Scotch Oat Cakes.
One teacuptui line oatmeal, one tea-
spoonhil melted butter or bacon fat
a pinch of salt, a pinch of carbonate:
of soda, hot water. Put the dry in-*
gradients into a basin. add the melted
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The belt is stllra feature (or both
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easy to prepare it one simply follows hat has been “9“ sprinkled with cat the past season or two, still an at-
directioaa. ' meal Flatten 0'“ with the hand and ‘lrsciive belt is a convenient and he
' with the rolling-pin until very thin coming' linish to dress or suit espec-
Pat through me ("Jarsest part 0! ‘ Rub over withuinore oatmeal, “a cut is" with the rowi tav r.of the
misfit. one :1")? 0t 0:: 1;; round or ”"68 cornered. 8““ the roubded waistlirige Mnfny 0:1hs one
- ‘. 4 . .
‘9 0 euro cakes on to a hot griddle (look them piec‘e princess frocks, and many 0‘
talented, and are of the same color as
the frock. or contrasting. A belt of
this kind odors an attractive way or
introducing an engctj're bit of color;
contrast; for instance, a dark blue,i
green or gray dress may be soutacbed
The Three-Quarter Coat.
'i‘irls length prevails in the separate
coat tor daytime tear They are or buy one of each “m, on“, you mm Prepared Especially For Tim Nmrpap”
I
iur, or cloth, iur~trimmed When the
coat is made of cloth it may contrast
Mmmm
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have mode for your delectat it? They
are so lovely that you w ll want to
to make Christmas purchases. 4
Quite novel are the handkerchiefs!
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“name so”. :zkfitznbbfrr33n21“: (i: 33:“ suit and frock; while belted eifects in old reds, blues or greens. Have youflrizi‘itzricmgz ttracti ' (8.001).?
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This soap is delicious and varyt general have been done to death ‘0’ handkerchiefs that manufacturers1 r’
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with or match the frock. One notices
having brilliant centers and solid“
" b" “w“ “°" “‘6 we“ b‘" “‘9' be" black» heme No doubt the hardened
in some form is most generally for handkerchieis suggested
New Drapery of Pleasing Effect.
As channing as are the newect
blouses for dressy wear, the skirts are
equally so. Delect’ahl) suited to deve -
a “‘9‘“ °1 onions. any peas 0' b00118 over a moderate fire until tlié
3" ”33‘“ the R119 ion m is also show this
chick flight be 1“" 0”" (cooked “1’ to curl up, then toast them in front a 000 "
b0” and hall a “9“” 0‘ “hub DOM‘ of the tire for a few minutes or in the
to. Put these in an agate saucepan: (m... M“ dry and crisp 1
mourning
ored. Buttons are attractive trim- this idea N
add two
“soda and cloves.
"9.11111 salt and pepper.
cooking (or
fboar; drop in one teblespoonhllo
crutoas or sippata oi toast.
large tomatoes pared and
out very fine. a pinch of sugar, baking
Pour over-all one
part oi cold water; boil slowly tor
, frecn minutes. then season to taste
Continue the
threequariers of an
tat-iced parsley. and serve hot with
Soda Cake. i
Two pounds dour. ten ounces but;
ler. one half pound sultanaa, one andi
one half pounds stoned raisins. tent
ounces brown sugar. three eggs. two:
treraispoonfuls carbonate of soda, one
t-and one hell pints milk. Beat the but ’
ter and sugar to a cream. add the ilouri
“into which the soda has been thorn
it h an n" amour it a 1"“ W 01111th mixed. then add the 111111.801“
Respectful of butter is stirred into
1
1 the‘
Flu“. coup lit-tore the parsley the eggs thorougth and mix with i
I 6
milk, add this to other vingredleuta .
Bake in a moderate oven. This will; ’ 1’
CNN“ N Caramel. make one large or two medium alsed. ‘
Put hair a pound of sugar in an cakes. !
$1“ Laabcepan'or frying‘pau over a ‘
. crate lire. Stir until the sun!
bees-Les town, put it into a mold
.the caramel all round the
tiles, sod allow to cool. Beat yolks
sun-.- saga and three whole can
lth om scatter pound?! user. Add
‘ or vanilla flavoring. Beat one
'f shaman moi: (not too hot)
" is sad put. this amid into the
old. Phos- ic dish containing hot
115“?”th way up mold. and
lower: for three fourths of an
. l' Bone cold.
assa‘
-0 . Li 0 .1,
Seupir dc Norms 1 i i
I Put into a saucepan one quarter
pound of butter, 9. pint of water ai
little salt. a teaspoonfui of sugar and' 4
allow to boil. Mia into this over a
small lire rather less than one half.
pound flour. stirring till the lime and:
cook for about 5 minutes.' . Take off,
tire and add (our case separately. atir 1
ring all the lime until mixed Take
small spooniui of the mixture and
drop into boiling fat deep enough to
more than cover them. Turn when
brown on one side, co in; for about
10 minutes. Drain well and serve hot‘.
with powdered sugar sprinkled 01'er
it.
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, Banana Trifle.
§il1hanonaa. om gill (room 111114
at out“ one teaspooniul apricot
jam. sugar. Cut the bananas in
flooceand lay in the bottom of
., dish and sprinkle with sugar. 1
i d with 19m..\inlu-a custard and
ha nearly cool pour it over the his
Illa“ so that it sets. Cover with
khippod “REID and decorate.
Braid-Trimmed Gabardine.
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the
waistline giving the appearance ofa
belt or girdle it is not unusual to
see a chick frock of dark blue serge
with a shaped piece of chiffon insert-
ed at the sides giving the effect of a
belt; these are headed or heavily sou-
WOULDN'T SHOVEL SNOW; FlNED xlrealmcnton MLPd portion at
HARTFORD. 'Dec. m—Gilbon T.
ileubiein of this city .was lined 32 and
costs in the police court today for
failure to have the“ snow cleaned from
he
the walk adjoining a "coil? lot
owns.
guitar. and Col. ilendrie, who, :11 the
itimc the petition was filed. was in
A". Bic“ on G . :poor ill'iillll, uppeui'oti to intro fully in
AWAY. Him-red under treatment 111 the Givens
irizultarlnrni. Willie-112.4914 for the peti-
8114.0 For! Pensions 3v CON
“RI3BMAN E. J. HILL
scrim. 1011 11. (1., Dec. 21.;
W Ebenezer .l. dlill has in-
l‘W the following bills for no -
Jim-D. Blown Stevenson, widow
' m, widow of Charles L.
Mead. has of Co. 11 28th Conn. :20.
“darn. Stowe Stevenson widow
Pearl ennui. late of Co. E. 17th
\
Pain From Bath With Small Trial l1\'.l1ltl;.'e t lmrirsL I. L111 itlHIOii at the
Bottle 0' 0m «8‘ chob‘l 0" 11 glli'ill "K in lilt‘ I‘l‘llbtltt‘ Court, and lil(‘
M,- pail is gone! 11.1-11.1,ng of (;11.H8ndl'lt' 'Wt‘l‘e in
Quickly ?——Yes. Almtist\instaiir. ro- ”Writ of Judge Nithols C no“ 1111
lief from soreness, stiffness. lameness:
and pain follow a senile rubbing GREENWICH REAL ESTATE DEAL.
with “St ’stcob' Olll" --——~
Rab this nothing. 1141mm“!!! °“‘ Judge 11.91.11 Sells Thirty-four Acres
right on your painful buck,c;1:d 2139' of His Land to Thomas a...“ ‘
am“ - magic, relief tomes “St 1'“ '9 ’ Judge Stephen 1. Redford oi the
. ! mainliqoluhm I” ‘ hunk" backache. lumbarro ““b i’rolrote Court oi Greenwich has sold
as late of Troop K U 3' Cats. sciaticc cmwhloh W" disappoints thirty-four acres of hisdarm land on
and doesn't burn "1° 3“” ‘lake avenue to Thomas M Cook. who
Rub
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a bearing. of No.1 354 Prospect
511mm, mantra Augustus
luring, late of Co. B, 19th Conn,
70‘» ahalldinmth 111 at NM" moment you will form "1“ 2°“ "9" cared on tho \\ est side or the road, and
hurt or be sun or lame Don't rui- ford‘a dwelling The Judge retains
illicit: first: saw Consent 00' for! (let I small “131 bottle 9‘ 0% his resideme and several acres of
m ‘ honest "st. Jacob's 011" mm your land. The deal was closed inst sec,
William 1’. English. Norwaik, 0° drugglst now and get this lasting re~‘ I'm” ’
N. Y. Vols, $25. ‘liei .
Ms A. Scott, Nor-walk, widow ’ ",1 ' "“'*"_“ ‘—
FIRE iN NEW CANAAN.
W coon. late or oo. o 1911:
m.” ,_
'lcliay:-esre--1Nre~ arse A.
No. 1911 Countand 14111. Bridge
H." )3 “1111191115, Lilletliel, 00. C 17th
Conn, correction of militia record. [ ,
Superintendents Cottage Destroyed
1°”"m‘e M ”WM“ Bfldflmrt" On the Estate 111 131.141...
widow—cc John McKay, late of ‘21:; of(‘ 33mm”, latte 01011.1? 1 The superintendww cottage “n the
8th coriaJao 1‘“ ' 1 E I ’ C‘1estate of Philip H Hist-l J11. half 11
.‘1 a N to“ I
d ‘ k’ oro tmile east. of the center of New Cam
nan. caught lire yesterday at 1: 30 p.
111.. from an Ehrbeated furnace. The
itlames spread all over the house and
destroyed most of the furniture and
other contents, the loss being about
lielghts, Co. F litthonn" $30.
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To .TAKE AN APPEAL
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He'ndrie oaaLto be Heard Once More
All NOSE Sillill .,, we”...
Q __ 'fi. . Ham, 1: 80096”: "mm, ,3. walnuts "Thefiremen 191d 1.51101eet.oi
Gold construed" in“ 4“" applicant in a petition necently heard holler including 300 f9” 3““ 9““
6"”an iMH-m in the Probate Court, stamtord tor-Wham {film the nearer}! hrdmt. and
1
cushions . “W w... WNW lord good work. stir the lire had 9911::
our; cant you base 9am .three he person ”a treasure! ti dtmuch headway before they as
u I ‘ 1 1’ .
ions to people living in 'his district. Erinm-r- (his daughter) wilre examined
31 ch 1 11 d “1 Straighten up! Quit comvlainins' is said to have paid _uhout £60,000 tori
‘ "" ”B ° " 3 °1 a" e Stop those torture“ ”Ilium” In 3. the piece The iifuo purchased 111 in .5“ u. m" “d 1.“. an}, m
at a cost of not more than had a, weak back. because it won't 1am,s3 ",9 highway from man {tad-1 “m. acid in meat ”on” the k rd
i
‘ be a real sick person shortly. AtJlrsi
wing, in novelty metals. gold filigree,
nickel, and the like. The majority
of these costs are made uith normal
> shoulders and set-in sleeves. although
there are many raglan models One
«111 :ially pretty cost was of brocaded
1 bro Nil velvet. loose and telling nearly
to the skirt hem, belted in with brown
leather. Several leather costumes
were noticed at the Horse Show one
afternoon; they were worn by man-
nequins from one of our large dress
melting establishments. and created
quite a bit of comment. Leather suits
L are a novelty and as such are sttrac
the, but in all probability they will
L not become popular ultli the general
ruit of people.
Favored Colors and Fabrics.
While eerie and gsbardine are litill
the fabrics favored or the more aim.
pie. suits and dresses. velvet, vel-
veteen and broadcloth are the dressy
materials. Braid, buttons. and for are
the trimmings that bring out the rich
elicit-l Tn both oi these materials. or
course there is nothing richer than
block velvet for street and afternoon
wear: a charming indoor skating
worn at one oi the more pepular of
the hotels recently, caused many an from the good Dir"! of old woolen “a. Oflctthe combination fur 1111.- 1: 111-1.
eye iii-follow the graceful skater Iith
her bright hair and huge bunch ot
purple orchids. Forakating. as well
as for dancin . paniaietles are pin»
tiesl anti ortah those are be
ins put out in all sha cc to match suit
or (rock: the simplest of them hare
merely a trill or two around the 1m-
ides in the same color and material
as the garment.
bio for farmers to not into the cit.
with Mini cage they had on hand with 1
the rush that many grocers have;
sold out their supply and have been’
unable to secure more. . - ' i
The current wise” for sir-lei}! fresh
sites is fifty-live to shipments a dosen
and with almost no ages in the mark-
ets. Storage aims are out {came as
these come in from the west by rail
and there is generally 11 large supply
of them on hand. ‘
Dillill Milli Willi
If AWVS' RATHER
Baokachs or Bladder Trouble. -
nest, they become overworked: get
sluggish. ache and feel like lumps oi
'lciul "he urine becomes cloudy; the
bluddorris irritated, and ‘you may be
utilised to seek relief“ two or three
times doling the night. When the
kidneys dog you must help thorn 111191:
c! the body’s arthritis waste or. you'll
you feel a dull misgry' in the kidney
region you stiller from beckaclie, sick
headache. mum stomach gets
sour. tongue coated and you feel rhea-e
matimtwinges“ «their tire weather is
had.
not less meat. drink lots or on r:
also get {rem any pharmacist 1
ounces of Jad 91111.net a‘tsbiespocn-
to] in a glass of water before break-
6:00x,L 6:06. 8:10;; 9:3'l. 11:15:.
12:00:. ,1...
Sundays.
A. 11:76:00, 8:001, 9:110. 10:083.
10:30:. .
P. 11.449119, 1:03a3:39x. 5:02.
a: 25x. s:oor..r:"29x. 8:10x, 11:15:.
113:003. 1- 1L 1
Monograms are most ostentatious.-
for they are embroidered in contrast-
ing colors. Frequently the three in-
itials are of three distinct colors. 0!
course. for the woman of quiet tastes
there are many handkerl hiefs hav'iig
the. embroidery in self-color
Both wide and narrow hems are
popular, but there is a strong ten-'
dency toward the use of very narrow
eiiects Rolled, whipped and pleated
edges are in evidence. especially on
liandkerchieis of finer quality.
For the very conservative woman,'
the Madeira handkerchiefs are still in
good taste
Sweeping Day. ~ g
i have found that when sweeping
the large rugs that are too large to
take out each cleaning day. it sewn
papers are placed'ander the edge of
the. rug a few inches and the rentals-
der left protruding to sweep the dirt‘
from the rug onto. the papers can
then be taken up and the dirt emptied
into the stove leaving the polished
floor free from the coat of dust it
would otherwise receive
broom
derclothes A little kerosene is pour-
ed on these bags and they are kept
in a covered pail until wanted. The
dust cloths are treated the same way.
making them "dustieas" dust cloths/
-Aoccpt an the luck that comes
111nr way--but don't DEFEND on its
mminn! 11 you want a tub use a sen-L
Howl We“! :32 i
i turttfit '
Timetable g
.NY
1
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. hi.--~l:38x, 5:42:11. 6:09, 6:1'1‘1'x.
7:181, 7540. 83011. 8221);. 815911. 9:23»
9:40. 10:9:111. 111:3:111. 11:51. ~ 3
r. .11.- «1:131. 1:27x. 3:92}, 3:295
4:311. 5:191; 9:111, 11:02.1, 11:41. 7:92:11'
1:41.11. 9:45x. 1
' . Sundays. f
A. M.‘-ll' .os, 13:42:. 8:51.:
10:83x.11:51x. ' 2‘
r. 1191:1311, 11:44:. 311211. «and
11:45.5:0211. 6: 5711. '1: 92:. 7:511.
Stilia.‘
10.10 i
1
M
new vomr To some NORWALK f
Arne-4:43, 5:99.11 99. 8: our
21:51:.9‘21511. 19:93:. 10:08.1050xi
r. Ilsa-13:03:; nos, 9:9411. anti
9:91;. 3:54. 4:93. 5:191, 5:99. 5:39
1 1i
court-1 NORWALKTONEW HAVEN!
.4. was. 331:, 1:11;. 1:9 05. 7:19..
9. _liix. 19:19:.11:19x. ii: 57:.
.p. u.:—199. 91:19:. 4: 29. 6: is 9911.
11:51.:79911‘. 9:96 11:99. -
" ~cuno'aya.
A. lit—12:2”. 1.19:.
11:19, 11: 12:. 11:57:.
7543 9:11:11,
1’- 11.4.0911. (146:1 11:33:. 6:48
7:081. 82 39! £061.
copra rtorrwaut r’o osuaunv
( A- ..-¢.13,§.3t .sm
1.1» inertia Lane. M; 1:11
T0 ”MI“ a new model tor a diapei skirt 111111
"Mk 0' skunk trimmed billéf “31““ the polished floor I use a covered high “slot line
Ultllrnt in soft. rii'dteiials is this skirt
of chiffon broadcloth with a draped
tunic. Tin-re is a two-piece founda-
tion or broadcloth. While the tunic is of
crepe Georgette.
In medium size the. skirt. requires 4 .
yards 44 Illi i1 more: 1.11 Tire skirt may
be regulated to suit personal ranc .
but fashion dk totes ankle length as the
most correct for draped effects.
The placing of the various sections,
upon the Iliateriai is a simple matter if
the cutting guide is followed carefully.
Arter- tho broudciorh is raided in hmf.
the
full].
i‘hil‘t‘or. brondr-iotii
\Vi
Pictorial Blue“ 511.11‘. ..\11 but...
Price. 15 cents
5111's :2. 24. -
tunic is laid into position first.
rioting rilrertlr on the lengthwise fold.
Next mines the playing for tunic on :1
lengthwise thread.
pores (‘uflle nest, both on leimtiiwee
Front and bar it
'l‘ln-ro in room for the piorirm
111nm; solr‘uge edge opposite itm-k gore.
if 1111- open front is preferred for the
lllllli‘.
nu" perforations
out of! from: edge on double
ill the open front it is a graceful
l make shells to fit my broom combined “All! 0WD: Ul‘msflll’ is an ldf‘Zt to connect the two sections of the
(unit: with 11 lrut'klc of gold or silver.
«to». £1711
CHINA
irted china in assorted designs.
We have a fine line of Nippon, band pai
CHOCOLATE es're ...... ............... y ............ ‘ 95.50
NUT ss'rs ...... . ......... t ............................. 75¢
CELERY care ................ . ................ $2.00 and 93.50
011111: 32714....“ ...... ................... 93.00 and ssso
SALAD or raurr sown... ................ 81.00 to $3.99
cascxsn and cusses purse .................. 75c and. $2.
105 hatter-1 ...... ....................... 76c and :3.
HOT MUFFIN PLATES ........ .. ...... ; ............. $2.00
smowrcH TRAYS and ours ............................. $1.00
spoon TRAVS and season DISHES ........... 751: to 83.00
cacao-nu csxsraavs...-..._.: ..... . .. .s225
Hair receivers, powder and pin bcxca, trays, hat pin holders sug-
ar shakers. sugar bowls, creamcra. mustard pots individual salt and
pepper acts. cups and cancers and bourbon dishes ...... . .. .26c .
Hair-receivers, powder boxes, rose jars, bongona, trays. whipped
cream bowls, broad and milk sets, sugar bowls, cream pitchers and,
a'ufiar shakers . . . .
vooaaoeasoaao
.................
50c
J" 1- 17MALLELTTE .-
What Are loin Assets?
The ”1.1111111: conduct of business and personal amlrs today classes
the Methods employed vary distinctly
Avoid The Ii
0! not having a «9.3111... 999969114.
’glvss oillcisnt and courteous attention.
Farriicld County «National Bank
1 rue oLoas'r anus in non 111.11 ' g -
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We Incite accounts which are
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