' ‘reporta from New
satin, is most satisfactory. The fact
. that the underblouse may be changed,
' and the frock so varied, makes its up
peel to women who like a change now
and then, but who cannot afford a.
great number of frocks.
- , . . Satin or taifeta blouses or jumpers,
Continued Pupularity of the Jumper. ith sleeves of a transparent or con-
)1 trusting material are still being worn
, The W dress or blouse is one for afternoon and more dressly occuv
of theuoet satisfactory notions intro- aims combined with skirts of taffe-
duoedhr many seasons; instead of ta, tsille or satin.
losing {aver bec e of its general .
. popularity, it is, on the contrary, be-
coming daily more in demand. For
llllllllllflkl
The Vogue of White.
White will be quite as modlsh for
skirt, suit and frock this season as it
has been for the past summer or two.
Serge.
in its various cords will be far more
practical; it may be easily and olfac-
tlvdy tulbbed when soiled. These
corduroys come in the pale pinks , h garniahlng with a few 1511811511 orange into
blues. Yellow. and similar tones [or
separate skirts. sun. and sport costs
or blouses.
Among the season's novelties is the
house cost; it cloaely resembles the
sportcoetormmuldmld in fact
be used for the some purposéis, but
/ it has been designed tor house wear.
to take the place, as it were. oi the
idnmo with the «woman who does
not care form who hits not the time
to indulge in, the luxury of on com-
pletoansgliaeensawklmeno orslnl-
liar Whiting house nobe- Thee
-'.a.re being duveloved in the colored
. cottdii corduroy; and in a like corded
cottons. They a finished with wide
collars. (10093100!!! poems and are
loosely- -b.elt.od L‘On'iilllned with skirts
of white linen, duck khan}. or cotton
(Mum). they are excellently suited
in morning wear and tho house.
COAL DEALERS CASES CONTIN.
. UED.
\ANSONIA Jan. 22. —-The case of
\lichuel \udkin. coal dealer, arrested
yesterday, when vcbarloa Fine. oi
Hartford deputy su erlnteudent
weights and measure's, found il'll al-
"and too of cool sold by Yutlkin to
\
t'; M!‘ lll.
4
qr.
.' ”4er Dress of Serge.
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“fine-tr. street, and genera-ii daytime l
wear the dark blue serge Jumper Weigh but 1,810 pounds, was ('Onllnv
frock comb ed with an underblouz- e lled until Monday ill the city court
of crepe do lne, Georgette, or black here yesterday.
i
Vslillli to. it fill
lll lll Mill
6
3250.0“ CONCERN.
1.
National Trap Rock Company, of
Hartford, incorporates—The Mon
interested—Other Papers.
The National Trap Rock Compony
D M, in Norwalk and wear of Hartford has filed a ccltificate of
resin era
ers of: the very latest thing are fol
lowing with interest “Eh" figdlnfiigs
s .~ on e
of W W York. skirts will be
just ea» full“. as last season. but just
a little longer. Suits will remain
very morph-km mdQM‘: wainlz- lines.-
Tiler will belvsry. full around
him. m wilhbebig hats as well
little high; crowned tarballs- There
will mm subtle veil-a too. and it sat.-
isagroedthattherewlllbelotsotcem
tulle used for afternoon; ev‘ening' and The United States Smelling and Al.
$250,000. divided. edually. between
preferred and common. Tile incor-
lHlll; Howard oi. Steels. of
New yBritain. and Harry. it: f‘apen, oi:
lHartfnrd. The purpose of the com
pally. is to deal in crushed stone and
JA-
. t
fill illusion
rum clout
Pumpkin Pudding.
into a saucepan put
stewed pumpkin, one and one half
cups of sugar, a level teaspoonful of
salt, two teaspoonfuls
ouehaif teaspoonful of ginger, and
the same of grated nutmeg, a heap-
ing tablespoonful of butter and two
~ cups of milk, and allow to cook gent-
ly until just boiling, stil ring frequent-
ly to keep ll'le pumpkin from scorch-
l
gabardlne and broadcloth are illg. Add a tablespoonful of (om- nu
smart for those who can afford more starch stirred smooth with a little WNW“ to
than one white frock or suit, but lJrV (01d milk and ”.0 well beaten 8888- teaspoomful
"16 mm“ “0”“ com“ ““1"” Cook until the mixture thickens, stir W9"-
ring all the time, pour into dishes,
and serve cold with whipped cream,
sweelltened and flalored with vanil
walnut meats placed here and there
on top of the «ream, or with spoon-
fuls of cum!“ jell) This is liked
better than the timehonored pumpkin
pie.
' To Can Strawberries.
Hull the berries at night and sprin-
kle through them half as much sneer
as you have berries. in the morning
let them best to the boiling-,poinl
and can Raspbefrlfl may ‘also be.
o‘csnned in the. same manner.
Rhubarb And Pineapple Pie.
Pare the Pineapple and shred or
mince it; take equal welght of rho
barb, peeled and out small. mix the
two/lull! to one pound of fruit Mid
three-fourths pound of sugar (or
pound for pound, if you like swim
’sweet, ricll jam), put in your preserv-
lnx kettle. let stand a little while to
form juice, heat slowly and cook.
stirring often, uiltll thick.
Cream Strawberry Pie.
Line a plate with good crust, fill
with berries, sweeten as required—
0‘ actordlllg to size til/plate and tart“ "
nose of frullhvoovo’l" m uni
bake. \Vllen dolls, lift the top
which should be thloksrltban usual
and poil’r over the trait a custard
tilts llllllllllul'
if this lill [Nil
l’iillvlliliNCE, ii. 1., Jan. 2i.-»'l‘o
llll' saw the end oi the second Week
r l I" trial of Mrs Elizabeth F. Mollr,
l
incorporation with the secretary oi p Vim” Brown and Henry Spellmanfl! 18:.-
state. The capital stock is given at to“: the murder at Dr. C. Franklin .40, 10: 333, 1Q‘l'sax, 11:51.,
Main. .As the cross—examination of‘
George W. allealls, Dr. lilohrs chant-l
roan. was not completed yesterday.
i
pastors are Jun“ 1" Warnem, °’ and it is understood that the State I: 4“. 0: 46:.
will introduce several more witnesses.
the conclusion of the State’s case is
{lot looked for '«before the middle of
' net work. Court sessions are 'not
lhel on Beturdmru ‘
Mour, concluded his crossiexamlnatlon
of Healis today. The witness said
two cups 01 g
of cinnamon. ‘
fl very finely chopped; about one cup is
let-'— ,
J. .l. Fitzilerald. of counsel for Mrs;
milk or thin cream. feated to the! COLUMBUS.
boiling-point. one tembonful of DOWN
tiered sugar and one half ”“9003" Behind llllll l
a) the gray Azorcs
fill of cornstarch “9‘ :0 3 “3‘19 9°”; lehillll lllt (Bates oi Hercules:
will; cook three millu 06 “1 19‘ 3“: lml'orc him not tht' ghost of
com before putting into the pie. Re- i shores
91808 the ONE“ angusprmkle “ital Before him only shortlcss seas:
powdered m- pot-mes “ lhl good mate said: “Now must
other fruit may 8‘80 be ““9“ 1" a we prav
“mu" manner For 10! the very stars are gone,
Brave admiral, speak. what shall
1 say?"
“Why, say. Sail till! sail on!
sail on!”
Oranle Custard Cake.
Cream one half tup of butter with
one cup of granulated sugar, add onel
halt cup of sweet milk. and one and;
one half cups of flour, sifted with two,.
tsaspoontuls or baking powder, alter-l
tely with the white of four one,
a froth. lavor with a
of orange and bake in
My men grow mutlnnus tinybv
(lav:
\ly lllcll unlit ghastl} \\illl and
w cak ”
"I‘llc stout lllatcdhnilght of llUlllt;
l a spray
l of salt ware
Filling.
su‘alrthy cheek.
Grate the yellow rind of one large," \Vhat shall I sail, brave admiral,
one pint oi milk; let .
2 so. ',
mottled“? $3.3: ‘22:? H W)“ sifiht "ausht bul sens at
e dawn?"
222.72.222.22‘232.T°‘2.2’22.2“2.2i w... you .h... o... ...
minutes, stirring constantly Beet l _Sfiilém m” on!
the yolks oi the four eggs light, add
one halt cup of sugar and a half-cup
of the thickened milk. stir until per
‘teetly smooth. then pour into the re:
minds: of the milk and cook one min-
me, taking cure that it does not boll.
Spread between layers when cool.
~—
I
washed his
sail on! "
9
”my sailed and sailed. its \\'lllil-
might lilo“.
1 hill at last lllt l)l&lllihtll lllatt
1'l‘vzl'fl'lifil" ‘
“by llll\\ llill l‘\(‘ll God would
know
Hmull l and .lll lll\ lllcll lzllli
(ii-ad
H‘llltst’ \'li\ \lllltls forget
\‘tl‘,
l‘tll‘ llel from tlusc dread was
is gone.
\lnl <lnak. lll’:l\(‘ afllllll‘hll silizlk
am! sol" _—
Ho soul: ‘Sull nll' szl'll oll'
on i"
v. Liver Dumpllnga.
Cut up fine 0 loaf of baker' a bread‘ !
and moisten w h sweet milk. (Milli!
care to not gst‘lr too wet. lover and}
let attend one or two hours; lbenladdf
three ecu. ll liPltlt‘ll. two laryna
tablvswonfllla f melted butter, chop-
ped onion. and pepper and salt in?
taste. a little nutmeg. if liked and the
grated rind of one lemon; mix all
these in redlents thoroughly wth the _
prepare: bread, and at last add the ~"Thll ‘fllll'fll ”it“
n n skinned and spake the mate:
‘1‘" “mm, u“ so ”This mod sea Show: lll~ iteth
tonight
1H»: curls his lip, he lies lll wait.
' thirty to, thirty- “lib lifted teeth. as if to bite!
' dumplings can Brave :ldmirzll s.l_\ but. one good
word:
\\ but shall \\ c llO when lulpc ls;
gone. 7"
“in words lcapt like a leaping
sword:
"Snilwn! sail on! sail on:
on!"
sailed. Tlll’ll
Form balls the
the l'i pro
m in boiliniz
ire of? use
lsal ted w.
’lfivo dilutes.
fbo made‘ without the liver if one does
loot cans for lll ahd‘nre elicellent
t'llen with split poll soup. Pour the
lamp on the cooked dumplings.
N Y., N. ll. & ll. ll. it
Timetable
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all fl
l‘llcll pale. and worn. lli‘ kept his
deck, ,
And pt‘tl‘t‘il through darkness;
All. that night
of all dark nights! \llt'l tilt-ll 3i
speck—-
A lioht!
light!
It grew, at
lt grew to be
down.
lll“ gained a \\'I "
world
lts grandest lesson:
on !"
COUTH NORWALK 7'0 NEW YORK.
A. lll. ~11 39x, 5: 42x. 6: 09. 6. 671..
7: 40. 8: 10x. 8: 213:, 8: 59!, 9:23x,,
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:1 light! :1 light! a
l P. Mann 131.1273. 3: 021. . 3:20,,
d rlit lint: unfurled!
4: 311. 5:181. Sufi—6:021; 6:47, 7402:,
link“ 5 burst of
Sundays.
A. ' M. ——l2: 25x,
'10. 38!. 11: 51:.
r. Evin 13:. alt-ix. i: 11:. 4.31:
is“ ”45 a: 02x, s: 57:. No.7: 51:. 9:483.
310. 40. .
”l: he gave that
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5:422.
"( )n sail
———}oaqlllll M illcr.
ll‘lt‘ll"
sail :
6313/ eY’rdctl'cal
flame DPQJ‘J’ flaking
4mm:
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Prepared Especially For This Newspaper
by Pictorial Review
Frock of Self Striped Voile.
pockets and hill and wllal of u
trusting material.
3.2
There is nolllillg pl'ell‘lel' among l' e
inexpensive lllillPl‘llilS for developit'g
this frock than tapestry blue self-SIN!"
ed voile. it is smart when made upml
even the simplest dines and combilus
well with trimmings of the same
contrasting llmterial. This model is
made without a lining, and _the ba-‘k
of the waist extends over the from an
give it yoke effect with pointed tales:
The attached skirt is a font-piece dc,—
slgn finished with a deep hem at the
lower edge and trimmed on either side
of the from with large pockets. in
medium size the dress. requires 3%. _
yards 6’! inch material, with 90 yard
contrasting material for collar and belt.
There can be no mistake ill cutting
the dress it the guide is carefully etud- ,
led, for each section of the pattern’ie
placed to secure smart lines and avo'd
waste of material. The collar sections~
and back of the waist are laid on the
lengthwise fold of goods as illustrated,
and the belt is placed ill the same “as. '
but can be. laid tl'ossvlise also if H?—
sired.
The front gore of the skirt runs llw' -
nllel with the sell use of the voile, NF!-
ing on a lengthwise thread. The sit-eye
and pocket \‘Lilll? next, and toille l'igvzt
of these is the front and ruff. Aft-r
these sections are placed there atill le-
lnsina considerable spare on which '0
place the hack gore of the skirt.
1! the tnblllllr offer-t is not fullciul
for the yoke, then cut off the pointed
shoulder edge of back 3‘. inch forll'ar-l
on line of small “0" perforations. '2'
shorten the skirt the hem may be more
dccpcr ol' thel lower edges of the norm
lllt. off the desired amount
While the use of r'olltlealing lllnlolilll
for the belt nnd collnl are exr‘lardinl: _v
*plfll'L the dress will be in «(many good
taste it made entirely of Hits voile.
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A pleasing little one- -plecc frock of
self- striped voile illmmed with large
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Pictorial Review Costume No. 6564.
inches bust. Price, 15 cents. .l
la the keynote of oujr
RELIABDJITY furniture business.
WE HAVE ALL GRADES/IN STOCK. .
And the prices are just as low as the quality of the goods wtll‘
warrant.
0hr big store is crowded with FURNITURE suitable for
room in the house from the parlor to the kitchen.
RAYMOND; s snuff
runes». anemone .wa‘ll ml High so. Network c6,"
every
“marmal- ‘umlnum company. incorporated, of.
_—————7—-‘-- INew Haven, has filed a certificate of that ‘drs Mohr had told him she:
would not allow her son Cha'rles to
(i bummed. «Seoul-7e ’5‘..le in the 0,9100. of. the 390150 to his ahorne at ileum, l
' Lkfltfiaw granny: of~\state. The capital stock is wnlle.l)r lMohr- lied Nina Emily: 8 r- m
RHEIMS.
_—.——
n rapt “pagination molly tlmes
l’vc stood and w’atchd and
new YORK 70 sourll nonwaut.’
A, lr.:——i m. we use; sim« l
:liix'. «:15: 1mm. 10:06; rumor.
u" WALL e'rllas'l'
' nonwsut
‘3“ ' m m W8 h,» 4' ”75,000, divided into 1,760 shares, '30? all!“
each of the "par value of 860‘.
“’5' m“ Mm” a“ ram 'Ml The fincheriralmsdge company of
Commissioner F. H. Stndtnmeller that New Haven an d the Bridgeport m“.
3‘3“" 1“" “menu“ the “a” m tic Webb company of Mansfield have
. m“ “ ”ma“ °' ”‘1‘“ “mm“ filed lerllficates of dissolution.
83"!“ ‘0 housekeepers from dress The Waterbury Independent Den»
.‘W'W- "Mt takingnotice ofthe oci‘etic. club; articles of association.
'. Mon! which the 18' ”980“!“ The signers of the articles are William
,. willie is declmd quite sen- Lane. John tonnes, and Euclid sea.
f in Waterbury and Brldgeportand sette '
MRWW to W “their The Newtown Country club Realty
New: emulate. in: the ma to.- mating: certificate of organize:
'{a‘tlievrlcesmsuit case marked in non. ,. »
a way as to,indlcate its con- The Eight Bells Film company of
‘ ”Waterbury certificate of lncorpora.
tion; capital stock 625,060.
"Another-Mutual; trick whichcoln
-. . The Morgan dummy of New Loll-
. shaman: has discover.-
bottles. of colors
ital stock $15,000
motorist-re it theavpearencs: l'
.ui' butter. This trick is non- ;
don.- certificate ot.incorporation, ca’pi
John 3 Edwards counsel (on Smlb
“183,711!!! began his crosarenlnlm
tion of the witness
For
Emergencres
When you have a bilioos at-
ta'ck, or when you feel illness
comingioile— promptly more the
bowels, Start. the liver wetting.
and put your entire. digestive
system in good shape with a
(insect-two of~ dimm-
l
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r. )lr—tl- out 1‘:me an.
mm}; 3:54. 4*”. 5. nor 5.3; 5:33
:6: our, 6: or. 3:10;,- do. 11:15:.
in: our
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06“”.-
Jul—0:00. 8:002. 0.00.10:088.
10: Fina ,
[—12:16.’ 1: 031.4: 30:.
5: 25:, 6: 00:. 23.20:. 8 10!.
5:02,
11:16:.
count mean: renew seven
are" an”: 1:191; was; 7:15.
11" 572- ;
P {LL—1:20: 8216!. 4‘28, 6.103620,
6251. 7‘ 08!; 9: S. 11:32.-
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A. lid—12:33: um. i: is. a: tax.
‘V“1olo,unx.usrx.
ma'mslux. has; our.
worship‘d in thy streets, e
Where bursting steel shrieks
death, and loud hoofbeats
Of cavalry instead of €\ cning
chimes ,
Are heard, 0 burnt and desecrat~
ed Rhe'lms
ChriSt’s fairest monument no
longer greets
Man’ 5 hidhest expectation! The
. soul climbs
T'o heights like this in
stone no more
Imperious and irreverent is
man: *
Busy with arms and material
schemes.
carved.
him! as of yore
\He spares to God what little
he can
2. Love’s demolished dreams.’
fibres... ‘ “Stillmt in Pastoralsf’
by Paul Shivcl ‘
W
'\
Kings have" theirrdark way with“
.. From building mol’tal power on
0. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Linc
Eye's Examhled Free
PHONE 4'
w
lulu Are ml: Assets?
The sclentlfioeorldu‘otothm and percent. shire today clause L.
the methods employed very distinctly . . ,
Avoid- The nanny
40f not having a m. account. We invite accounta which
‘3 given efficient and courteous attintlotl.
2de County National— Bank f
. rm 0m IANK IN NORW‘LK.
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