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r111: scorn NuRWALK EVENING 3111171111..
,was a quaiutly smart little pert-lung
idresaed all in gray. She wore. one 01’
the new futile suits, made with af
rather close fitting coat, flaring wide;
ly at the lower edge, combined with;
the most modern of old-fashionedé
skirts. it was a veritable “pull-back,"i'
haiillg all of the. fulness drawn to the
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Even the. most skeptical among us
must be thrilled and interested by the
attractive. novelties Fashion is now
filming on her spring counters. and in
her spring shops. For instance there
91-41 the Quaint bonneta which are bo-
In: displayed at the moment in our
millinery departments. as a. logical
mutant-0 «1! the modtsh gathered and outstanding folds. At the involuntary
firing skirts. Iupward and downward glance sh; in
1. muttering about one of these bon- dulad one expected to see ii. pair 111
11338 a fascinating 0'93““ 0‘ 83"!“ extremely high French heels on sli-
In?” and White 83111811133 in 0110 0! ver- -'l)1l(kl9d slippers. or a high crown-
Q“? smart. 8110!” the 0th” afternoon. Oil, ilow'ertrimined chapeail. ‘
As the small person continued on
her way from counter to counter, the
.fskirt swung in true, hoop-skirt fash-
ion. which it must be admitted was
quite fascinating.
and plainly across the front as the.
narrowest of skirts did some seasons
batk From belt to hem in back, the
skirt was stiffened with hairclotil,
causing the fulness to fall in several
The Annual Sale of White.
‘ At this season of the year, of"
,courae. one expects to find the shops
,veritabli- powers of white; to find thc‘
'most fascinating of cottons, suggested
for summer frocks. 11nd to be charmed
by the airy blouses. paranoia, and
other articles designed, as it seems,
lfor wear in Fairyland itselfl The
white sale this year is considerably
{mixed with pinh *and' the. other soft
toner-1 which have been gradually coul-
1‘ing into favor for underwear the last
few seasons. There are the diintic'st
possible combinations, chemist-.11, catn-
“2017'“, and the numerous other 1111-
dcrfltthigs which go so far [Marti the
success of frock or suit. Silk mull.
and other soft cottons vie for favor.
,with tllc moriflxpcnalvn ltnlian silk.
‘All of these silks and cottons wash
excellently and require no ironing.
111111.- the 11111 garments are 111 111-11
i11 lrllic expensive for the majority of
purses, ill the and they are etollum-
tool; they fit so wall, wear so well
iand are generally an entirely satisfac-
_. tory.
---.\ good i7il\, heist
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House Coat of Cotton Corduroy '31).“in
M Woman’ .1
. gréblem
How to Feel Well During. Middle
‘ Life Told by Three Women Who
‘ Learned «from Experience.
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The Change of Life is a most critical period of a
Woman '5 existence and neglect of health at this time invites
disease and pain. Women evc 11 here should remember;
hat there IS no other remedy had“ 11 to medicine that will
so successfully carry women throu l1 this trying périod as
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ompound, made from
native roots and herbs. Read these letters:—
mll’liliil Philadelphial> —-“I started t cChn e of Life
ii‘ifl' , Willi“ five years ago. I always had a. helddachenagnd back-
! ache with bearin dowrr pains and I would have
1hedt flashes very ad at. times with dizzy spells and
nervous fealinga. . After taking LydinE Pinkhumls
Vegetable 00111111117111 I feel like a. new person and
am in better health and no more troubled with
.t-h'e’ aches and pains I had before I took your won- f
'iierful remedy I recommend it to my friends for I
. cannot praise it. 1.111011%. .”-— .llirs. Maximum. GRASS-
, 157-1121, --759N Itinggm 1 Sb, Philadelphia. Pa.
Beverly, Mass. .“I took I.ydia Ew Pinkham’s
catholic“ Compo unit, for. ncrrmlsneaa and d
tilhmtlglrhlreehangeofm If
atwaysspokenofiiztoothe . .. .
had thera- -t1ry it and they also have received.
units from it.’ -——.Mrs Gaonon A. 1111113111,
, month Sit, Beverly, M11113. :
Erie, m— “I was ill 1' bcfiltli when that
‘ ” f 1'er started -\ 11111er and I tidlliLydm
a
plus lwst in the
.1 until soft
» in the secretary of states omcel. show-
} 1711i; a capital of $250. 0'00. The incor- ‘
“iterators" . are:
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101 0000 0001110
Rhubarb Wine.
(‘ ui twenty pounds of rhubarb in
bark ahd held by a tape. fastened at line pings put it into twenty quartsi spoonfuls of butter
the side seams—fitting as smoothly of water allowing one quart to a 'llavorlng may be substituted I
pound, let stand two days and remove
the scum. Stir the liquid and press.
out the rhubarb,
obtained with twelve pounds of sugar,I
and when this is dissolved put the “-1
quid ill a keg or barrel, according to
tile quantity. cover the bunghole with.
11 small stone and let stand in a cool
cellar to ferment. A's soon as fer-
illelltution ceases, which will be in
three. or four months, add one quart,
10f cognac and one fourth pound of
white rock candy. Paste a piece. of}
puper over the billlilhole, let it stand
three days, then drive in the bong.
'I‘hl'ee months later draw off the wine.
into a clean keg. Soak one half ounce
111 isiliglnss ill a guart ol‘ the wine!
add one fourth pound M7
sugar and the thin peeling of two
limes, pour this into tlle wine, close
the keg, let allmd one year, then bot-i
tie, securing the corks with 11 wire or.
to.rd Lay the bottles on the cellar:
floor, and in six months the wine will
be ready for use. This may seem a
good deal of trouble, but it is an 1111- '
cellellt \v,ine will keep for years. and’
the longer it is kept the better it is.
1
EPA RTMEN'I
5
Lemon Sauce.
\lix two teaspooili'uis of corilstaic’oi
with one cup of 14113141, add two 0111151
of boiling waster stirring free frolni
glumps, and cook twenty minutes
ithell add a icospoouful of lemon 1".-
tract (or juice and grated lilld of al
lemon) and one and one hall tabla-
Serve hot. Any'
hat is value to the health of collllllunities is
”preferred it is an excellent liquid.“ supply UT lllll'f' drinking “’3‘”- “
sauce. is generally recognised that a number
mix the juice thus . ‘1li’ (iii-leases, prominent among them
' Good Pie CHIS!- ‘are typhoid fever alld amoebic dys-
Sift together one quart 0f flour, one 'elltel'ywa disease lllol‘e common ill.
teaspoonlul 93-0“ 0f cream tartar “Mltl'opical climates but found also 111i
bull, and one half teaspOOni’ul of soda;
rub into this three large tablespoon
fills of lard, wet with sweet milk and
mix with a knife. No not mix to
still but just right to roll easily. Pie
'Ciust made in this way is more. w-llole '
some than that \\'lll(ll is extremely"
"ri(l1 and flaky. Aluavs use the best
of materials.
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l‘llSlllllll" bill If
Hilllli‘lll, Bllllllll,
8M Bllllllllfll“
Boot fthlvor and Bowolo."Bad Breath,
Bul- Colds, Sour Stomach.
(lot 11 iii-cent box.
Sick headache ibillousuess, coated
tongue. head and nose (logged lip with
'wut'll 11111101 is free from the batterln
plies oi' (lolliesiic wafer from sources
.iuzon causing amoebic dysentery. and
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FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1916
l
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111 1110010 1101
PURE DRINKING WATER.
'i‘he ccologlc resource of greatest
the Lilited Siait‘fi"fll€ toililatieil
.lllrougll coniulnilmicd waiel or 4011
tailiilluted food 'i‘heizeime a supply
of pine water will eliminate one. of
the soulces ol a'ucll infection.
it is highly desirable to obtain sup-
other than the shallow welTa, some
of them open, that are found near
many houses. The water obtained
from deep wells has percolated
through sands and other material for
M) great a distance that its impurities
have been removed by filtration, and
pounennes a sanitary value that
can 1107. .onl .bellrvenatlnuted.‘ torq
causing typhoid fever and the pro-
for
ll}
lllel
use obviates the necessity
shallow wells that may serve on
breeding plan: for Mmpltt'lce.
liv making some eye“ year you will 11 cold always trace ills to torpld li‘ .‘tlmsquiio lo nun l1 illuliilinl l‘nlettlona
always have it on hand. The receipt-
liuly be doubled, or more, using the
proportions given.
Rhubarb Mold.
'l‘llko pink. tender rhubarb and cut
in small pieces. Put two quarts thus
prepared into a covered 3111' in the ov-
cil, with 11 cup of water and one-half
pound of loaf sugar. When the juicc
is nicely drawn out drain it off and
dissolve in it one ounce of a lemon.
lloll for 11 few minutes, llll‘ll pour luv
to a timid and leave until firm and
cold. Serve. with cream, whipped or
plain. or with soft custard. 'l‘hc rhu-
batll only be used for sauce or plea.
Ally il'uil-pulcc that is liked will serve
for the mold.
GREENWlCH MAN’S FORTUNE.
llitl-II'IN\\'I(‘H. (‘nnllT'JML 21.~l.ct-
leis ot’ :uiluiilistl'ation \vcrc planted
in the probate coutt yesterday ,on the
111:» ol‘ George Lauder, J1., who died
~f [‘lli'illlluillll at his home here on
Jill]. 1, without leaving a will. l'hilllp
\i. Brett. of New York. a lawyer, was
named 1111 administrator.
The Hull and personal property oi
llle estate, li' was said. aggregated
about $275,000. Air. Lauder had all
income from 11 trust fund also. hilt
this cease-ti of, his death.
man——
ithlTATion or WAR A'RMAMENT'
l
1 \v -\n‘l1ll\‘il’l‘th, .1171. 21.»Backed
,by’iis great wealth 11.111' resources,
:'-.1'.d pith 1111 established naval build-l
lint. pl"o;:lnli1.tllc United States will:
he in a position at the close of the Eu-1
I openll war to call an internationali
conference for limitation of 8717111;-
ulent, Secretary Daniel declared yes
telliay before the House. Naval Com-
mittec. if these nations know that
we are rich enough anti big enough
and prepared to build more. dread-1
inongliis than anybody else; it will
give. us :1 stronger voice, " he said: '
v..—
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WOULD DlSMISS NAVAL CARE-TS.
EWASIilNGTONvE Jan. '21,—'«-Recoui
nicotiationa for the. dismissal of Eran-
cia J. Kelley, Jr.. of Brooklyn, and
Thomas H. Davis. of South Carolina.
from the Naval Academy were placed
yesterday before Fresldent Wilson. A
court luartialnfound them imilly of in
iractions‘of rules. L
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NEW- CONCERNS ’iNCURPORA‘TE‘D:
«4111111101111. .1111. 21.2.2117“: Nation-
al'Trap Rook -_C'ompony of Hartford
has men ‘11 ceilificato' of incorporation
James L. Warner.
(Rocky Hill: Howard M. Steele. of
- New Britain 71nd Harry R. Capen, oi- .
ed with. 11171111101111 capital
171
of
.bllc from the ii
- the constipated Mic limiter and pots ,
35:45. 6:021, 6:57x, 7102:, 7257:, 9:45x.
10:40.
" 10: 19. 11:12:. 11: 52;.
cr; delay.ed Il’m‘riillllfl food in the
bow els or sour, gassy stomach
Poisonous mater clogged in the in
,teslluoe. instead of being cost out of'
the system is reabsorbed into the
blood. When this 110111011 l‘eaf‘llt'ti con-
gestion and that dull. tlll'0llllllltz.'sick-
oiling headache.
Cascarets immaadiulely cleanse the
stomach, remove. the sour, undigested
food and (null gases, take the excess
and carry out all
oils ill the bowels.
A (last-arm ibnluht will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep» 11 10 cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear. stomach sweet and your liver
1 'e ' 111' for months.
111d bow is icgul
N. Y., N. H111 H. R. it
T imetablc
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9:40, 10:33x. 1025317, 11:51.
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BEES MADE HiM WEALTHY.
ill h‘urm and Fireside We read of 11.
1111111 who I
beekeeping.
"To a friendly impulse to help outi
1111 old neighbor who had fallen upon;
evil times and was compelled tomove‘
away, [loll E. l’lcl'l'ylllau, 11 l'i-lired
business man of Merrick bounty. Nc-
"WHICH. owes tile possession of that
largest apiiny in his state and the
(«mind of a most profitable business.
Frillnn llt‘llilll had compelled Mr. 891-,
rvillali io unit business, and the 101111;;
oi' his wife had left him a lonely and
ilrciiintuvely old man.
"Last year Mr. llcl't'ylnlm iuul'kclctl
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bccullle u'cllto-do throughl
1
“0 000 pounds of honey. at an :n'eialre
mice that meant over $3000 for his: the “iii-<1 11113 311. yulds plain malo-
vetti".~1 pleasant wolk. Vol only did he. fl
derive 11 fine income from his .1pil'1lrv, ‘
but he has drawn flom it a dlaft of
lzenlinn tollic that has completely re,
Fl()l"‘il him to health. Retiring from:
his store ill titty-four years of age.1
with apparcnth :1 brief span of life:
left to him. a result of too close?
attention to 11""'or affairs, he is to-'I
tiny perfectly wcll :' ’ happy."
NEW B'ABV GIRAFFE.
Billl.)GEPiT"“ f‘].-—-The will-
ier quarters at 11311112111 and Bailey‘s
circus here has anew baby giraffe. ii
born yesterday to.“ “Mary," a
highly prized giraffe. and is valued at
W.
lung Trouble, Yieidetl .
If you are sulfulm: with 7.11111: 'l‘rnulllc.
or if you know of acne fillIyKl‘lllllflii‘ pv-r
trouble of mill iilwsti- ,zuthlx '1 plctih-il-c
which has brought about t'mllllt'lc ri'
To Eckmnn's Altcrutlw. :i l‘l‘llli‘l
Throat and Lung 'lroubicu. h is i111 n
no large. luiuillcl of 1115119. lieml this: -
5 3 hi mrd Ayn. l'lllliu l3;
had an atom: of (irllillc. 71111.1 111'
Pneumonia. and lflll‘l' by 1.11111: '
tyrants. f ver and raised 41 .
awful-look n: chill and inter i
successive (hiya. Mill: and "(MR 1m am:
no distasteful 1 could kt‘mi nothing 11111111
.dercd to the mountains. but did tint g"
Eckmm Altorml H? was rcmliuiliendi 1)
mild lllgllt' a sh: -c|1 in!
770615.317 ll“!l{9\'hllli‘ill’ 11.111 111.171.. 11
from 'Ild e fir .
hemorrhmzo and my couch urnnull'lr l~-
-‘ o'émd until eutlrclv 110119.! um pclfi'ctly
Above 11 brevlntcti: more on rcqucst)
ckmnn' a Aitcrntlv'é has hour: prim-vi by
r severe. Throat Mill Ulric Mini-Nona.
ronchilinABronchlnl Asthma. Stubborn
$10,000. it is Mary's fourth baby.
' N. to This Medicine:
sun no at flit-ted. would 1111:. l‘ 11
307'ch in u numhct of vciy scrim. {7"
firm the fullist i will of lzt‘xlmliu: 111: .l
“Gentlemen: in the “liner of
in the winter of loot l 'llllil 11o .
hemorrhages: lit Ollt' time tlilci- in 1
Three physicians trclitcil 11ml “115 n.
LY 111 thndmhcA a” :1' taking :1. mun’l 1771:111-
Weight and nppetltc.gxl‘lii‘iii'orl‘iiiiiuliiioE-Ii‘i
“Affidavit ANN“) F‘ID‘I GHRAN.
may ycnra' llest to be most. \"ll 1111-11111
old: oath in uphuildl‘lui the 1.110111.
obtains no narcotics. poisons or habit
finingv dm . sit for lmoklol telling .
cries 11713 were to ltckmnu -
bot-111:”. 11mm 111 ha, [’11. i'or m.-
on. For “to by.» I loading niriilgcim
For solo by 'I'Ile aurora PM
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Prepared Kirstin/[y For 7711': Ne'mpaper
by Pictorial R e7'ie'w
Design For Lace or Embroidery.
yards 36 inch material will be needed. i
As always, 111- begin making the. '
paint by closing the seams as notched,-
so that the from call next be. turned1
illldcr. Then 1111'“ under edge, of Us:
1111 slot perforations; close center—book
scam, indicated by single large "1 4"
perforation, Adjust lapping front cogs
of front in small “111" perforations in
vest. t'i'lltt'r-lmcits and lower front
edges evcn; stitch invisibly. Gather
lower edge of waist between double
“TT” perforations and 2 inches above“
Adjust stay under gathers, center-1
1 «IhliT‘flflmuw i
the, L ‘0
$‘R‘CM
an 171 on mm W,
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backs cvon. hilllill “0" perforation It
under-arm scam and bring front edge
to center-front.
Now, close the sleeve scam as notch-
ed; gather on small "0" perforations,
draw gathers to required size and stitch
tape underneath. Gather upper edge
between double “'l‘T" perforations. Sew
in armhole as notched: small "0" per-
foration at shoulder seam.
When closing the back seam of skirt,
which is done first when coming to
the skirt, icove upper section ti on
above large "0" ‘Dc'l‘ffll‘allull for .1.
placket. 'i‘ut‘ll under lower cdgc of 1111-
pcr section on slot pcl'fol'ntiuns 11nd
haste; gather upper edge between dum-
hle. “’l"l"‘ perforations. Adjust lull-'1'
section underneath the folded Nine 112
upper section. center-trollts. scams 1 ml
edges underneath cvl-n; stitch 3 ill1~t.. 17
from the folded cdgo forming tut-ll 11‘-
cillluuidelul 11nd bordered
For the
materials that art so fuz- hlolluble. this
design is (‘nllt‘tiull v <1litt-1l,biing"raco—
ful and simple. to make.
Mutcfluls enriched by late cdgcs and
borders are so smurf this season that
they are a constant sourcc of pleasure ft‘ct. 'l‘ill'il lli'ill at lower cdgo on s11.. II
to the \\t‘ll dressed. This continue for “o" pcri’qralium. Adjum skirt, Sllllll"
I young girl is: mole of villbl'oillcl'ml illg llppcl' cilg'o ovm' upper row of
gathers in wrist ton right side), i‘o'll»
(er-fronts 111111 Center-hacks even, small
“0" perforations at under-11.1111 scam;
stitch lope iilidcr gatllcl's in shirt from
mutter-front to center-buck (1111 left:
siilct :llhl lllllr-ll for :1 closing.
Trim the sleeves: with tiny builds of
ribbon. finished in bows
.
Sizes 16, in and: 20 wars. Price, 16
voile, 3 yards 30 inches wide bclug rc-
qulrcd for the lower skirt HPCIlIm. ill:
\al'd l5 inches wide iol lilo front of
til 36 lilL‘th \\ lde fol upptl' pull of
skint sleevu, vest and ll-wk 11f 11.1151
Tllc sleeves may be ninth of 111-1 or llll—
nlr lace, liouncn in \\lli1ll or out i".
I‘lcwriul Rent" .1' (‘mminle No 0.010 .
route.
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RELIABILITY
W
is the keynote of our
furniture business.
WE HAVE ALL GRADES IN STOCK.
And the prices are just as low as the. quality of the goods Will-
warrant.
Our big store is crowded with FURNITURE suitable for
room in the house from the parlor to the kitchen.
RAYMOND 87 SON
FUNERAL DlRlECTORS Wall and High 31!. Norwalk, Ci.
.3”.
every '
‘0'. B. JaCkson i}: wALL crass-r
OPTICIAN .E‘lioglmAtra
Everything in‘the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific oonduotof who. .11: personal affair. today cloned
the moihodo‘ employed very Mostly ‘
Avoid 7110 liability
at not hailing I checking logoount. We invite accounts which am
given efficient and oourmm million.
’_ Fairlield County National Bank
THE OLDEOT IANK IN NORWALK.
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