L
. a O‘- ‘-“‘*- O c s . -\: n -o . fl -
$‘o . ‘-’a aru- ' '
.u c.-- '.d-..‘ 0 ‘4. .4 o'- v.2. *. . .-:‘:::»~1-:::--
11' m 1tbe honey: cook until the sirup willl
' make a soft ball when timed 'mto
loeld avatar. Remove from the tire.
1a“ the beaten whine of one egg and
Em MD W1. capful of chopped nutmeats. and1
, w~n1when the mixture is 61m and creamy
.. wellisether two heaping cups shape into halis.1 J t h ti kl f 1 lie
_ “.3" m, m flounona . us as t e n mg 0 seighbe
m one cup .31", dour. “33:13:"ng zirhmrg"; gum1 delighted the hearts of the children
. salt and one tablespoon arable in one Pint of pineapple Juice. and grown ups of yesterday, so are we
“101.519...” 9., m strain and add to it one half mm of today enraptuied with the thought
. “a onehaltcups sour milk’ 0‘ sugar. Place in a saucepan and. of w,inter when tiny coasters may
1"” been dissolved one “'9' stir constantly over the fire until the.’ 10““ more be brought into use, and
‘ ‘ 5°“ Turn “110 M31116 strain and add to it one half pound1the an“ king. zealously guards. hm
m over '1“, spoon. Bake gradually the whites of foln' well best domaln-mounialus and streams in.
;’htites In ‘ hot oven. 3313‘“ en eggs and stir the mixture until "18liltflll‘lg snow-clad ‘01 eiiness 1
added if desired though "19 becomes somewhat thin and does uot1 For "1958 d8" of sleightng and
“1987 palatable w.ithou.t 1 adhere to the finger. Flavor with s1 skating. not forgetting the gorgeous‘
if desired“ 1 wintry mornings when a brisk walk
over frozen paths brings a glow to
llll 111101 W1-
Turkish Paste. 1 little extra pienapple juice,
the pounds of sugar and one then pour into'a tin that «has been
’wster until it reaches the slightly dusted with'powderod starch-
of cold honey Pour in Sprinkle a little more starch over the.
bonuses of wheat starch that top and as it cools mark off in
blended in a little water. squares.“
1 Unified ounce of cream of . Chocolate “a“
m‘ “1" the mixture 0“ “"31 Put into a round bottom iron ket-
, 1 D" W119 ““911 or until ‘ drop tie two pounds of sugar. a half cake of
W“ itself 1“ 3 Pl!" W119“ chocolate grated three quarters of a
gun the mixture on to a hot cup of butter “a a cup of rich milk.
is has been sifted lightly with Molt all together and from the time
5““ ”01,0” ”“10““ it starts to boil allow it to boil eight
in add a ““9 °f blanched to ten minutes aocordlnt to “‘9 "'
M “3‘0““ and a halt 9“” mosphere. Test lion a cold PM? and
1° “"1- just before it is done add a dessert
Vinegar Candy. spoon of vanilla flavoring. Turn into
- ' t “0099“ N0 cups 0t 3 well buttered shallow pan and when
.13" cup 01‘ water. a half cull firm and slightly cool mark oil into
"and a small piece of W“!!- squares.
tbe candy brim“ ln'cold . Molasses and, to Pull.
just before removing it from One cup ’01 molasses. one cup of
" “a ‘ ”“9““ of nutmeatm. sugar; melt together and boil until I
vhotter "'9 candy ““7. 1’” drop will harden in cold water (it
“I.“ the nuts 9mm“ must harden but not become brittle)-
~°mfl 86m"- 1 Add a pinch of bakinfl adds and a
cup of molasses. one cup teaspoon of vinegar and turn out on to1
hill!“ 1' half c1Ill 0‘ hull" two shallow buttered pans. Lightly;
h“ cup of “11“"; mix 111”“ flour the hands and pull as soon al_
("or a slow fire until a the candy can be handled. After pull-
plan when MOW“ ““0 com ing awhile. twist and cut in one inch
I
I
ntirtly unrooi’ed.by yesterday‘s gale.
and a - .
Melon Muff and Puritan Collar
Plush.
{it saucepan one cupfulfof
1 three cups of sugar, 3 half cup
'1tstralned). When the cream
have been boiled together
they thread from the spoon add
Wlicu done stir in a half tea- pieces with scissors 1', .9 u 1
11 1 birarbttmatew of soda. and ._.——......———---—-- (' “will.
to thi huttrred shallow candy MANV auILDiNGS UNROOFED. ‘ 1
W?” new BRITAIN. Conn. Doc. 37.7.3? " $111 1
’Honey Puffs. Several residences and theatres were 111 1a
‘ 1
Chimneys were blown11down
large number of trees uprooted Trol-
ley tiatfic was crippled for seVerai
hours.
0'
l
5.
PEN AND BRUSH.
Selina Lagerlof. winner of the No
bel prize for literature. has recently
written another book. which has been
Velma
Kittie» ADAM AND ave. NIGHTFALL.
Thinks He Has Gone Back Nightfall at home, and you!
. to the Garden. Across the west the heavy‘
made to locate the descend shadows lie ltranslatcd into ‘English by
up what finally become of Shutting from out my heart the Swanston Howard.
dam N. Eve. United States 10115:. long. long days-4 Henry Mills Alden. editor of its:-
corps. who deserted January‘ [he empty (lay “‘31 held l101i rs Magazine. is one of the few lir
from the command of Cap- 51%“11 WM‘ )0“ 'ing Americans who can boast of a
11‘5“ Gale at Philadelphia. Vi ho once did walk wttli nic lie—1
.‘ao "tar been transiting. ~ 1 Side the way
y beat it back to we Gar
Lowell. Holmes and Whittier.
Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson. wife
I
N1 1111113“ and home and you. of the postmaster general is a play-
Eden" facetlously wrote an
0 blcsfid dusk that holds a little wright. Charlotte 1Walkcr played her
w 1 2, ed “The Congressman’a
raining, Cain somewhere, no 3 . one- -act com y,
all). memborof the Texas 11011 (“15132115135 0‘ all the “011111 Secretary.” She writes because she
says.‘,fol1ka as folks appeal to me."
William de la liontagnc Carv. the
veteran American paintfier recently as-
gambled his early works in the Amer
“can Museum of Natural Historv. New
Y“ “‘0 disdained “MM” What care we for its little hurt1
pal Adam. and jar?
A vme— —wrcathcd door we know 1
I .‘1 stands open wide.
who was probably min»
1 Nightfall and- home and you!
the government agents dl-1One red star hangs above the usual attention.
1'1"°=i.b1etv m. the veers 1874 and last.
They deal with tlsb
search are of the opinion wooded hill. .
points in the interrupted Guiding my eager feet along 1He Is now seventy-live years of age
career of Private Adam N.‘ the way and is still active as an artist.
scares murine corps To home and love and—«you.
forever cloaked in myg. Dc: Ir heart, dear heart, '
1 1‘ \\ hat m‘ore has life to give at
élose of (lay? _.
‘--l7iorenée Jones Hadley ‘ll‘l
Philadelphia North Ameri—
iBRVAN NOT GOING TO EUROPE
1 NEW ”YORK,“ Dec.
‘Willlam 1’. -Bryan ha'd contemphted';
joining Henry Ford in Europe were
confirmed yesterday. but because mn'
An aerial torpedo that “"195 50° and Mrs. Bryan on the steamship Rob
lbs. of high explofllwx and *5 “”70““ 1—t1‘erdam. sailing tomorro . but because
in its flight by Wilde-BS1 has beernin- of Mr. Ford's return. he has indeli-
vented by an American and ““5 ‘9‘ -iiitely postponed his trip to Europe
,. gently placed on exhibition in blew . ___
York Carrying such a charge as it WORKING 15° oavs Wt‘ruour
this torpedo is by tor the most‘ 1 ‘
1 due
g1dgrucilve. protoctile of the kitld ever
made. The new torpedo. w
sodas-eds pass-solo
Ia moat-’wau: the
s o bosons!!-
outta: ”not
frail-e Ilia-id the tera-
nan; ho‘
thin». iL- coo
"IF-wink
Jpn m- Q easilg,
GEE-m route-l3 In
smashed
' our cheeks and brightness tenor eyes.1
clothes must play as imporaaai a part!
101 the season that for was to be pop
1‘"is not decided by a passlithiwhim or
n
l‘
‘personal intimacy with Longfellow..
link. where they are attracting uns‘
38~RW3 13‘“ Hearing was set for Jan. 31.
it was learned here yesterday that Mexican de facto government began
can. , 1 Ford himself is returning to this coon-1
._ . -—— .L—‘h—J- ~
AERIAL TORPEDO OF‘ GREAT 1
POWER. he had booked passage for himself
as for any other occailons
Attractive Fur Isis.
Fashion decreed at the beginning1
ulsr. and old Father Winter this up 1
proved the notion by sending us :11
brisk, crisp winter that makes the1
touch of fur, no matter how small at
how large, quite consistent.
in mulls and' neckpieces there~is c
wide choice both as to models and ma-
terials. it is no longer considered
"home—madc' to carry a mull of vel-
\et. heavy silk, or v.elours with just
a band or two of for by way of trim-1
miiig, or for that matter no fur at ai
These sets are often made to match
coat. or suit; one especially pretty set
worn recently with a tailored suit of
darkhrown duvetyn. was of silk plusn
in the some tone as the suit, trimmed .
with strips of beaver to match the
to
t
trimming on the salt. The mull was "“199-
made in the popular melon shape. the: These straps may be of lavender,
plush being shtrred to ‘ very small pink. blue or any color.~DeIroit Free
Opening at the hand. and handed with "9“
a twoinch strip of beaver A broad1 —--—-
Puritan collar of the plush completed1
the set, and a small hat. with a banal
of the plush around the edge and a1baaliet. sufficiently large to contain
the your clothes pins.
crown. was a chic accotnpnlment. strong wire into the shape of a letter
the S
beaver hall on the tiptop of
This set was to be worn with
suit and also with a heavy. belted and l
pocketed top-coat of dark green vel .l
ours. intended for sielahinl.
and like purposes. when warmth was
necessary as well as becomiugness. ‘
N0 PASSING WWW. 1
"Ari." any! Fflmk All/l1“? l1""‘30'1‘1-1w'itle and one yard long, the good
parts of a worn out table oil cloth may
be used. Bind the edges with some
bright-action cloth. Measure off three
pieces of oil cloth» 22 inches long and
deep enough to form a deep pocket.
IFold the. first piece in three equal
parts and crease.
each pocket and make a box pleat to
take up four inches of the material.
styile It is based as laws that have
been understood since the beginning
of artistic expression. its principlpa
may be applied to interior decoration
Just as well as to painting; sculpture
“"v other1form of artistic expres'
sion.”
I
“‘"lm can mention one 1:
about the epislles?" asked t
leather, looking over the clan-1
Johnny‘s hand went up. J1
_"Well. Johnny?"
“They were the dives oi the span
Ilca "-—Pittsburgh Press.
trig fact
eSdnday
a
A
_ .— -................._--_. .___ . a. +
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ol=
QCIENCE.
COLUMBUS. 0.. Dec. 27 -—Emincnl
scientists from all parts of the llnitoi‘ 1
States gathered here today for the
68th meeting of the American Asso
ciation of Science and itssmliated
societies. The" first general session
will be opened tonight by Dr. Charles
W. Eliot. president-emirituu of Har-
vard University. and retiring pl‘elil-
dent of the association. in the chapel
of the Ohio State University. The
sessions will continue throagb Satur
day. ’
Throughout the week hundreds of
scientific. papers will be read before
the various sections of the associa-
tion and before the affiliated organiaa
-tions. .
l
1
1
~WANT RECEIVER FOR RAILROAD.
DALLAS. Ten. Dec. 88. -Recelnsr-
ship for the Texas and Pacific Rail-
way Company was asked in a petition
tiled here yesterday by the Bankers'
Trust Company of New York, through
ltheir local attorneys. Default in pay-
ment of interest on bonds is allemd.
1 MEXICAN o: FAOTO oovsau
MENT.
EL PASO Tex. Dec. 28. ——Control of1
try. Mr. Bryan willaol go “to Europe. the cm} govemment of Juarea h! fife‘SOUTH N0l-lWA1LK To N
yesterday with the installation of oili-
cials. inspection of archives. and etc
tabliahment of odiclal bank accounts
The mustering out- of Villa soldiers
1also began.
,x'
1 astronomers
- Bennett’s
Willi. 1118188
pair of bedroom mules, select a pair
10f soles and secure them with cro
rAny, stitch that could be carried out
in a straight strap effect could be
used. in fact any hell pattern could be
applied to this puppose
i. .one end at the side of the sole. about
of the sole, canry across to
posits side and fasten at the side of
same way. only on the opposite pide,
so that the two will cross over the
motor“: hanging the clothes, slide the basket
1 along the line in front of you.
The binding should be put on after the
up In the entry ov- behind the kitchen
door and you will have a splendld
p12: 00:.
4 10: 19. 11:12:. 11: 57:.
All 81101111 1111011
Bedroom Mules.
if you wish a novel, yet easily made
listed straps crossed over the instep.
When the straps are made, fasten
we and a halt inches from the end
the up
he heel. Fasten another strap in the
Hanging Clothes.
Use a handle basket like a grape
Bend a piece of
insert the handle of the basket
n the lower loop and slip the under
oop over the clothes line When
For Rubbers.
Use a piece of oil cloth is inches
Bind the top of
It will then just fit the first piece.
pocktmi are stitched in place. Tack
place for the children' s overslioes and
mittens.
N Y.1,N. ‘Ld H. R. R1
Timetable
1BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.1
A..:.M—-l39x 6:42x. 8:113. 8.57L1
718:. 7:40. 8:10; 8:311. 8:69x. 9:26:51
9:40. 10:33:. 10:63:. 11:61.
P. M.—-—l:13x. 1:27x, 3:021. 3:29,
4:3ix. 6:l8x. 5:45, 6:023, 6:47. 1:021.
1:46x.
9:45x. ’ 1
Sundays. 1
a. air—12:253.
10:33:. 11: 51:.
P. M.:—~l 13!, 2: “X. 8:128. G: 311.1
5:45. 6:02x. 6:67x, 7:022. 7:57; 3: 4511.1
10:40.
8:64.
1
3:422.
NEW YORK 70 SOUTH mm
a. 14:412.,5hao 3:37. 5:36;.
8: 61:. '1- :163, 19:03:, 10:86.. 110: 60:.
P. 11.—18:03:. 1:06.}:Mx. 8:68,
3:871. 3:64, 4:83, 6:13; 6:29. 6:32
41:00:. 3:05. 8:101, 9:37. 11:15:,
12:00:»
Sundays.
2a. M.—--C:00, 8:862.- 8:00; 10th.
10:60:. .
‘ P. I'M—12 10.1:031.‘3:88x. 6. (ll,-
6: 263:. 6: 00:. 7: 20:. 8. 10:. 11:15:.
ivrliavsu.
a [-122 73:. 1:15;. 5: 05. 7: 131
9 16:. 10313:. 11: in. n: 57:
p. u.-—1:30. 3:13;. 4: 23. 5. to. 0:20,
5:51. 7zosx. 3:25, 11:22.
Jansen.
.4 u.:-—12 23:. 1:13;,
p. u—amx. 4:45;, 3:332. 5:43.
7: on. 3. 392.135:
sourii uoawau: 'ro naususr
LIL—8:18.38 :7 mm.
sag-1. so. i: 33:. a: as 7: 1a
’ Sundays.
A. ‘91-!" W.
111’s “I”:an
1. nan-um 116 scorn soaw Lit/1
A. l—kfl. 1:136.“ 8:13.
05:.
31:41.; “ -
Pnparld Especially For This Newapapn
71‘3- 9115‘?
only ePrchicdl
7101129 Drew lid/ting
Lemony
8y Pictorial Rct'uw
Simplicity Willi Undeniable Style.
>ll‘Ili' k in the method of fastening t;.e
\ alst.
!
. ~ A
fashioned of chiffon poplin and trim:-
llllil uiih collar and cults of satin. tins
\‘.||illil make a charming dress to to
worn on all informal occasions. Them
Is a note of novelty about the adjusr-
ment which extends across the 1mm
in flvhu effect, and the hell they be con-
lrarllug material to match the collar.
if desired. .
in medium also the costume requirrs
{1’ 2 lords “- inch material. with i yaid
of satin for the collar. cuffs and heft. '
With two exceptions. all of the ac:-
tions of the dress are cut from In open
\tidlh 0! mafia]. The home dress; __
maker understands. of course, that too
open widths are laid together so that ti. 1
sections will be cut out in duplicntu.
Tivu "rights" or two "wrongs," u it e
sides are popularly called. must be
placed together so that both sides w 2]
not be alike after the sections are cut.
The back gore is placed into posltlml
first. Where it is sloped toward the '
waist-lino there is left a spsce’u‘hirli
accinmnodates the front of the water.
To the right of this section is Plat't—Il
tlu- front core of the slain and opposite
n... skirt gore is the sleeve.
Now. on the quarter fold of IllHlt-I‘i._l
(so folded that tlie‘selvages meet) a'
iaitl the back on the lower fold and tin:
I‘llllill’ on the upper fold.
The skirt may be shortened. if dcslr—
ed. by cutting off lou'cr edges of gurus
on single or double “on" perforations.
The book of the waist f-xtI-iids nin-r
tl sliouldris to form a who t-th‘t'l. :u .l
h a piping or bit of (allt'ybi'tldim: in. v
be added, if further elaboration is m;-
mireil. The costume is an ideal {qu -
iiiilivm for the addition of the iiiiln .1..-
tails that go for moonlit-Ls though t.-=. -
Dainty costume"! ihifion poplin trim- kt u just as it is it exprc-Iscs the :un- 0
used with satin. A/note of nuwity is of chit slinplii-‘ity.
‘\
I" YOLD 9‘ MML’FJQL
I4
his
1:1 B11 ‘11
;:l_.:;... at
>4 mm l‘iaitmnt
1 I‘IIMMANI. ml 1
Sines 32. :H. 36, 38. 40. 42. H, 46 and «B
5-1 CHIS WIDE ll‘llltclil' MP
11" ‘
Pictorial Review Costume 180.6886.
inches bust. Price. )6 cents.
What Are Your Assets?
Thosolastltlo conductofbuslnsss aod personal affairs today classes 1
tin methods employed vary “My
Avoid Theiiahillly
or not having a checking account. We invite accounts-with!» are
given allielont and courteous ntlon.
,1 Fairlield County National Bank.
VHI OLD‘OV “NR IN NORWALK.
r
.3“
ll. ly’nge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning (10.
. ....... BRIDGEPORT ---
Wmum Chasm Dyeing C Cleaning 60
Illk Dresses. Gloves. liaison and Laos Gui-talus Cleaned.
Teresina. ms. it. LWGI. Prop. ass “its at. Irldpsm1
u
A
BRBER ERERTS BEER
son you: casts. sagas
Lem MARY ConneCtlcut Avenue.
Phone 491.
sole Agents for The Nat-walks 111\
5 («On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
"HQJOJoa'unui-cuom....1.../.‘...-.. . .. .1 .. - ,
CIWCO“1161161851.....~.1.-.n.......-..........1........ 22¢-
.‘ :Ddidoua cm. Butter32c 1 g.
“101‘ «.
prbeus..8é1éan1
Magnoliamlacatto 10;
serum.
slice-so...
.1’
Norwalk Chronicler