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IANI lIIINIiS
All 800010 KNOW
What the Clock Needed.
French clock stood on the
useless because some
had happened to the. delicate
'whlch prevented it from
the work for which it
. m of the house after cast-
: titration eye over the dis
‘che decided that it would
inflate an operation for him
and probably too expensive
. so on his way to business
in the store of a reliable
l' and askcd him to Sit ll
the house and see. what
clock.
the clocktnuker arrived a
..eaamlnation revealed to
‘ . oye that there was nothing
was with the works but
shaded cleaning and oiling.
I-properly it was necessary
meelock to his shop.
short period he returned
clock once again in good
order.
m :09. it is working again."
to the lady of the house:
tor! dirty and needed oiling
‘ agat- the entire trouble. :30
m. are delinquent in oil
ordinary machinery to run
M’Vwithout oiling. i'et tin st
.‘and‘imontba without to-
drop. of 011. Then these per-
v. M a loss to undcrsland why
Mt Dracl‘cal way for :i pcr-
ll not :i'l upon to oil a
juwlng machines. full of
part of the can ionisiniug
ouid not be connected
. , _ Motion to the local post
A _' .tho' department at. Wash-
, in fifty per cent. iii-
» mallet)! holiday mail
.. .. The letter of the
10301":
bud: show that the
during thaholiday per-
, handled a volume of mail
maid! the largest esti-
' .daorosss over that for
, .x‘oflaat year. That
'aglumeof mail. at. some
pendent. above that for the
phandlod~ promptly
contention or delay. ls
' .., energy and com»
an in
maths force of the ser-
Analyzcs Reasons For
- I Post Offices.
«tent at Washington. in
lion to the local post of-
flies the lessons for the dc-
'mmon, errors in C. O. D
«intent says that many of
are caused by illegible
e addresses being placed
loinvelopes.
file errors which are made
matter. the department
v used considerable trouble
the-country. One common
D. tags, and faulty desi‘gg
the tan should be tucked inside the
clock in a corner where it will not
interfere with the mechanism. The
open can must be permitted to remaii
in that
when it may be removed.
"During the time that the can
in the clock
The beauty of this scheme is
tilit‘ti. And lllért‘ is
She sat on the steps at eventide,
Enjoying the balmy air,
He came and asked.
your side?"
And she gave him a vacant stair. .
. ———Widow.
“Ilid you ever try the
thinking twice before you speak?"
“Oh. yes.”
. “And how did it work?"
"I forgot what 1 was going to say.‘
—JBoston Transcript.
position for about a week.
Is
the Works. particularly
if they are dry, will absorb the oil. ‘
that
.lii parts of the clock are uniformly
no danger cf
dripping oil ruining the clocli's face."
plan of\
00000000“ A000l
. Till AIII 0i DRESSING
When the various European
tries unconsciously exerted their in-
l
the bar. or their equally diillcult stand
of neutrality. the bolero was again
introduced into the woman's ward
iobc. it being the Spanish note. it
is a model that has always been a
great favorite. It In generally bet-our
ing and may be. made at home with
“May I sit by
HEARD IN ”0TH NORWIALK.
How Bad Backs Have Been
“rang—Kidney Ills Corrected.
All over South Norwaik you hear it.
Doan's Kidney Pills are keeping up the
good work. South Norwalk people are
telling about it—«telling of bad backs‘
You can believe
the testimony of your own lownspco-
tell it for the benefit of
made sound again.
pie. They
you who are suffering.- If your back
aches. if you feel lame. sore and mis-
erable. it' the kidneys not too frequent.-
ly. or passages are painful, scanty and
off color. use lloan's Kidney Pills. the
remedy that has helped so many at
your friends anti neighbors. Follow
this South .\'orwalk citizen's advice
and viva lloun‘s a chant-p to do the
same for you.
Huston l’iizer. barber it? No .\lnin
street South Norwalk. says: “My kid-
neys were disordered anti caused my
back to aclic. 'I‘Iic passages of the kid-
ma;- st‘t‘l‘i‘lilllls \vcrc unnatural and
bothered me greatly. lloaii‘s Kidney
Pills restored the to good health."
Mada
Plain and Striped Taffeta.
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't .imJ
ply «slot for a kidney remedy - get
Dean's Kidney Pillswtlia same that
Mr. I’ltzer had. FON‘IPF-Milillll'll Co..
Props. linfl‘alo, N. Y.
.\lcniorial, New London. 51,2 50;
tlriiilli. Derby. $1.000: St. Mary" .\'. \N'a»
terburv. Si, 875; fillitiit’at'k. .\lidtllt-
town, $1.250 ; New Haven. General, $2.-
500; St. Raphael's New liaicn. 32,-
1‘35; Bridgeport $22.50“; St \‘incenl's.
Blitigt‘llol'l. 13.3: New Iiritain. ii.-
250. Other bills approved were: .\lys.
tic Oral School. $4,595; (‘onncciicut
Colony for Eliilvplit‘e‘. $1.245: connec-
ticut School for Feelilcminded $3.10]
lulu:
a
..
'l'esults as good as if fashioned by u
Hm- bluc ucrgc. soutscbed.
or trimmed with a design in gold
braid or animal. is moat often sci-n in
Iii iii-r.
era, for the past twelve years. has
become identified with the Minolta
Manufacturing (‘ompany. taking a nu
sponsiblc ptisitlou with that company
Mr. Springer is a brother of l-‘.
Springer. treasurer and general mano
ger. The .\lianus Manufacturing Com-
pany is fortunate in securing a man
of such wide experience in manufac-
turing lines. and this acquisition will
prove of unquestionable benefit to
the company.
Autoisl Couldn’t Afford to See Burner,
—Liccnse Suspended.
li-‘tli’I‘I-‘Ollll. Jim. I n=nuinc that
he did not have money enough to at
tend an automobile hearing before
Secretary Burner. at the capitol yester'
day. Steve Salinger of Bridgeport,
telephoned to the secretary. who
promptly suspended Eslinger's auto-
-mobile license. until such time as he is
able to appear ill
3'.
past a standing trolley car, nearly
hitting! ,. lllln‘H-‘llgtfi.
MR.
MFG. CO. ,
“'a'tiigt‘. Springer, of Marlboro.’
Mass. who has been identified with.
shoe manufactur—
‘Rice & Hutchins.
000 00000003 PAIN
f00II MINING IOINI8§
I
. trial 7
I
Was pain only; not one case in fifty,
Rub
Jacob’s ought to. be one of the most attractive
Rub Pain right out with small
bottle of old “St. Jacob's Oil."
Stop "dosing" Rheumatism.
treatment.
”3t.
internal
penetrating
requires
soothing,
person. lie isj
charged with driving an automobile.
SPRINGER WITH MIANUS
I YOUNEED
to aid nature occasionally when your
liver is sluggish. your stomach dis-
ordered or your bowels inactive. Let
this safe, mild. dependable remedy
regulate these organs and t them
in a sound and healthy c
BEECHAM’ S
PILLS
Lara-at Solo oany Mulch-in the World.
Sold "mack-o. II has. 10s.. 28c.
l
YOUR BED ROOM
0“" risht 0|! “18‘9“!!!“ slot.” and -by ,rooiaa’ln yourahome. .We can help you
. u—u
COUD'
fluence on styles by their entry into
‘ I picotadged
the bolero models;
. portion of the pleated or gathered
skirt is of taffeta in black or the same
tone as the serge. (‘ ollars and cuffs
of taffeta and taffeta covered buttons
are also used with good effect.
i For those of us who are fortunate
enough to be able to step. as it were.
from beneath the cloudy. wintry skies
ot the .\'ortll into the sunshine and
flowers of the South. the shops are
failly Oieltiouing with linen.it 190“
ii minine of bats. paint-oh; and all the
other accessories that go to make up
lilt‘ summer costume.
—' Net Blouses Practical.
lilouscs ot‘ cliifioncloih. chiffon, and
similar materials. dainty and becom-
ing to a degree. were never very dur-
able. it was really heartbreaking
all I one had a particularly beech!-
.in.,' and rather expensive blouse. to
have it begin to pull out and- wear
under the arms and at the elbows, af— .
ter only one or two wearings. This
often the upper .
I
‘ under brinc for an hour or more;
wipe each slice. drip It In beaten egg‘
mks cool looking sailings the most; Hnd roll in bread crumbs or grated.
fut-is partially done away with wb\‘,
cotton nci was introduced for lining
ilit-sc waists: this season we have the
“Pi blouse itself. often lined Willi n9!
. or chiffon-cloth. These waists are do
. “uhttullv sheer and they have a won-
darful wearing quality.
Often the net blouse is trimmed
with a linen ciuny, or another equally
prcity iacc In a rather heavy pattern.
Then again collar and cuffs are of a
Georgette in a‘dhclicato
.ionc of rose. ycllow. or pale pink.
l.\‘otcliy buttons in quaint effective
3coiorlugu are sometimes used at the
‘ closing of collar. or down the front,
forming unusually attractive trimming
details.
I Tim softly colored blouse of crepe
iiilluifll‘ll? has by no means taken a
‘ buck scat because of the popularity of
in. new not favorite: these are belnl
lirtllluhl out. if anything. in prettier
and more charmingly colored designs
than ever before. Rose pink Is a
favorite shade; it combines so well
with the dark blues. browns and other
tailored suit colors. a
.
antinel climsilicd advertisers nt‘~
conlpllsll lllilth which other people
merely wish they could do.
'N, Y.,N ti.c\ l1. ii. I\
Timetable
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A M. ~21 39X. 5212K, 6: I09. 61 571i.
7:18x. 7:40, 8:10x. 8:21x. 8:59x. 9:23x.
9:10, 10:33x. 10:53x. 11:51.
P. M.-1zlilx. 1:27x. ft-oflx.
Itillx. 5:18x, 5:45. 6:021, ti 47.
7:45x. 9:45;
3:29.
7:02Xu
Sundays.
A, bl.-l2".'.‘i\.
10:33:. 11:51\
P. M. >l:lilx.
‘I‘Ix. 8:54.
2:4“. 3:12:, 4:31x.
. In llt't'lllllf‘ Iirlll.
‘ llu-ni out.
15:45. 0:02x, 6:57x. 7:02x. 7:571. 9163:.
"10:40.
_..._._—.—
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
l
I
I
I
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a u.—4:4tx. 5:.30 5:.» 82.00::
. .51!.° 15x. 10:03x. 10:06.10:50x.1
I P. 1—12: 03:. 1:00, 2:0“, 2:5I.I
t3:27x. 3: 54. 4. :3 5: 13x 5. 29 5: 32 .—
's:oox. 6:06. sziox, 9:37. 11.15x.
12:001. '
Solid-yo. .
A. M.—-6 : 00.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVE
A. M.——12:23x, lzlax. 6:05. 7:15
’9215x. 10:18:. 11:12:. 11:67:.
6:51. 7:08x, 9:25. 11:22.
Sundays.
A. M.—12:23x. 1:13x,
10:19.11:12x. 11: 571:.
7:43. 9:15x.
7: 08x. 8: 39:. 8: 25!.
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LM.—:818,8:87;9:5h
P. 'M.——-1:20. 3:16x. 4:28, 5:19. 6:20 _
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WEDNESDAY, jAN. 5, 19:5
fNE 8000lSlION8
f0ll 0000 0000INO
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Fried Eggplant.
l‘ul eggplant in slices Iialf inch
thick; pare each piece and lay in
weak salt water brine; keep them well
tilt-ii
crackers. Fry in hot lard till soil and
a nit-c brown color.
Pudding.
Pare four good sized apples and
grate them into a pint of milk. add
onefourili pound blanched and chop.
pcd almonds. one‘fourtii grated nut~
meg and yolks of three eggs beaten
with one-half cup sugar.
crate oven until custard is set. Beat
white of eggs to a stiff froth.
three tablespoons powdered
best again, spread over top of pud-
ding. dust thickly with powdered su-
gar and set in oven to brown. Serve
cold.
Cream Chicken Salad.
Stew until tender a plump one year
chicken. and rcservc the broth
which it was cooked.
bcfol'c you use It. Use breast of
chicken. Souk a tablespoon of grun-
uluted irelatine in half a cup cold
chicken broth.
line or put it through a meat chop~
per. Heat one and one-half cups
cri-an. until stiff and dry. llent well
tin» yolks of four eggs. adding gradual-
ly one and ouebalf cups hot chicken
broth. and cook mixture over but wu-
Sill'l‘illil constantly until it lhk'AV
cits; add gelitiiiie, stir until dissolv~
ed. take from fire. add chicken anti
more si-uaoniua if needed. Stand this
In pun of cold or ice water. bent con-
siuliliy until it thickens. then gently
fold in the cream. Rinse two molds
with cold water. fill them with mix-
ture and stand on ice several hours
At serving time, turn
for.
lettuce leaves. il‘ut spoonful of salad
dressing over each portion with an
alive in center.
- OI.
REGULATINGJ
il child's lcciii IA of a.\ lunch iln~
oorianrc llN having them filled, for
it not iut'rcuucntly happens after
a pcrsou has reached maturity.
t-crfccily sound and healthy teeth
arc extracted. and artiilcial ones
int-cried. simply because the nat-
ural tint-i: wcrc ugly.
l‘iiri-ntu should look into this
part ot the child‘s well being; If
lt-elh overlap. or protrude. or have
\Vili' spaces between them. they
can in- siraiciitcnei‘ ‘itl regulated
so as to bot-om” . ‘t desome and
beautiful. I on ‘nii the most
approved methods and appliances.
produt-ict: results that are highly
satisfactory.
Dry]. H. Mailery
South Naln at. South Norm
1“Mom-s: I a. In. to I p. on Sundays
by appointment only.
mitfif”
I share profits with you by giving
8:00s. 9:00. 1010”. you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
10:50:. ‘antced tin made into leaders, hand-
l". M.—l2:10. 1:03x. 3:39x. 5:02. made. painted inside, tin roofing.
6:25x. 6:00x. 7:203. 8:10x. 1136!. plumbing and heatlng.
12:00:. "Storm Tight" rooting. guaranteed --
‘i y.ears 1 plv. $1.40 per roll. 2 ply.
b ii. 66 per roll.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water 8t. Phone 110e12
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River, New York (fool of Catherine
' p ”‘2: 09" 4‘ ‘k' 6 33" 6:48.18” every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
m. leght received at Not-walk up to
5 p .in. and at South Norwaik up to
SOUTH NORWALK TO BANBUR‘IJ 5; 305nm.
acct-ac F Fonts. General Agent.
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
Stir until:
sugar in dissolved and bake in mud-
add ‘
sugar. ‘
ln'
lio this the day
(‘hop white meat qulic‘
slice and serve on nest of
8&1}! 57’rdciicalfl ,
flame DrerJ/‘(d/(ingt
5 Lemon
Prepared Etpm'ally For This Newspaper
by Pictorial Review
Suit of Green Brdadcioth.
THO or three colors are used pl’in-‘i-
l'hI‘J- for tiilixi'ed suits for \vcllnlrv .i
""”’ ""- “lid green is among the "in:
fashionable. This suit Is In urn-1
broadcloth trimmed with wide lib: k
silk bmid. The box jacket has two
F'i‘lis of collars and may be 'riHllP‘d
with «it nithout pockets.
In medium size the suit requires 4,-‘4‘,
Yards of 54 inch material. with 9."
Yards wide and l .\'ard of narrow brrz‘d.
The coat Is a design that may be use)
separately. therefore a lea-on on hm'
lo cut it is given for the benefit of the
home dressmaker. All of the "villas
are cut from the material after it in
been folded in half.
The back is laid on the lengthn’w
fold. and this Is the only piece of the
pattern an arranged. Opposite 4*.»
back. toward the selvage edge. is the
"PM" sleeve. and to the right of ii is
is the under-sleeve section. Goérz
again near the fold. but resting on a
lengthwise thread. are the collar and
pocket. The front is placed to "to
”Bill of the pocket and the underfac‘nx
alnlu! the selvage edge opposite.
If tlcsiri-d with the turn-down coi‘ar
and the. front rolled back. cut off ill.
mini-r front wines of front and under-
f:..inl: mi double "on" perforations,
“raid Is the logical trimming .‘nl'
tnll ircil cult: and will he used to (”9.8
call-lit on the suits ilcsignod for south-
crn wvur. After the unprelcllcnifi‘
vnpiic for for It would be impossible (M
icave the new mats untrlm'vicd. 0.
hands of hr-ibl are preferred to t
folds of silk and “min which lave f
illsnilviilitnize of not \vcal‘ing «u well.
Caberdine. which has bet-ii a tri
ow-rworkcd. looms up in new extinct
Holman “Rd We Ial-cIt-il broadcloth g
erdlno. There's "I'm a mu \tllipt‘
gabcrdine that promises to be popul
illustrated.
r
Green broadcloth is used to fashion
this altractlvo tailored stilt with box
Jacket and skirt of smart deslcn.
curriuc. Gl iioE6_ 513
row or 54 men MAiEaiAi WITH NAP name/i... x» w
’ Pictorial He II'\\' Jacket Nu. 0H3. Sires so, 38. 40
PM.“ 115 Kelli.“ Shirl .\'n IH‘N Sires 1‘4 In .‘“ llmljos \v-iiql
anti 4!! iniliie tin
Pi‘it'v "
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of buslncos and personal affairs today classes
the methods employed vary “:lnotly
O O O I
Avoid The liability
Of not having a checking scocount. We Invite accounts which an
given offlclent and courteous mutton.
F airfield County National Bank.
THE OLDEQT IANK IN NORWALK.
0RD}!!! Bill-INS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM saxss
LOUIS MARY Connecticut Avenue.
|'Il VII‘F Phone 497
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
:_wnliiiuisp sum
5"“ .0009?
SECURITY
TAKE ELEVATOR — up our mom
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BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
the time you'say JaclcRobiuson—outimv make: it comfortable and dainty. .
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comes the rhumatic «Nomad dis-i.- P M 30 ‘ 30x 0 6 7 5‘
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hm the m mm appoints nascent burn the union “baron-no m, mm“, denim #1 . . . . . _0 D Jackson as WALL eraser .
, p 0 takes pain. moss and nus-sum . ""’ NORWALK
. name This leads the ”9!? “V9: . » ‘\ omsuav TO sou-rs uoawaut -
= ~ ~ - - , aching joints. .mnsclosianlaholo‘i: i - . , .. ' . . '1 sauna 4a ..
.. r whether: the right- C0“ 4“ i“ Mk "'9‘ “I“ “was. a u—s-oo 7-25 on 10:05:. OPTICIAN
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“calvedthe parcel , 11:50.
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