins. Have
. some bread sliced and butterel.
bins. slice place a lad of lettuce:
“the other slice with mixture
slicesvtogether and cut in tri-
l—Stsuned Raisin Pudding"
blip raisins seeded, 1 cup fine ly
W beef suet, 1 cup stale bread
tabla 1 cup milk. 1 egg. 1 teaspoon
nit. 1 teaspoon cinnamon. tea-
W grated nutmeg, 1/, cup dour. 1
them through meat chopper. Add
ml and bread crumbs previous-
soaked in milk for 10 minutes. Then
d the salt. spices, flour and well
11 eggs” Mix well Make in
0 hot with hard or lemon sauce.
Fried Butters.
I‘hsnl make any kind of fruit but
We to the own. There
Wineries as 3000 as uth
tin-top of the» slow.
I Novel Night Lamp
A tiny piece of canipbor gum will
001's. long time and make 11 nov—
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Kettle Cover Rack.
1"‘39.505
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.- 7. -r o a or...»
indies high and the length we desir-
ed The ends were pieces of board
and the sided with «2 lathe. The top
was open. This is fine to place on the
back of the table. or anywhere else
you choose to hold the kettle cm‘cl‘s. -
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To Remove Ink.
1 was in despair over a Large b'o t
W In quantity about ”6ch 91’ ink on a tan silk (1le.] tried
soaking the spot with strong peroxide
of hydrogen and then washed it in
warm soft water and white soap snl
found every tracebad disappra e l
afterward tried it on blue ink that bad
_ 2, white or whole wheat b i been spilled on a dolly and l founl
it equally successful.
Cake Hint.
if you are making a molasses cake
or any other kind In which you are us-
' ing sour milk and soda. try adding 1
tablespoon of vinegar to each tea-
I spoon of "soda. The cake will not ham
“to? washing and drying raisins.‘
that disagreeable soda taste which it
is apt to when this is not "done
w ‘ ”um
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tbutteredl steam for 3 hours. Don't s“, 90".“..tcd. Headacby. 9",
ions, With Breath Bad or
stomach Sour.
.\'o oddshw bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your head aches.
.Wt‘kjt cooking on the stove and how miserable and uncomfortable you
is are from a cold. constipation, indiges-
: tin dancer of It burning and tlon. billlousness and sluggish bowels
PM need to. stand and stir it. —-you always get relief with Cami-etc.
Don't let your stomach. liver and
bowels make you 111iserable. Take Cus-
carets tonight; put spend to the head-
ache, biliousness. diziuesa. nervous-
ness, sick. sour. gassy stomach, bud
cold offensive breath and all other dia-
. . In a saucer of water where it the bile. gases and constipated matter
.3:ng float and touch a mottli to it i1 which is producing the “use”.
it"! ”(le 9.11 121111.- 11 1-111: 1111! ' A lbcent boar means health. bnppi-
ness and a clear bend for months All
drugn‘ists sell Casrareisslion'i forget
the children‘liielr little lnsldcs need
we“ b0! 4 l 2 int llf‘il “id? 6 u Kant": CIERDSlflg [00
OME
Atlanta-“ma‘a'A-‘no‘v-
timQHUCOOhmel-b1-.hl
\ooai with capeiike sleeves—altogether
as far from the simple lines that have led affair 18 inches wide and 11 “Mel time to lie down only for “new min-
over a yard long. The ends are kntt- 1 meg.
I row. showing 11 facing of pink in the arms where it is out of the way.
‘ ting high collars.
‘ And at the neclr tlic tulle was border- meditation. from seven p m
4on very narrow bands of velvet at
.jop‘en Evenings Until Xmas
says the Philadelphia North Amer‘
.ican. Long and short blanket stitch
Slim AIIIIIll
llll All Of DRESSING
Jabot Effect in Draperies.
The jubot effect in tin-“drapery of’ 50‘”
skirts comes perilously near bustles shade on a darker M“ “II" new “”dI
One mulberry silk gown had two. of “"39""? combinations
these drapings at the back find over
this was worn an odd-shaped loom:
outlining a test effect on the front
of the dress, with perhaps a scroll do-
I sign carried out in the samc way on
the girdle, gives a telling toucli to the
Comfort Scarf.
The comfort scarf is a knitted worsu
been popular as could well be. Iii/fact.
straight plain lines have almost disap ted into a six- inch wristband through]
peered, as shown by Beer, except in which the hands are slipped and two;
some of the simpler tailor suits And satin ribbon ties are fastened at eschI
that this house can still excel in the side of the neck to keep the scarf’ in
plain thilof suit, that greatest test of place The scarf is ever so much bet- I
perfect art. is evidenced by more than ter than capes and shawls, which are
one quite perfect model. Some of them always slipping off or getting in the
are made with satin or chilfon blous- Wt ' when one is busy 1110\ng about. I
es. and some show one piece frocks p1. :ctising, writing, or sitting sewing
under the coats. \ A blue serge one The ties hold the scarf over the show-
made. this way was especially pretty ders where it Is wanted and the w-rlst' I
with a white satin front. quite nnr- band.- kecp it over the tops of the
high close ‘collar.
Beer has not discurded opcii necks. GRACE PARISH NOTES.
while showing in many cases closeht- Tucsday-St. Thomas D“. Cole I
Particularly pretty brailon of the Holy Communion at
are. the kerchicf-shapod collars. One half DIM nine .
little frock, had one of these made of (llris' Friendly 50”,”, in the 2“,;
white tullc. the double point banging 15}. Hall at half past seven.
to the waist behind, while the points Friday Christmas Eve-The cliuiclij
in front disappeared in a high girdle. will be open for private prayer and}
until!
etlI‘witli a contrasting velvet band. nine p. in.
Another pretty dollar was shaped like (‘hriglmng Day—Celebration of the
a sailor collar in 8 V "0'“- WW" 5‘ Holy Communion at six. eight. and
the back it rolled quite high. and W“ ten 21 111. The first and last celebrn-
in two overlunrlns points reach”: lions will be choral, aIInd .111 the tent ._..._.——-—-———- .
for will prescb.I ~
Service. 1
' lam Howard Tan is ill here today. at
half way down to the waist. A pretty o'clock “"10... the
close-fitting collar of white net had Sdndtiy——Clilldmns' Carol
:1! [our o'clock.
"'9 “WIN 0‘ my """0‘" "III-E "I 111» children's Christmas festival
"“1 °' “we: 0"" “I ““3 “I'm" '09 wur‘iw 11910 in the Parish 11911 on
and 0"“ towards the M” Monday. December 27. at seven-thirty
I "‘ . 1n.
Blanket Stitch. p _.
A1
lilankei stitch is very popular at «-—- —-~ - ~~--‘
tlic pruwnt time, largely due to the A3: long,“ ET
A Just that a bit of color can quickly; ’
be applied a decorative way.
means of this very useful stitch. 80111-1. j, '
THE ORIGIBAL "
MALTED ,MILK
of the lie“ scagc dresses of dark blue
have. a bit of embroidery done in this;
; way, using" worsteds as the medium." M ”bulimia cost 7011 samples.
Love-s AViArion.
tJohn Kendrlck Banks. in New York
Times.)
1 need no soaring aeroplane to take
me to the Milky Way,.._ I
To lift 1110 from earth's, highways vain
;* - Make Your HolidayPurchase-s
Here NOW! TO-DAY I
ICE SALE
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Oats, - Sill s
Waists, Skirts a d Chadians Apparel
w 111' Full Bloom a"'llidicuiousiy LOW PR1.
Specui Feature 1'
to Where/tho little star-beams
Play;
No wings of birds to raise me. high
into that purer atmosphere
Whore human hearts no longer sign
o’er mundane troubles, drab
and drew——
One glance tnl1\1i Duplinc‘l eyes so
me
Will send me way up in the air! -<
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‘I envy not the eagle's bliss when
speeding through the heaven's
eye
.To s‘ar on pinions like to his no
true;
ut why should I be. jealous of his
marvelous capacity
Dresses
With every Sun This week only
let uot‘one jealous thought is mine
when there he soars before
, mine eyes, » . , .
And with 0' grace sl tdlvine dam
’ through tbebr brlliant morning
1 skies-— ' .
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on: frown from her f .0 adore
quite. enough to make inc.
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when wars are angels. too, withI
wings do: an about the heap
only strait.
joy in sonis swish!
Cal
1mm snowy hulls.
aro ound the collar and the sleeves, or]
Gray worsted or an old blue1
.— doubt holds pleasure deep and 1
To me hike mill- 8° “I" “In" II“ 6: 0011. 6:06. 8:10}. 9:37, llzlfim
wildest dreams of you and m°?i12 00!. f - ., .
One darkling glance from Daphnel . Sundays.
97" M.-~0:00. 8:00 0:00. 10:0
. both on ulte autllce to make me fly 10:00:. I" 3:,
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1 ».-, moons, and swerves. and plrou- .
$112.01..
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Sleep for Looks. I
Sleep is one of the ‘best
preservatives of youth. and every:
I woman should get as much of it as
,‘ possible.
A short nap after meals is Ill ex- I
cellent thing. Take it. if you baveI
On getting up you will feel compos—
ed and in readiness for any tasks;
that may await you.
Many women think they cannot af~I
ford to rest for a few moments, yet
in the end this rest pays. i
Regular hours are the best of helps
to keeping one's youth and good
looks. I
Make it your business to get to bed‘I
at a seasnnable hour every night, and:
try to keep this. hour the same. :
Earl) rising will enable you to make
up for the hours given to sleep at
night. - I
if you are troubled by sleeplessness'
undress leisurely, brush the hair, mas-
sage the scalp 1: little and bathe theI
face and eyes in 11111-111 water.
Then stand before an open window:
1
I
I
I
in a heavy dressing gown and takeI'
a few deep bieaths. 1
Lastly drink a cup of hot milk and
then get into bed stretch the body
out. relax. and think only of some-I
thing pleasant Sleep should not bcI
long in coming.
I
EXoPIESIDENT TAFT ILL.
LA CROSSE,'WIB.. Dec. 2l.—-—-Will-'
the home of a former Yale classmate”
George W. Burton. The former l’resb
dent contracted a severe cold on his:
my here to deliver a lecture. A tele- .1
gram was sent ahead for a throat
's‘pecialist to meet him upon his arriv-‘
at last night.
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~Accopi All the luck. that cellos;
our way~~but don‘t DEFEND all "I?
-ou1t11g! if you want a job use a 8011- I
.vmi Want. “ .
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ALL $110111 lillillli’
known I:
.8t'c makes It unusually becoming to
I slender
flout .‘Anc
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Prepared Especially For Tim Nmupapn
by Pictorial Review
An Adorable Negligec.
negligee is fashioned of pale blue al-'
batross trimmed with frills of pleated
satin ribbon. The neck may be finial.-
ed in square effect with a border of
lace or with a collar of plain silk. in
medium size the robe requires 4‘;
yards 30-inch material. with lit )‘nrds
ribbon for the frills.
A dainty negligee makes a charming
gift at all times. To fashion this one.
begin by closing tbs under-arm. sleeve
and shoulder seams as notched. Tuck
the from and back as indicated by
perforations; then stitch tucks the de- .
sired width. llem the front and luck
to form a heading at Empire waist-
line, creasing on crosslino of double
"no" perforations: stitch 115 int-ins
from fold: torn tuck upward and ninth
- 1% Incl: from fold; stitch a casing 111:-
dcrneuth front and back along stitching
line of tuck and insert elastic. if d»—
sired. omit tuck and gather on croni-
lincs of single small."o" perforations
Adjust belt m'cr gathers. centers cvi'n,
small “0" perforation at under-arm
seam:
large "0" perforation Ir bolt in—
‘dimics center-front.
Thom are ways of further ('lahural—
ing the design without finding groovy
to its out: for instance. a bond of
black silk or satin its: b Silit’llf‘d
about the bottom ?f the skirt above
"11- hum and the pin it turn-down l'ICHNr
may be black satin overlaid with white
ballets. The notes of sharp mntrmt
figure prominently in lioudoir girmams
this season and are most effective,
51-41-11 32. 14. as. as.‘40. 1: and 44
“\TZ ‘r-IIM‘LJ ‘
fella ‘ '
Blue albatross negliuee tucked or
gathered in Empire effect and trim-
med with narrow iuflies of satin rib-
boob
--...s..-. _—....' _ __._-- m...— ._ ..
The semi Empire effect of this negli—
flgures. yet the model is
uduptabie to all figures since the waist-
line may be regulated u. desired. The
Pictorial Review Negligee No. 6148.
innit-m inlet. Prints if . rents.
N.Y., N .i 1 11.11.11
Timetable
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
A M.——l: 3911, 5.12:. 6: 09, 6: 571'.
7: 18x. 7: 40, 8: 1011.0 8:21:11. 8: 5911. 9: .23x,I
9240,1023311. 10: 53:1, 11: 51.
1 P. hf.-l:13x. 1:2‘1'x. 3:02.11, 3:29,]
4:011. 1.:1sx. 0:15;. e:02::._s:47. 72021.!
7:46:. 11:05:“ I
Sundays.
A. M.-l-:25.\.
10:30l. 11151:.
P. M.~13133. 2:103,
5:45. 539%. 0:67x. 7:0211. 7:571, 0:451;
10:40.
I
5:122. sisai
«woman 70 sourii NORWALK.
A. IL—mtlx. 5:30, 0:00. 8:00.;
8:511. 9: 15:. 10:03x. 10: 09 10: 50:;
P u. —-:1:03x. 1:00 9:01; 2:07,
3: 272. 9:54. 4.23, 15:13:. 5. 29. 6. 32
9:15x. 10:19:. 11:12:.115711.
[WM—13310:.429 5:,19 1:20.
0: 5:1. 7. 08:. 9. 25. 11- 22:
' holidays.
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I P u.~2:09x.1:10x, 11:39:. 0.48.“
27. 08:. 8 391.0 0.26:.
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sou-tit 003.111.: to unload“.
Air-417.927.9730» .
P. 11—1: 90.51.3011. 0. 25 7- 14.
A. 1L-10: -27E:
P. 11.4:10. .7: 10.
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A; 54. 00.
3:1211. 4:01;; .
'CHINA
We have a fine line of Nipponfhand painted china 111 ussorted drug-us.
cHocoLAraears.............. ......................... $5.50
our cars ............................ 75c
CELERY a:rs.................. ............. 9.120011109350
CA1: scrs................ ..... ........ 99.00.1111 $3.50
«up or FRUIT sown. ........ . .......... 01.00 to 93.99
cations and cruises PLArEs. .......... .. 75111117002.
,- 1c: RELIBH ...................... 75c and 03
HOTMUFFIN PLA-rss 9200
SANDWICH T'RAYBand cops .............. 01.00
spoon rams IndIomNDIBI-QES ...........75¢: 16 03.00
BREAD And CAKE TRAYS 0225
Hair receivers, powder and pln boxes. tray bat pin holders sug-
ar shakers. sugar bowls. creamer-o, mustard pots individual salt and
pepper sets, cups and saucers andpon—bon’ dishes .250 I
Hair-receivers, powder boxes. iose Ist‘s. bop-bons, trays. whipped 1
cream bowls. bread and mill: sets, sugar howls, cream pitchers and
sugar shakers . . . . 5°C 1
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What Are Your Assets?
Tbs scientific conductofbualnsss and personal affairs today classes -
the methods employed very w
hold The Liability
I 07 not having a checking account. We invite accounts which an
.10.» ancient ”110001700110 a'tu‘atlon. '
Fairlield County National Bank
1qu 010m unit iN NanAut:
a.
HRS‘I‘WM 1'0 BRIGGER A
CHRISTMAS CARDS
AND BOOKLETS TI
Buggerman Bros
7‘05. 1:10.102082.
Norwalk Chronicler