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I‘HE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEMINIM
WEDNESDAY, jAN. 12, I916
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Hill 0000 (liltililllll
3, Peanut Butter and Olive Sandwiches.
(‘ut the slices of bread thin and
even, removing the crusts if preferred.
To two tableoitoonfuls of peanut-bub:
ter add a little of the nice, which has
. been strained from a can of tomatoes
3..
l'lutd air small chopped olives.
‘ betiveen the‘
‘Iall. and varilla
. Mimfirr
5.- _ ._ ..
3 enormouis amount of
'always futile. in the end—v—to
Shield 3
‘ '95 of bread,
Vanilla Wafers.
One cup sugar half cup shortening,
hail top milk. one teaspoon salt, one
ten spoon extract \anilln one level ten
spoon voila. I330 teaspoons cream 0.
tat‘trtr flour enough for a stiff dough.
iRoll ver3 thin, out into desiied shape,
sprinkle with sugar. and bake in a
quill»; oven.
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One, Twa. Three Pie Crust.
One. (up of flour with a generous
‘. pluth I . salt nit‘ted in two tablespoon
fair ot‘ lord. and three mills—spoonfuls
of uattr with .1 half teaspoonful of
,; vinegar stirred in: the vinegar makes
the cm“. more flaky Stir or cut with
n .-il‘}er knife until be" mixed. and
latte it " “r tlt- llnllPl trust and half
for the top.
J
Dark Cake.
Ont i‘tn‘r it (up of butter. one ciui
of Miitar. tuo eggs too and one-half
tablespoonsful of cocoa one half cup;
of sued nt’lk. one and onelutlf cups
t
of flour: three level tennpoonsful of
1321HK ponder one half teaspoonful
of salt. on» ieaspoouful of 3‘.itttllia
Cream the butter and sugar gradually.
then add (eggs "well beaten.
Make
. paste of cot-m by adding milk. Mix
baking powder with flour, i—‘llt. Add
'l‘ttrit l“. :i buttered
cake‘pnn an! halo- iii moderate oven
forty-live mi’ it“.
Scalloped Tomatoel.
Pluce a luv? 7‘ 1m tot r-rtiittbu into
.3 >3 buttered 1). him; dizii. and over this
‘ piece 5 layer of tomatoes:
”withing”.
sprinkle.
:rol: a'id ll few small
pierce of butter: then another layer
of broad crun. b3 and so on. until you
3 of
' have the desired amount, the last lay-
er being bread crumbs. Bake itt
moderate oven. A little chopped on-
ion in the bread (‘l‘ulllbb is liked by
many people.
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TRINiT\‘ \‘i‘OMEN‘S GUiLD.
tutu Carrie Foster Gives Review of
Twenty Years of Activity.
'ilit» utinuol l..tt'l\lll; til the \‘l‘o
lilt‘il‘.‘ tittild. o‘. ‘l‘l‘lll:l_‘ l'p’u-tgmf
\“l'lt‘l. \\iir- llf‘lll ire—t ui,:il in ion-
‘lltllt‘li with tlo- meeting the Lott.
of the guild With tippl‘tl-
Mime t‘orr‘ie l“o.+
oittiit ei‘sary
. .;.*.. .7 obst‘i‘wd,
"er trod it \ery interesting history of
the Iluiltl‘s twenty years of activities.
Twelie of the charter itieuibern were
The nominating committee.
Miss Marietta (Bout-h is
presented the followint‘.
whieli- wei‘r elected:
lire. John ll
l‘r'llllrll‘ll! tit
pt f‘lnf‘lll.
\l‘liil'll
(ltoit‘it-ntt.
itmtiiiitititiits,
t‘ltiiiriitar
Missionnn
H. Church.
Krupp.
.‘3lrs. \V
Entez‘tttintttenl Department the
Howard liende.
Social Department— )Irp. Harold
Van \i‘ngenen.
Rnerotmv .IlrS. Stilton—l
Jr. ,
'l't‘emuiti‘ Mt» (‘ii“i‘ie l'oslm‘,
’l‘lie ‘t‘t‘llll', llev. l“. .'\. ('oIt-iuou.
lll‘ll‘n} spoke. and lollowiti: the mint
liir imminent there was it sorinl limo
.md refretsliiueuts.
COMMITTEE ON OHNAMENTAL
LIGHTING.
l"l‘>ltlr‘ll| Jtihll M. of tie
South Xoruulk lloard of 'l‘inde,
.37 3mm the llfifll‘tl‘h I‘lllll‘
iitlm‘ oii llglitiui l}. l}.
eltuii‘itinit; (lore Kllm‘l‘. .\i. Hp
William F. llo3t. Andrew
Leary, Sitiutml llreeitsteln, ll. Sharer
l'lltl Milton Elwood. This committee,
ogethet \tiilt lllt‘ representation from
the item-ii Alert-hunts” Association
ml llll' downtown electrical commis-
‘ottr 3. meet lottiot't‘ow t-tettilit'.
Nuru'rilk v'l‘i‘ou' (‘onr
to dim-11.3.3 the muttern ol‘ orna-
the ll““llttl\t‘ll
(Hitter,
lllls
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.tlil.
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pom.
~3erttiil lighting.“
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SUGIliSlIONS limit 9
iii. til (it itissiité
liatk.‘ continue to be sittalt and high.
if their extreme iitii'ron'iiess is unb'*~.‘
coming the CNN" top is made larger:
b3 adding on a tum of velvet. which is‘
.ti'lvd out into interesting points nt‘
\‘ztrious becom‘ug angles. 'l‘oquen are
itllli‘ manner. the loin-r
Ii‘tiiit‘tl til ”it“;-
purt at wide hand of for or velvet
tilltitl‘ this is tuldetl ll tom of g.i.d ..
silver her or one of l‘illllt‘ 0r velvet.
. One ol‘ the llt‘lt‘t-‘Si bloom-s, called
ii‘llrodln. is made with three little
"cutlets" like those on it cont-hitttui’u
rape, the lowest one descending til-l
most to the twist. The blouse itiiolf
is simple. with long sleeves rind, like
the cutlets. made of white. satin
There is also a winged collar that
shapes out into points at the sides. A
brilliant velvet ‘blue cruvut knots
‘iihout the neck with short pointed
ends. The sleeves are turned back
into cum. and u tulle frill falls over
the band. The ginlle is of the nkirt"
material.
Among the newest Paris l‘i'lblllOIH-l
for children are the ankle length
frocks. They are among the tundra
.tlonn brought about by the new Span
ish note in fashion. So far they are
ultra style. and will probably appear
as froelos to be worn at wedding cere-
monies. One little gown tit while in-
tlla muslin. rather short waisted. had
tlll’Jl‘t sleeves ltltd a low round neck
‘l‘lit- “N‘k had one ruffle with a nah
.‘itu trill handing. the sleeves two and
are shirt ltt‘ltt three. The with ribbon.
of 3lrglit blue velvet.
t-ntlt side in trout n
melting of mint
pla‘ce.
little 3er-tltul
The use oi’ hint-It with bright color:
or with white or putty mum-3 which 9»
:40 not‘iit-nble it feature of modem
draperies itud turniturt- lb also to be
noticed in the t-llllll'flltltlrles to 33huh
“omen who are cleier 33llh thtl-
needles are now devotion theme- In:
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. colors.
ijputty color. white. etc.. or in black
.‘ and bright colors.
t- til
holtl.3 the sash ixtl
its quite popular at present to noel
black and white striped material or.
bloti: and putty colored ,sti‘iped fabric
as. it background for eittbroideries.i
thus obtaining the black note in the
materials so that the decorations
themselves may be done in bright
lit other pieces both plain ma.3
terinls and those striped with black
are used as the background. Again,
the materials are plain in color and
the embroidertes are carried out. at-
together to black, in black mingled
with the. tones of the background.
Rather heavy linen in natural color,
Is used for the panels for covering
libraiy tables and for all other covers
used in the “bran and living room.
Just at present it is topsidered desir-
ab‘ to make the cowrs for tables in
pa. rlor. living room or libinry smaller
titan the top of the table so that they
do not fall over at all at the ends. A
rectangular table is fitted with 3 rec
tangulttr cover which shows the table.
edge all around. a round table hits a
cover thiit aluo shown the edge, and
sometimes 73 square l3 lined on a.
round table. showing four segments
of it circle 31 the. sldea. 9
A favorite idea to to make. a set of.
‘ e03 era for one room, using plain and.
striped material for each cover. For it
round cover of dark gray linen the
centre will be made of striped heavy!
material. either cotton or linen. in
black and gray. the stripes of equah
width or themboutn The striped
centre is inn-lied all from the outer
segments by 8 band of embroidery;
which any be in black, orange and
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DRESSES IN PLAIN NET.
tiod behind. At pm”) mm“? of “m“ .3th "m “in!
ll :e to behin- heitzlli Ul “Wilburhm ii constitutional
ti3ia the “33 (l ootl3 Economist. White
33 it] “until! in snout: Illt'fPlnt'nt‘t’ but
i
7— :iii liltlt'ill‘OIl amount of ltuor will b: 1‘
shown to eolorlr‘t The light. Ill ltt‘illt
llllin on 'Iht' tunnel order will be it
idiom: item f puit3 frocks. while
the titlinr. linger tones of butgtiiitly,
old rose and Ile‘lgiuii blue \3lll be used
tor the more elaborate t3pt of gown:-
lMPtllllllll llthllS
ill Slitllllll liNOW
School Girl's Street Frack of French
Sergo.
A school girl's street gown of fine
French serge lit a dark blue shov‘s‘
(touching of gray worsted on the wide
belt and edges of the blouse, and of
the. Homes finished with course but:-
tonhollng worked with the
thread. Once the idea is suggested
lens ways.
To Remove Mildew.
(‘ovei‘ spot with salt and moisten
with lemon puit‘e.
keep wet pith puiee.
PElCllllllil.
Widespread Adoption of "Neutrone
Prescription 90" Put; Big
Check on Rheumatism.
The crusade ugaiutt rht'umatisni to
”tilt section bait had its effect.
The astonishing retinitis of "Seu-
trope Prescription 99” which has been
no widei3 recommended deems beyond
belief to the many telle3ed nufferern,
practically 93er3 (use him been cured
or benefited. 3
"\‘etitronc l’renrriptiou 99" in the
long looked for blessing and has
sprung into almost instant popularity.
actual results 3erlfy this.
"Neutrone Prescription 99" is dif-'
ferent from anything else in that it
aims at the elimination of Rheumatism
disease. of the.
blood.
\l‘e earnestly recommend "Neulroue
rt‘i—tripllon 99 to all sufferers from
Rheumatism Gout or Lumbugo. Do
not full to test this now (unions pre—
:tri'lptlon.
in to your Drttuuist and get 3 5°C
1
nuts 9
same:
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,lt can be made available in number-l
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Put in sun amil
You will filldi
your spot will noon disappear. l
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(fiery éPrdctiCdl
flame Dram ltd/ting
- Lemony
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Prepared Eipui‘a/lv For This Ntwipaptr
by Pictorial Review
Style. With Comfort and Freedom.
The boietu is SUI h u anion. little gn: -
ment that it tun be worn separiate!
and made of om desired material. Pro—
3i3ion also is lilalle for a little tailored
jacket to wear with the skirt. To make
the bolero. however. first close under—
arm and shoulder seams as notched.
Tut-k. creasing on lines of Not perfo-
rations in front and back; stitch 1 int-it
from Rilded edge. Turn hem in right ‘7
front and oingle small “0" perforations.
me collar :mt‘. sew to neck edge.
notches tutti t-enter-baekq even. Ad-
just pooket lap to position on mm;
front. upper edge along érossliuo of
armll "o" perforations.
The skirt is hunched to a. waist
whose underarm and shoulder scum
are closed flrnl when hesitant“.- to
make. The-n turn the hem in from.
Face the neck and gather lower edge
of front and bark between doubts "TT"
perforations; our stay. to lower «in--
mail-mail“
..,-._.,. l N ’7
of unist. center-fronts and comm
llllt‘nh‘ men, small “it" perforation 61’
No.3 .t under- -:ttm seatn; largo "
perfoi' .tiion in em litdit‘ules canton-fl
fl'un'.
t'lust- Flt‘t 3e 31-. im .t3‘ notched. Clo
cemt if llilll boil: luff as notched
soul! imrft-t-tttluu and l‘n-‘o on
so“ to lower «dye of sleeve or patch
6524' siiiittl ".." perforation lit «HIT at slee
stunt. Sew nitrvn in nrmliule
lluli'lll‘ll Mitt.“ "u" perfumtlon
A rather unusual bolero ls featured Shoulder -(-:.m3 waging fulnpfis.
on thin frock with tmx [)Il illfitl skirt
unit pointed belt A intltut man be used
Nixt slush shirt to left center—fro
on «loot-lo “on“ perforations ntid flnl 3 ‘
Instead of the bolero lit-never. iii-wi-
t‘l‘filfl for opening. t‘loee center—bu
or “.00 bottle and say Kma'bye stun being made. for molt- in the put~ 3.3.7.1333, 'l‘uitt lzetu at loweredge nn doufivl
trouble. Mull orders titled on 51 size. tern. No "no" perforations. l’lf‘f‘l. n-i‘ensln‘
.. , . 3m" Norw lit. ‘ ' on tints of slot imrl‘orutioits. bri
tltfl'tli'tl lhariuhr3.b h It (‘lnlhes for juniors ore t‘llt'll Witter red folded wipes neiit t-entti- t'tont
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THE RIGHT TO MAKE SMOKE.
The Supreme Court of the United
States lion decided that cities have
power to curb the smoke nuisance. As
if anybody but lawyers ever doubted
it 3 »
’l’iu: er rl-J i3- ». uni—fut reminder of the
litigation thitti
up the courts in an effort—j
prevent
he community from exercising its ob—
fvious rights againut selfish individuals.
individualism is an excellent thing.
the inalienable right of men and ,the
analog of democracy. *We have let
3 goitoofarin thin country. The per 7
would freedom that was natural and
rightiln early pioneer day3 become3
prank-in a. settled continuous.
Making all the {smoke he pleases is.
one til those rights‘ that the cttlzon has
clutter:
l
t
to yield when his neighbors are
crowing so close that the smoke both—3
m them. Mnklng offensive noises is;
h; all community life is a com-
a we compromise t here is. be-
nuts-hoes of themelvea or their pro-f
innit t‘i-oin oil'eiidlni; his neighbors keep
the neighbors from offending ltlni. lltit
we‘re slow to appreciate tltnt.
What American communities need
allth‘ everything: else in a development
ot‘ the t‘til-mlunlu‘ spirit. that will make.
it innit or ii corporation acquiesce will-
ingly lu sacrificing an offensive ‘rlgltt'
for the 33elfnre of the community, in-
stead of aggravating the oftenwe
fighting the community in the courts.
"Hitte 3'ou found out 9 t3'tliint: about
the iobbciv. ""
"‘. l .3‘; till: 9 «tin 5117mm: ;:l(l ‘3'
root at the back of the llitliut’."
""\\ltt.\ n that got-to do with it?"
“Shorts llitit ‘ n poiclteliiiib‘et‘ has
been about the promises.”
Anterietiit.
OUR NATION.
of God.
W. and themtheoommunity‘A people uho gladly freedom's path
ti‘;0d
“some possibility of peoplemnklngl Rejoiu‘ . with lhflllkhfihlhfl that their
uum i 3 33 a free
iThltl united it stood in ‘its proud We
libert3
...._......
Some of the oldest
3 arts are thcmostiiscful ~
‘. :-_ - not! universal Alltltat
' civilization has done—v
, mitten; ten. butdciasmne. ..
_ Cooking: is 0:16 of
“ t‘ltésg, and _ modem
\‘iue
for than is to make.
nit—(‘A'
l people ulto relied till (:otl': protu-
iues true.
And lll'lltH‘tl lie “mild ‘lvtul llil‘lll :t‘l
llll‘tlIILll.
guide them
twuh :utd lil3 lipht.
Freedom their V.‘i|tt‘ll\\‘0l‘ll
on to His tuiitht.
the v. :33
Mil-“3 no}.
.\lltl
itizttt- hittu
by
A lrutler illitl pt-tiertil true, stetidlmt
and brine.
)t‘lto.i‘oitt.lti for his rotiu't'y:
tit
llirltll‘3‘5 put-es ti unite milieu in
gold.
f‘ltorue \\‘:t.3‘ltiuglott. '
to behold.
.\ iiutiuit
:ilt‘. e.
Ill:
:‘lllllll‘i‘ gi‘tltttl
Baltimore .
\ :‘oti :t'i' ‘lll'tlll‘ii": with pride
and powei
Blessed be bind in the xtteni-i of
tlti:‘ bout;
"l‘ltouglt notions nre warring
the sea
May Columbia's shores
. and free.
It‘:l'
be pence
extend royal welcome
cred here.
And trite a izlad greeting to peasant
and peer.
to all truth-3
\utl out“ gunman buttuet‘ forever aliaiii
wove,
(lut‘ out i.3 in the God of hosts
tuitfity to Hl‘d't‘.
lllA Ls'l‘l“! Ler Hll 'l‘ClllNl‘
llllllllS [‘Xllll‘l lllllll
lilllllllt, USE Sills
If Your Back Hurts or Bladder Both—
ere, Drink Lots of Water.
\\‘hen 3oui‘ kidneys hurt and your
back l‘et‘ls sure. don't get scared and
proceed to loud your stomach with 3‘
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
iind irrltiite nto‘eitilre ufmrytnct.
Keep your kidneys clean like you'
keep your bowels clean. by flunhlntl
them with a mild. harmless salts
uhlch removes the bod?! urinons
waste and stimulates them to their
[m mm normal activity. The function of the 3' 27!» 3‘
kidnevs is to filter the blood. in 24
fol bout-so they strain from it 500 grnln3‘12:008.
of acid and waste. 30 we can readily
understand the vital importance of
keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots or water—you can't drink ‘
too much; also get from any pharma-
ciat about four ounces of Jud 83m:
take a tablespoonfui in a glass of
N. Y.. N. Hot H. R. R
Timetable
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M» 1:1l9x, t'ittSX. 6:09. 6:573;
7:1“. 7:40. 8:10x. 8:21x. 8:59x. 9:23x.
9:40, 10:33:: 10:.r 33x. 11:51
I'. .\l.~-«i:l:-:x. 1: 27:, 3:033. 3:29.
tzillx. fitle. 5:45. 6:023’, 5:47. 7:02x.
7:453. 9:45am
Sundays.
A. M.——l'.’:
10:8”. 11:51x.
P. ill-71:13:,
5:42;.
3—“.
5:
10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-4:tlx. 5:30. 6:.” 8:001.
:51x. ‘1 .151. 10: 03:. 10: 06 10: 50x.
1’. 1—12:03x,1:05 2: 04:, 2: 51
54. 4: 23 5: 13:. 5: 29. 5: 32
6: 00:. 5:06. 8:101, 9.37%” 11.153.
Sand-ye.
A. M.—-6:09. 8:003, 9:00. 10:03:,
$103501.
P. M.—12'10. 1:03x, 3:39x, 5:02.
5. 251:, 6: 00:. 7: 20:. 8:101. 11:15:.
12:00:.
“‘9 “0““ “‘9 “0m" ”‘9 “00" “ml water before breakfast each morning SOUTH NORWALK TO new HAVEN
the true
Who neck on afar from the old to the
new.
“our nation triumphant in her glory
she otnnds:
trier united destiny rents
; hands.
‘3lt3‘3 He keep her in peace from the
‘ tenure of war.
And bet-33 freedom entarnlshed by Mo?
39:- mar.
in God'is
. iSball the hopes of her people be. be-
trnyed by dinttuet'!
730i- the pride of our nation be
'3 humbled .in‘ auto?
cf tint-3t atoms of sin our hotter
, for a few due and your kidneys will:
This famous “"3 ‘3 m‘d"9:15x. 10:18:.11:12x, 11:57:;
act flue.
front the acid of grapes and lemon
7‘ and stimulate clogged kidneys: also to
neutralize the fields in urine edit an
louse: in source or irritation. thus
ending bladder weakness. : ,
Jud Suits is inexpensive; cannot iii-
iure; . makes a delightful effervescent
“this-irate:- drink which everyone
abouhl: take new and: than to keep
their hidden cléui and ectiva.'1‘r!
became of yo‘urkuheymble:nd
this. 3130 k‘eiep up this wnlerdrInldu. .
out no doubt you will; midterm =
‘1150.
5:05, 7:15.
A. air—13:23:. 1:131,
r. ’M.--1:20. 3:13; 4:23. 3:19. 6:20,
6:51. 7:083, 9:35 11:22.
Sunday;
A. M.:—12 23!, 1:13x. 7:43. 9:15x.
10:19. 11:12:. 11:57:. . 3 \
P. M.—2:09x, 4:451. 6:331; 6:48.
7:03x. 77:39:. 9:23;.
sown NORw-ALK To DAN-unit.
A. 14:15, 3:27, mu,
.—.-'1.:lill,.4:36x, 6:25 7:14.»
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A. u—to: at
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1’. 35—34:”. 6:49.
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P. life‘s—12:10. C‘: (it.
2:141. 3:12x. 4:11:33"
8:54.:
453. 6:02x. 6:57x. 7:02x. 7:57x, 9:15;}
WUIV‘ to IQUTH NORWALK. -
It.“ I. In the trittets‘ and bill“! the M3
m:iv‘nlti,, rnltiu to int-responding 8
".3" ptMtt'ot .;illmt< mess pitatr. Sew ‘
lmui ”lite of waist. over Fta3 h‘t‘Ml
lliilllfl .mtl Motel—hacks men.
lim- and adjust belt to position “i
illustrated.
Th.1- {took in purity in rose coloufit-z
cloth. with t. him-k string tie.
by the, Mtutitest of mi: mmbim .l u ith
(oitifort :iiid frocdottt. This ll‘lll'tli‘v‘fifi.
nuiAubie to tlct‘elotiitttut in Forge. ultflt
or linen inn :3 separate bolero cut off
In suture efftet ulmve the in It of the
bo-x pit-tiled ukitt. The boletn | tour; at
the left side of the ft not and In in- illitm
size the dies-3‘ i‘t-rtuiies l“. 3: outs H.
in: h mute: ittl.
Pictorial Review Drona No. 54‘. ‘t Sines R 10. 12.14 and 18 years. mil
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