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Hill SOOOESIIONS
lOll OOOO COOKING
Stuffed Potatoes with Cheese.
Bake until soft siv medium sized
potatoes and. with a sharp knife, cut
in. halves, carefully removing the
600de potato in a tuning bowl. inash
with a potato mash-tr. add butter.
minced parsley. halt‘ a cupful of rich
milk, and a small (-tipiui ot' grated
- Cheese, salt and pepper to taste. Beat
"With a fork tintil light and creamy,
then heap into potato skin. dusting
’the tops with grated cheese and re-
turn to the own until crisp and brown
on top. Serve Very hot. .
Sauce.
I Brown one teaspoonful of onion and
a table-Spoonful of flour in two table-
dpoonfuls of butter, then add a cup-
,tul of cider vinegar and stir until it
I‘bolls. season with salt to taste.
3 Dumplings scrvcd cooked in sauer
kruut and sparerib stew are
liked by those who enjoy that savory
dish.
I - Rice Pancakes.
‘ « Boil a quarter of a pound of rice tlll
quite soft. then drain and leave till
'oold. Mix with it one cupi‘ul of
‘ dream, four beaten eggs. at little unit,
nutmeg to taste two “bit-spoonfuls
, oi melted butter and flour to form a
Ejmooth butter
- Apple Ramekinc.
I Hall fill ramekinii with apple sauce.
,llllng the space with whipped cream.
{.00vcr With a short pie crust and
bake. Serte hot or (")ltl with grated
4 cheese over the top
Date Pic.
havi- llt‘l‘ll ~ltillt‘tl,
:iiid liiowiicd or
Dates that
(Well with :t nwri'tgtiu
(‘(l\'-
well P
Nesselrode Pudding.
.\iakt a tUstztrd o: thiet' tupiuls oi
I:i.lli. le cmpi‘nle oi sttgat. the _\olk<
oi lilt‘ rggs and .1 hair lt.i>Ll<)ltllllll oi
5. ll. strain and cool: add .4 pint of
thin cream, a tourth oi a cupi'ul of
pineapple llt_. tupi'tii: of
lilllltt‘ll and chestnuts. ’l'iio
niizs .m- put through a strainer aii'ter
tnelJn
willl a part of the mixture and
~irup and
mashed
looking lane a l\\Urt|ll‘dl'l
liioltl
to tilt ieiiiainder add onchali u Lup-
i'til of cut lll hits, a
quarter of a ctipiul oi >llllal12t raisins
and eight chestnuts broken in pieces
and soaked in cherry juice for a ten’
Fill a mold, cover, pack in
salt and ice and let stand two hunts.
St-ru- with whipped creatii, S\\9L'lrlli -i
and flavored with Mainsthino Sll..,i.
t.illtlll>‘ll tinil.
hours
Turnip: With Macaroni.
Quarter and cook tender
turnips, add some seasoned macaroni
to the turnips. Pour over the whole
small
some peanut butter. sprinkle With
buttered crumbs and bake until
brown,
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ATTEIWPT TO KILL WHOLE FAM-
lLY.
MAldllgN. Muss, Feb. 1. All at
tempt to‘hll a whole- faniily by pour
it: through the letter slot acids which
‘t'llt‘lillt‘tl notions gas was discovered
llcnry \‘l'ischuscn.
"ts.wilt-, his daughter lithcl, and hcr
son, Henry. Jr.. were overcome by the
here yesterday.
times. but were revived by a physi~
iiupcni'ler four liotti's' work. llluck
letterethld been received recently by
\vi‘acndfin
CASTORIA
lt'or Infants and Childmn
in Use For Over 30 Your!
\iways bears
the
SOOOESIIONS ABOOl
llil All Of DRESSING
A l‘d\tll‘lli'
loose coat.
garment l> llie‘ long
so Uliilt'ftiill) popular tiiai
it will bear repeated mention lleitcd
coat: hau- disappeared t‘ullrt‘l), or
rather tiicy halo bet-n taken our by
the nien' 'l‘hc ultra smart Frenchman
is tit-am»; .t b- it, .xonictinics oi li‘lllll'
4r and soim tziitcs oi" llll' mine water
iai. insulted tightly around hi« tth’l'r
coat. \\.ii’t ‘lil ladiis' tout: art tall
the ltlltrl‘ lroni the blltllll lcrs (ill-l rip
pling \wll at the llt‘lu, without a ~1f.ll
of a lie-it. >lriip or pocket.
them are made with yokcs.
Some itl
sonic are
ctit lii kiiiioiio shape at the top, others
have raglan litit all t'ollotv
the sanic bll‘illKill lint-s l‘iider
tliciii all eorts oi lowly
i‘rocks. morning. afternoon
etching.
Afternoon gowns an- ill the gt't'nlca‘t
demand. it is the
that is now the gayest in Paris,
the niatinct- |t(-rl.tl'tll2lllt‘l'>
ings at the
\turn for those ot'cthitins
elaborate, with slightly
necks. ()ne of taupe velvet,
cently. had short transparent lace
sit-eves attached to a Litisc velvet bol-
cro blouse that was cut round at tho
neck. The bolero fell over it wide sash
that tied in a large bow on the left
hip. The skirt was made with it \cl-
vct ovcrskirt, ctit in points at the
sides, falling over it lacc undershirt.
(Til? lilt'l' was dyed to match the \'cl-
\'l'l, .\no'hcr lowly gown had it black
\clvct shirt, inucli gathered, and the
lireiidtlis were cut iii points and shir
irod tis- llic)‘ were joined. The carnage
quite iovcrcd with
with it very high
soil vt-lvt-t collar. a wide v'i-lvct L'trdlc.
.\lt‘t'Yt‘S.
liltlht'
Hr!“
i’or
\\ (ll‘ll
Ul'
illlt-l‘lttioll hour
with
and gather
for
calms
are quite
hl‘l'll H‘
was of \\liitc lucc,
licad cniliroidcry.
Sonic oi the gowns
tlt'collci c
t he lHtt ~ltt His tlost to the arms
third gown oi bleu ioi \I'l\tl iiatIiI
c harming cape oi \tnttian lati
tapt “as (ut
pitce for the
“albl llllt
in two long
back falling lit-low iii.-
and a shorter jtll‘ii‘ for the
pit ( t .\‘, it
from Daub mounted to form a t‘t-ry
high collar. and the put-cs \\t‘i‘l' join
ed at each side with fancy ltutltilifi
just at the curve oi tiic neck above
the shoulder. hanging tipcli ou-r each
arm. in fact the shouldcr l'il|lt' oi iii-
iiiiite variety proliiiscs to rcigti su~
prenic in the world of fashion in the
spring
A Smart Coat.
A smart topcoat of dark lilo.-
dine st-eii a short whiti- ago was a
coiiiliination oi‘ the litrcctairt- and
Louis X|\ period \\:t< cut away
abote the waist line in front. \\'ll|lfl
the back and sides of the coat extend-
ed to within a few inches of the skirt
The coat was fastened tar t.- onc billi‘.
with ilat hone buttons, and the broad
turned down collar was liitcd with
china lilue silk. The sleeves wot-e cut
iii (the with the coat and were liittshcd
\tilli itared culls of gahardine.
gab.”
It
Sailors in Vogiie.
Largo l‘rencli sailor nliapcis show no
sign of waning popularitv. which
scarcely to be wondered at, since they
have proved themselves liecoining all
through the winter season to widely
dil'lercnt types of faces and styles oi
coii’hirc. (lite of the ncwcst French
sailor hats for late winter is iiitttlc
iii wltilc vclottrk tttnl lliicd under the
brint with black velvet. A broad band
of white corded silk ribbon is driiped
round the crown. and drown tip in
front into two big loops, held iii pliico
by it circular motif compound of the
some ribbon.
in
\"itat sire ittf'ia'~~ do you \tt-ai ‘.
IMPOlllAlll llilNOS
Attractive Blotters.
HUtsItiooiii biottcrs arc
with still ciiintz enters. the blotter
leaves instdt- being held in plact
t ul't l't‘ll
narrow satin ribbons. 'llie ciiiiitz is
the same as that th‘il ill the hanging.
of the room. ()ii the outside cotei oi
the blotter u picturc. clipped i'ioni a
magazine or Sunday paper.
and then the
l5 pilfili‘d.
cover is shel-
lacked. 'rllt‘§t‘ lillillt‘l‘b are very handy
for guestrrooiii
ncucd cheaply
keep them
pi-arance.
Plilll't‘
liar and may be re,—
aiid til‘tcn enough to
fresh alid iiiiititig iii ap
Care of Complexion.
Sonic coliiplcxionu will not
soap and water. others canii.it endure
oil cosmetics. There is as much dii’
it-rcncc between coniplexions as there
is between digestimisrr what is food
for one in poison for another. .\5 a
general rule. for the average skin
the soap and water bath at night is
of great benefit. To retire with the
dust and grime or the day remaining
on one’a countenance is to treat one‘s
lace negligently.
Rose Petal Culhlonu.
Soto pillows were never more
cliuriiiliig! Where is the woman who
can resist the appeal of the newest
rose-petal one? it is shaped exactly
like a rose. with the petals ncitrest
the heart of the deepest shade. Each
peiiil cnl separately. gathered
where it lit attached. and by this:
perfect
petal.
accept
is
means is shaped so tlial tlic
tiowi-r is simulated pctnl by
Among these satiny pctnls the head
«llil(> to rest in downy case.
with succ‘cttt-«i an“. tit” and “itittlit‘il ~‘iic'nuiure of o m and bands of \'t'l\t‘l encircling tlic ‘.\i-otit a halt \i/c tot \l“"ll it” \ good .ltl\. pays host in the best
, creatit. ,ill'lll‘o ju~t allow the elbows, holding ytti" l‘iiticii llowl, paper.
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VANOERHOOF MARRiAGE. Mitre/ind soon (llll‘f .lohn iiilrkt'l' .\tltl lltc paths oi lllllll.lll lllt' .it'e tit-hilly chili-(tor ill llllt'l ital It.» WET/(12741
; Aged Orange Hat Manufacturer is and lhrm- other. IXJllt‘c-lllt‘ll atiiii-uri-d Irmwd IIIIIII ,IIIIMI .\. “I,” “II“ I”, ,IN
e, i lid h ”'ttii l .li‘tiug‘le with th- tltt . ~ ' .
Known Her ‘ . H (I \ f \\ llt'lt‘ tlic i\.ll llt‘l\ \‘il't p ttii‘ llictt lliLlll ll'o' tlii-tt- \M't‘t \t‘li it‘“ “it“ a 01$,
. Many batters who have been out Welcome Sch‘niltlvl‘s. They tot-coil ,
. . . .. ._ ‘ittltlt‘t'tl itH‘ll lath-d to pay the lll't'l'iil‘lnl lii\ yo»
ployed m (lrangc. \. ,|_ at \m-ions them on tho \liitt-r lawn lllll lot see i l ‘ t ‘ I ll ,
. I" : 7 ‘ i“ 2 \ ll ‘ “\l "
‘ times know (‘lntrlcs ll. \‘aiidcrhooi. t-tal hours the rat-kit oi banging cans . \jiitit till to. ill \\ll\ l\' the ill“ ll ii ' " ”l l' ‘ l ‘I‘ ' III" i'I- ”‘ ‘I
who figures in tlic following story mode sleep for the Miller family and U1 mm. M ”m I “MP ;: ‘Im A " I"! ”n Innmnnln
I I . -; , '. . . . , __ ~~l . . I penalty Is :tltacict. (1 l-l Pnlenlflfl'wt
which .ippcar. lll .\t w \ art. but» N I“ tell ‘(lr- ”"1’0- - i ‘i‘ I ;.l\.- 1...}. and tll't'lllll\ to llit‘ ..._._--._-. _, 1310 cc was
under date of Saturday last-
When it was~ iczmicd ltt~t niultt that
Charles H. Vaniilorhool,
yours old and a ucaithy liat inanui‘ao
turer of East ”range, and .\liss~ Nellie
. Elsie Miller, twt-iitytwo, oi t‘uldwcll.
IN. J., had been secroily married last
- Wednesday, more titan a hundred
young men and women of (‘aldwell
gathered at the bride‘s home with all
kinds of nonsmoking implements and
began a hideous cliarivari.
Frank W. Miller. contracting 'Iiuild-
' er. the father of the bride, appeared on
the flout porch when the noise was at
its height and called for silence. The
_. crowd, beliet'ing a pleasant announce-
‘1 ment was to be made. became still,
and then Mr. Miller is said to have
.«m cm y-t wo
an:
I'll shoot every person that does
0 get out of this yard in three min-
fditesl"
. This was met by boots from the
crowd. and the nolsemakiiig was re~
Burned with greater energy. There
were calls of:
.“Where‘a Nellie? Bring her oui!"t
Where's Grandpa Vanderhoof'.’ Oh, i
you grandpa caveman!"
[Mr Miller is said to have cried that
0 would get a shotgun as he ran
:buck into the home. However. he
ttdld not return. but telephoned to the!
. . OPEN NOS'l'lllLSl EMD
A COLD OB GATARRH
, lIlow To Get Relief When Head
. and None are Stuifed IUp.
i
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l
' ‘AA‘A‘AAAA
V vvvvvvvvvvv
Itmnt ill'ly' Your cold in head or
rill disappeatfl. Your clogged nus-
wlll open, the air passages of
head will clear and you can
, oItreely. No more snufllig, hawk- i
‘nuscous discharge, dryness orl
, . clie; no struggling for breath at
your druggict and apply a
this fragrant nuttaeptlc cream
.‘uoltrllu. it penetrates through
his mouse of the bend, soothing
minimum giving you instant:
gnu! uoldl and «unit yield]
‘51:» .Don't tiny .ltuflod-up cud
iTIoh'éM‘g'
A to“ \!r
purchased a homo owned by tlic girl‘s
grandmother. a tow doors from litt'
.\lillcr home, but the sorcnadcrs lit‘lll
.i «low watch last night that lit-
days ago Vaiiditrhoor
~iitli
and his bride, ll'illtlit'd in her paicnts‘
lioinc, \\t-rc unable to reach lllt‘il' on ll
"dott- cot c " .
.\lr. \'iilidcihoof is the father of live
children and the grandfather of ill.
lli's youngest child lit ten years older
than his bride. Despite the half ccn-
itiry of time separating the uni-s of Mr.
Yonder-hoof and his bride her parents
said it Wilsdl “true l0\'t‘illlflll‘h."
Friends of the family had been in.
formed curly last week of the unusual
engagement. anti that tho weddlnu
would be on \Vn‘shington‘s birthday.
Therefore the surprise was complctc
yesterday when her parents announc-
ed that the couplehad been secretly
.niarrifl Wednesduy night by Rev. 'l‘.,
tSttiaril‘FhMolynotix. oi‘ the First l‘res-
byterltin church of Caldwell.
l:.'ll't‘\\t’ll l’lacc,
\lltl with and wrong we
lll't'\\
right
alongr
iiiglit in tlic
lllltl'lllllg song:
l'l'tilll dream of .t
Satin- sail story oi sorrows iiltl;
.\':itttc swccl joys that thc heart
would hold:
.\lltl tlic wountlctl
sighs for rest——
.\lltl t'cFl t‘ttiiit'< s\\'ct‘l \\lit'll (itttl
thinks licst:
.\iid \vc glimpse the light of tlic
liltirllllig‘.< face
:\t the shining: gait-s of tlic lTarc-
wcll l‘lacc.
lircail still
Linonine
A Great Home
.\liss Miller had been proiiiineiilly
'len'i":ed with the social aiTairs oi,
Caldwoll and was popular in -tth
youii§ei sot Many of her girl friends
were in the scienading party that last
night- was driven of! by the police.
“v.
Tni§FAREwnLL PLACE.
. Stanton in \ilaiila Lon—l
stittttion. l
it's the some old w orltl,
and shade,
That God in the first,
morning: niadc;
Same sweet stars
above,
\\ 1th light like the light in the
gags you love;
l7.(l
swcct
in the sky
Same ”old round 0’ the rosy
years;
Satiié' old sorrows you see:
through tears;
Same old road, and same old
race
To ‘runi'With a dream” of
_F,attcwell Place
the
O the wraith- folk rise and date
the skies
their fire whcrc
mg flies: .
And you hear-the loud war- rtlltlll-
d‘er '
I'I‘illaittshake the grates at a
workings feet;
in shine
the .
‘ Remedy
ior Coughs
and Colds
Linguine brings relief, even in the
- most stubborn cases, and the world of
medicine knows no surer curative ag-
ent for bronchial afflictions thtin Lin-
onlne. When the throat is parched and
the lungs sore with severe colds the
inflammation from membrane and tin-
l
‘ 6110.
AND IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT
FORM OF COLD YOU HAVE, 111N0-
NINE IS WHAT YOU WANT.
N. Y.,N. H.& H. R. R
Timetable
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—-1:39x. ozlflx, 6:09. 6:57x,
7:18x, 7:40, 8:10x, 8::1x, 8:59x, 9123);,
9:40, 10:33x, 10:53x.11:51.
P. .\i.—1:l3x. 1127);, 3202):, 3:29,
tzltlx, 5:18x. 5:45. I; ti2x. 6:47. 7:02x.
7245):. 9.45x.
Sundays.
.\.i —l2:25x,
‘tlx. 11: Six.
P. M.-»1:1:lx, 224k, 3:12x, 4:31:
5:45, 6:02x, 6:57x, 7:021, 7257:, 9:45x,
10:40.
A
1011)
6:421, 8 2 64,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. “
A. M.—4:§lx, 5:30, 6:39, 8:001,
:511. O:15x, 10:03x. 10:06, 10: 50x.
1’. M.—-12:03!. 1:06, 2:04x, 2:67,
3:27;. 3:54. 4:23. 5:13x. 5:29. 5:32
‘6:00x,
‘,12:00x.
6:06. 8:10x, 9:37, 11:16x,
Sundayu. I
A, M.——-6:00. 8 : 00:, 9:00. 10:03:,
to: box.
1’. M.—12:10. 1:032, 3:391. 5:02,.
6:25x. 6:001. 7:20x, 8:10x, 11:15x,
12:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. lib—12:23:, 1:181, 6:05, 7:15.
9:15x. 10:18x, 11:12:, 11:57:.
P. M.—1:20, 3:16x. 4:28, 5:19. 6:20.
6:51, 7:082, 9:25. 11:22.
Sunday; Ii
A. M.—-12:23x. 1:133, 7: 43 92151,:
10:19, 11:12x."11:51x.
P. M.—2:09x. 4:46x, 6:331, 6: Oil
7:083. 13:39:, 9:251. l
court-t NORWALK To nwusunva
A. M.-6:13. 8:27. 9:693.
P. tin—1:30. 4:36x. 6:25 7:14.
Sundays.
A. H.—lo:87,
l
- P. Il.—l:15. 7:80. i
amount! 1'0 SOUTH uonwnxl
A. M.—-6:00. «:25, ‘8:18.,1ll:051.
11:60.
‘ r. are—4:23. om.
Quad-yo.
A. u.—_v- so. -
P. u.-—n: 10. rioL'I_ ‘.
Security illilg. ., ill!) hit. ..
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Costume In Old Green Broadcloth.
lllitl 1'
int!-
lttt ‘Jt i .i‘ '.i ‘
Ill v .timtil it c, .. 1.. .s
Although it it-
hs m ige or sit”..-
us Lot i..‘t.l‘.tlt‘l‘ h‘ \- l
of “e iiru Nation «1,
My: :ippedlal e
niiiart t-r- -
bi-iiiitli lot?) is .\'-
tl...t it Ls t..~‘ml i‘oi'
pit 'i tlit~>>~v
~“hliitlii- .~
\ll i.i
li..ili_\
.\‘ thin Mason.
intuit lzcre
The “1er '
is: taint-d Itl' i
. 1d git-i n tioth, although it
tiltl titsigii t‘ur iti..tiii..‘.
'l‘lie iie- k may lie lilllhlll‘tl iii lilglifl - r
tow en‘ect while the belt lllfllxls fl‘ltltt «t
with the poikct by the aid or a it.
i‘nn t-ntinct'tiiig fold
The niatt-iial is folded. as shown . i
the t tilting ptiide. being laid out on " o
ltlltlt‘ full lciigth. first to be plat-v!
directly on the told is the standing I ~ ‘7
lar, if it is to he used. Htiierwiesc. l' .
part of the pattern may he laid his . i»
is :i sph- ,
almost ary
\ . ‘- to he used later. Next to be platu
l «_ P I; the back gore, folio“ ed by n... 1,“, k ,-
‘ tlit- “illhl and the collur. To the ripi:
- ‘ 4|! the collar. lint placed (in p lt-ligl
\ 1 ' I viise thread. is the pocket. lliF l-It
« .' I I wining last
. ll \1‘ it M tippositi- the hack gore. the fit-“t
i: E ‘t‘ {y \‘ Kttl‘f‘ or tln- chin is laid not) the \u'
\\ i.. 5 :xI‘I {I} ioiiowu to the right of the {tout go ._
gt, ‘ :I b; I- t . llt'eii I! made or contrasting nialtr.l
«\, (I ; Kl l l \ the pattern is plated in the goods .s
Did“ >’ t l 33 ~ i' .l ~ shown in the l titling guide. The Inc ‘,
\I \ t, ‘i‘. . sit-t \l and - olf. plan I'll on a length“ we
*‘ i i. f‘bf‘,‘ thread are the last set tionu to be ill‘
; ll t‘aiiteti on the material. after “lit. i
. l'\l‘r\ tliiiig is mad) {or cutting.
, \I \ l-‘or shot-t slct-u-si, cut off lower p...t
\ of citlioi' bl'~\t' on «mull "o" [it-riot..-
‘ «I littllfi
. ~ . lf iliriiiuiicti of unstable lllhlt‘l int 'iti
I 65l8 t'rtwk lll.l_\ tuitil-iiic tun i-idiiits ti . u
color itr Al. \ci‘y tlatk tolt-r i.t.d \i‘ i t.
\Vlictlici' h‘lil‘ is lliiliitiiig oi winter or It i: :i pt‘.o'.it:il as \.vll .t~ »t\.-~'|
spring clotlits. llll‘ miss of iasiiit-ii \llil llit tlcl
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