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,. oyster liquor.
T roll out and cut in squares, put
spoonful of the mixture iii the centre

 

, regulating sick. sour, gassy stomachslnmizc to be present or to submit writ-

? dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomachi
; trouble has made it famous the world
. over.

. your home—keep it handy—get a large
; fifty-cent case from any drug store and

' . \\ hit-h doesn't agree with them. if what
5‘ they eat lays like lead, ferments and
. satire and forms gas; causes headache,
{dime and nausea; eructatlons of
meld, and undigested food—remember

 

tease nnishes. its pmmptnesl. certain-
ty and ease in overcoming the worst.

PAGE TEN

I

THE SOUTH NURWALK EVENING BENTINI.

THURSDAY. FEB. 3, 19i6

 

 
 

iiit attention 0
iii coin Ctltillltit

in a double boiler. Add a beaten egg.l
cook for another minute or two, put
in it Email mould and cool. When
chilled, turn out. slice in thin elites
and plucc lit"\‘vt‘t’ll Slices oi tiuiit-it l
bread

 

‘1-

Cooking Oysters.
Don't cook oysters the same
nay always
new ways.

Jelly Cheese Salad.

Dissolve one tablespoon of ponder-
ed gelatine in a cup of hot Wiilel‘.i
When cold, add a cup of whipped
cream, three ounces of grated cheese.
salt. pepper and a dash of paprika.
Turn into a wet mold and, when bc-
glnnlng to set. dust with :t little gritty
ed cheese. Serve sliced on lcttuce
“leaves, with a dressing made til it cup‘
lol‘ cream. two tablespoons til \ inri'tir.
. Gnu” Pamfl- ltwo tablespoons of suizitr. pepper ltl‘l
. Chop oysters, and to each doze‘ sdtlj salt. ,
8 fillt‘l)’ Chopped hard-boiled egg, pep-
per and salt, and a little parsley and
lemon PM chopped fine if desired.‘
”0‘51?“ “ilh equal parts of cream and
Make a rich pastry,
a

old
Here are some splendid,
Try them H me cold night

Oysters-in Bacon.

Wrap a thin strip of bacon around

each oyster, i‘nsten with a. toothpick‘

and try in deep fat until golden brown.
Serve at once

 

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RHEUMAIISM IS
iii A iiiii

 

.of each. Moisten the edges, press
them together over the oysters, and
brush over. with the beaten yolk of thel"
egg. Bake until the pastry is tlior—l
mighty cooked. or try in deep fat until
light brown.

You‘ve got to coax ll to make it go
‘ixéutrono Prescription to" will start
thmmmt stubborn and dogged chi-e of
rheumatism.

We have witnessed its effccth 9119M
in hundreds of cases. it does things.
-....,...,;. . Creamed Oysters. “Neutrons Prescription 9434" is t-n
{Scoop out the centre. from 1' “"1“" lirely different from the old lil’l‘llill‘
ml“ loaf of baker's bread. Fry brown atlon in that it aims at t‘llttllllflllllfl iili
1|! butter or Crisco three scant ““91““ Rheumatic poisons by purilyini: thi-
“I dry bread crumbs, M" a “WWW“. blood. common sense teaches you this.
of milk with three tablespoonfuls 0‘ It. removes those awful pains. lim-
flour Md pour. into R quart “1 rich liersdip those swollen stilt joint and
milk. Heat, “dd ‘0 it (me quart of mtlscles iii it wny that will surprise

. ‘oystsll drained and put into the hol- ym, Got a bottle today. itet the old

lowed '0‘" in layers, with ”‘9 bread Htulf out of your system, 50c and $1.00
crumbs in Demo?” Bake thirty min the Sottle at your druizgiiit. Mail or-
lites. dcre filled on $1.00 stze.~Tlit- (‘lilfortl
t’hsi‘macy.

 

GESiIONS iiitiiii‘ .
iii iii 0i DRESSlNG?

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l

ill

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Fashions in Handbags. ‘

Not» illiti no illlit’li attention l> lM-lligl
given to details, and in rotiscqtit-iiceg
we arc all presenting a better groom-
ed appearance than ever before. the
handbag is tit-int: shown ('tlllSidPl‘tllilt‘
Hilt‘e upon a time it unis
tor qualities
i' lends an added touch
to tailored sult

attention

ttiiisiiiertti its useful

alone Now

richness

(if i‘ttl‘ll' or

 

\l lt‘l.

"l‘licrc

 

and afternoon trot-it. and its appro
prlfllellt>5 tor both must he consider-
rd Til“ toluimiinti: of ‘
morocco and like soft lt’alllt‘l.‘ in dark
coloinigs, the hlnclt litllt‘iil
hag. lllltil \titli llilKli‘ it'll or (f‘t‘iilll
colored itioirc stilt. ahd tin tll\tlilpt'
\tltll bright silks,
\tii‘i htilori-d suits

ilfli‘iti‘lht‘

tin; soil

lent lit-r

Hl>0 liiitd

form
some

inirsw.
good
’l‘licic arc
striped leathers til-to liciiig ilm'd \ii‘ii
el‘t‘ct-tlicly

itt‘t‘
novelty
durlt tailored suns \t‘i)’
Antique hi'tltiflelt‘n. .lrillilllt'st‘ t-inliiitl
cries, and dyed Int-cs ‘ttf‘t‘ leliltlili‘tl
into effective and artistic lung: in lllt‘
:iiit-rntion gown.

Sen-rail oi the lit\\t"i i.i.~iir.in it‘fi

‘ltll‘t'h arc illustrated iii tll!‘ tittcrntnin

tint-its ilhtiraiing this letter: the
(inpwcollur is one. the dropeliouldcr
tillll alll‘itt'lHV slet-te is another. The
hai l-trimuicd skirt is ill‘\\ and of
feline, and the lulllJUllllt‘tl tiiiiit lw;
H‘iul’i .intl becoming

.-_...
Ostrich Trimming on Frocks.

Fur is still the smart trimming tor
:tll garments, and it proini-Acs to re
mall) in favor well into ”N h‘pf‘lllll.
is already it hint herc and
there, however, llliil designers and
iiiunuliicturers are tentatively reach-
in: out for an :tttriictiic successor in
one til the smart shops the other
inninliiit. it most nttrnciitr tiltcrnoon
tlrt-ss nits displayed, it one made in

I
llu‘nhltlll effect, was \‘t-i) Mlllplt‘. iiiil

epitl‘litpl)‘ orniiineiitcd, the only triiir
iiiliiu, in fact, lN‘lilK hands of ostrlcli'
in the some shitde of blue its the
tlrt-.~.~. editing the high, standing coir
luv. the culls And the lower edge of
the petition The effect was

tilt‘lmlllfl and perfectly nppr iprlzttt- for

blunt-.-

the winner weather.

I”.

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lMPORlANl lfllNiiS

MSW”) KNOW flame Dreff fld/flflgfi l

Best Way to Wash a Child's Hair. '
()ils (tlitl llllllih should neier be
used on a timid: hair. (‘lcuiihniss
and the mothers ('tlilst‘lt‘illlttll: carc in
the innitcr oi" lirusliiiig, trimming and
dressing it< bciiiiiy for
To ‘ll imp it) a litllc girl’s

“ill iiir-tli‘e
l-lll‘l years
llltli'. llM‘ tinriii outer and pure soup
Latin-r the head \tt'll .iiid rub
gt-iiil), tiluiiys remembering ”till the
shin inorc tender tlinn a grown
hot the child sit in at low
lizulictl chair, her back to the bowl.
lit-r lil‘ittl thrown Ii.tt'li, litr liziir liills
itinn» thoroughly, gl‘zltl‘
\\'ring the
linii’ Kcntl) iviili your hziiids, ihcn dry

hilll>

is

person‘s.

iii the basin

null} cooling the Miter,
iiiiti hot tt)\\‘t'l>. iuhliiug so illill the
\lliilith nill ntit lJt‘ niiiita-essarily tans
uletl A sun inith next is iiood. “'er
the child up \\‘til‘lill_\ >0 that she will
not tiikc lci lit-r sit in

it tlrult.

cold lio lltll

VERACITV.
llti“. tlid you t‘\t‘l' ell tllthll

lloiit ~i
:intl ciilculiilt- tour veracity halting. in-
erupt-1' it iitid ”it'll
take it Mlllitl'l' look iii the pcrct-iititL-e
Memphis Ap-

'|‘i,\ rolllt'l lilies

column tinniint-rciiil

iicitl.

 

 

WHAT CHILDREN NEED NOW.

in spite of the best care mothers
can give them this weather brings
sickness to many children. Mrs. T.
Neureucr. Finn Claire. Wis. writes:
"Foley's Honey and Tar cured my boy

of .1 severe attack of crouii tiltcr oth-

\lll ion," sht- silltl to the l)l\('ll(“‘

er reincdics had failed. It is it won-

‘ Oyster Sandwiches. -'—-'"-'"“_“‘*"‘“ , . 1. r “ “I, Md hiundpwd into the. ‘ dot-fut remedy for 00112118. cold“. ”0“?

(hop it down oysters, tutti iito oi. -‘..\lti.~‘t of llltli worlds retit‘littzratli‘nlc ‘1” I ‘ will“ “yon.” mm, to pl‘y‘lulll “11mph”: cough." lt stops 1w
blPRDMnluls ol creitni ii small pin-c \‘133)“‘i}_‘“‘" "l PW' ““ "”‘ ” ' ‘ it itilllt'” "\\li.\“ flit-cutter you're grlpiie cousins. Sold chrl‘Wllt‘rfi "
of butter, ‘tiilll a Lilitwpooiit'iil oi‘ illi" “33" .b , . ,\ h, . iitt-hi-ltir. "that s it” tight, llt‘.

‘. ' _ ‘ ‘ . . ‘ QM“. so tltiint r. tot ennui. .‘ Illtistratmg the Capecoltar mm, M! "i' .iurtli it .. Si bouts .. ..--- ‘_.___‘___,__
cratitpr crtiin i~ hl‘dhtlli with mill iiiiJ : MW”, in ,1“, Attic," -i';.it .\l:tl' i,., H“ “I“: _ «Sentinel ads 03!. Try on.‘
pepper and simmer tnr tcn minutes 33““ l t

it ‘
1.-—-— ....t.. F .

 

REAPPEARANGE OF QUAIL DIS. quail occur lll abundance. but lllt'hltltlll

9586 (mall on itiriviil iii (lt‘hllllfllltlil iiit~
ll’i‘lltit'l.‘l\ found inlt-t-tttl with quail
()wiug to the lllt‘Villi‘nl‘!‘ tit t]ll.tll "
. . . . Illrl'i“l' Si) lulu] i> this tlist-iii-t- tliiti
dist-zine. among (litiill iitiptiitetl lrtini
\»llt'll 2'. once :t|>ttl’:ti> most at lllt‘

llt“).lf‘0 at the ports til New York. .\
Y.

.. .tlltl:~ \tliicli .irt- I'Vlitirt'll to it the with
and Magic i’iies. lcmii, during the

. .ll :i ten (liltS In one ~lzit-iut-ui tit
piiiat mouth, the llt'yitilliil'lil of Aizi‘i _ , ..
‘19-. :tl"t'l \‘lllt‘ll II'ii‘llll} ttncht-tl .’\t-.i
culture has suspended issue til lur ,
. , \ul‘li only iliict- lili‘tlfi ‘til'\i\t‘ll lltt'
llil'l‘ permit:~ tor l'llll'_i oi liA'Kt‘ lllltis _
. . . ‘itivl‘tuc. and iii iinothci oi ulitiiit ltiii
lltlH season. Qunil lll slut-nicnn :it- , ' . _
ll ‘ ‘ 1 , , turtle. more than l\\tl-lll|l‘ll~ oi the
tilt ' Pt) r0 e o tic ‘lliltil mini .
z ) J illl‘l'illt‘l‘ tl‘l’ll ~iitirtiy :iftcr :irriiiil.

‘l i) ‘I

on Jiuitiiii )

.V .
onurantimi, but no llll‘ll'ltd‘ t'llliit‘~‘ \\ Ill

tltiic tlinii tint-third of .ill the Nit-tr

. . tun uunil iiziportctl inst tear tin ll ,
be authorized. Most oi the states now , . .. _
. iithin :i lt-u month-4 it. Lilitill
have such stringent mime lli\\.‘ that .
'ti:..in.~i r~ltl'l mi of until tll?~l‘.l.\t' hit-

ii is practically impossible to pnr-l'
i'lllili
chase. nail even for irom niin' inr~ ,
9 , l‘ l g L ‘ ‘lic lit'lll tllltltr observation for two (it

poses in the t'nited Mates and deal- , .
h it i l l .thiwI weeks and should not he lllil‘l'

err. ave sou i u'ii csewicre. cs- , , ,
n q ‘ . tiled if infected with (lisi‘hhl’. l‘hc
Decially in northwestern Mexico where: v ”M.
1will be glittl to receive inforiiiittioit

, . J85 to the condition of the birds and its'
' “0 'N' I [SIION CA3 to how many have died in any locality
l J , ,

lwhere tlic quail have been intro-
duced. i

HEARIBURN, Alum”! Before next season the department

will hold a public hearing in Wash-
‘Pape's Diapepstn' fix" a.“ Sour, Up- ington. D. g. for the purpose of de-
You don't want. a slow remedy whemttarmininiz whether or not further per-
your stomach is bad—«ii- an uncertainlmm i'or importation of quail from
one—or a harmful one—your stomaothe‘EH’ will be issued, at which var-
“ too valuable- you mustn‘t injure it ions ones-lions connected with the int-
With drastic dI'US'B- {Imitation of titinil will be carefully
Papa's Diwepsin is noted for its WWW’I‘M-

l iitiit-liii-vtl lot pl‘tilt'dLLitlltllt should

i'ltill‘llllt‘lll desires to itet'ttl'litlll

 

liestili of t‘hpt‘l‘llilt‘llls which have lit-t-n
liiiittle in importing quail :hls yenr :llltl‘

 

Ample notice of this

speed in giving fetter; m harmless- hearing will be given later in order
ness; its certain. unfailing action in 11131 those who are interested may ur-

lfs mlllions of cores in indlgeetion, ten statements.

 

 

tA PRAYER lN TIME OF BATTLE.
i ,One of the oddest prayers ever made
i was that of an old Virginia soldier at
'Antietam. 'He was lying flat on the
battlefield and. to quote his own
words. "the shot and shell were go
in: over me so thick that the whole
,.,fiifmament above me was lead color.
I felt just then that i was six feet:
long and pretty near four feet thick,
and that the chances for me were
calyx” feet better lying down than
they were standing up. lmsde up my
midi! thumy only safety lay in pray-l
. in. _'Oh, nonhmmmstmed.
”Whamdatios.to“fi”-m meotttssthlnass:

Keep this perfect stomach doctor in

then if anyone should eat something

as soon as Papa's Dispensin comes}!
contact with the stomach m such dis-

 

ensny.’ "—wBtuton Train?

1

i Silent. m sometime. !
L‘ It'wtn probably be news to the IF:

tense auntie-let that thrill—Isl nickel
in used in mails; NI soap. an m,

 

 

im with the Mat-d 0M tit-Just a moment you'll be tree from rhea.
’iierip't.’

tin-r. |Nl‘lii1l|‘,l'l‘“llll)l* L‘llltl to learn
ili.il .ililiiiti,‘li nickel. Iiiit it
,nouiiti. l‘ iiiin-tl with the other «up
.'i:i’o-tlit-iit.~ the finished product (on

llit‘

Hillt‘ iiitiit- of it. This is so livtwtiiw

"v l‘ltlt‘t'l .ttl,~ its “hut llll“lllt‘llli\l\

..ill .t t'illllll‘l‘ tliiit is. its |Ii’I‘>t'llII‘

'..il-tx it'l.iiii dcsiihhlc ihniist-e iii
lllllll. ultimuch it lillu'.‘ no [out iii
M iii. ii..tiil l’l‘ltt'iltill Uh: l‘rltl'
t;t» ..ttl ‘litm- lt‘tl iliiii for ~.i'i~int

.li

..tlt.l liltlit’l iitid .«u‘ijcclcd to the :ic

itit) |l~»t'_ \\l'.Il| llilht‘tl uith tint-it

:m. oi .t torrent of hydrogen bet-tune
tl"i'tltl§llt‘ll itiid lllil'tli‘l‘llllllhlllllilllt‘ltll‘
use. (‘tittoiiscetl oil,
the llltkt‘llii'tlltt:
undies n
Press

the \Uil|llllltl\'t‘l“§
itir example, :iltcr

Lt'ti llt-ittlttt‘lit, siitlslzit'ttit‘t

~ti;i|i l’ltlillttti‘L’

_,—__.___h __..____

Four out of the lust lllllt‘ cl.:ii.~ of
lllh‘tii llit\'t‘ hccii :tssiissiiinlt'd.

SAYS PAPEN WANTED TO BLOW
UP CANAL.

t.tt.\ittt.\'. Feb. 2. 3:05 p. m.——-.~\c-
cording to ii statement made by the
:iiitiiorities here today. Bridgcmizn
'i‘nylnr, detained here on the charge,
of having failed to register as an}
'illl‘ll enemy. has made a confession to.
the effect that Captain Franz von
t‘itiicii. recalled German military at-
'aclie at Washington. organized the
""t for blowing up the Welland
Canal.

ouciii PAIN, PAIN, .
iii iiiiiiiiiit, ;
iciiitiiiiiit

Rub Pain Right Out With Small Trial
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's 0il.’

 

Rheumatism is "painenly." Not one
case in titty requires internal treat
ment. StOp dnigging. Rub sothing. pen-
etrating “St. Jacob's Oli' right into
your sore, stiff, aching joints and
muscles. and relief comes instantly.
“St. Jacob‘s Oil" is a harmless rheuma-
tism cure which never disappoints and
can not burn the skin.

Unbel- up! Quit complaining! Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest "8t.
Jacob's on" at any drug store. and in

matte pain. scream. sitcoms and
swelling. Don’t Islet! Relief awaits
yum-“8t. Jacobs on" has cured mil-
lions of rheumatis- salsms in the
hs‘thaitesntm.ssdisinstunod
lot sciatica.— mulls. lambs... assh-

ASK FOR and GET

HORLICK’S

THE ORIGINAL

MALTED MILK

Help substitutes cost YOU same pr

 

.N. illicit. R. it
Timetable

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK..
A. b|.* lzztiix, 5:421. 6:09. 6:571.
72181.7:40.h:1ttx. 8:211. 8:591. 9:21‘ix,
9:40. 10:331. 10:531. 11:51.
P. .‘il.-—-1:13x. 1:271. 3:021. 3:29.
4:311, 5:18x. Sula. 6:02x. 6:47. 7202):.
7:45x. 9:451.

N. Y.

 

Sundays.
A. M.—l‘.’:2.'ix,
10:331. 11:511.
P. M.-—1:13x, 2:441. 8:121. 4:311
5:45. 6:021, 6:571, 7:021, 7:671. 9:461.
10:40.

5:421. 8:54,

 

,..

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALKK
A. Ids—4:411, 5:30, 6:39, 8:001,
2513. 9:151, 10:03X, 10:06, 10:501.l
r. n—nzosx. 1:05, 2:0“, 2:51,
3:271, 8:54. 1:23, 5:133, 5229, 5:32“
0:002. 6:06. 8:101, 9:37, 11:151..
12:003.

Sundays.
A. Il.-6:00. 8:001. 9:00. 10:03:.
10:001.
P. M.-—12:10.
6:251. 6:001, 7:201.
12:001.

5:02,:
11:15:. =

1:031, 3:391.
8:101,

 

l
SOUTH NORWALK TO saw HAVEN i
A. M.—12:231, 1:181, 6:06, 7:15'
9:161, 10:181. 11:121. 11:571. i
P. M.—-1:20. 3:161, 4:28. 5:19, 6:20,;

6:51, 7:081, 9:25. 11:22. i
Sundays. 2

A. M.—12:231. 1:131, '1 :43, 91151.:
10:19, 11:12:, 11:57:. i
P. M.——2:091, 4:461, 6:331, 6:48.t
7:081'82391. 0:251. l

OOUTH NORWALK TO OANIUIY.
A. iii—ms. 8:87. 0:501.
P. 1—130. 1:361. 0:16 7:14.
Dunlap.
A. t—Ioa‘l.
.9. 1—8:". 1:”.
WW3? To sotmt IONA”:
A. 1:4:00, 7:80. Idl. 10:051.
11:“. '
P. its-0:83. 0:00. ,
W
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at»? air—tam °‘%
‘Ky‘xflfl:

1370 to 1883

Stcurily Wit-.111!) hit. 9!
Rumor 9031‘. some
‘1’" \\.\..s-_~....~ , no -. on V9...

~«Advertise your wants in the the
mug Sentinel.

Special Sale

of

in sun l“'“ERWEAR ‘

The Little Shop

 

 

BU Y
Hazelton
Coal

AT «

The B. Hershfield & Son Co

122 WATER 8T. TEL. 234

 

 

 

 

The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL sites
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES

Phone 005—50 80. Main .0.

Bo. Nomlk. lusts Halt Bled
W..
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ms wn. sprites co. Ine'

“Manuela-runabout
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PARTMEN“

 

K. G. A. CLAVEN 56 NO. MAIN 87.:

mm’

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Pnpand Especially For This Netti/mp”
by Pictorial R et‘i'ew

 

Separate Silk Skirts In Vogue.
75, .i in - m» . unwind, iii.ttlt \\. ’i
.. ‘V‘l'llllltlvv1”'v“t‘\l‘l{:l]k:1l“i
l'..L‘ii.i il.‘.. c. i'. llli"lt1ll. itiiit li |..r

ii I‘ t't iilii liiiiit ,liilli (All‘ll l-t l:i|,‘.'(‘ "t
toil”... .tiittr-lrttwlt i
liiii til .- iitii'tiizititiiis, turii iii
.lti tilt lthlrlCl‘iil illltl lnlLl-lilii it (‘IlL‘
ll“ .~ tit lil’l it l‘nllttlls Iirsi liiii as slum
il‘l '4 i rilirlllh niiti t't’lllt'l'~l'itl’li$s‘ l'\'
'. Hit it l‘ttviii folded («tier
iii» . illJUVG sun;
I" iiuiniitins in front or hit

llit‘

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illi;

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1.15 Iti't'rt‘ll'i'tlt in n phicltet. Adjust
l\\'tI lill‘h lit-hint: to position underneath
itlttici‘ odor of >ltli'l for it Ma), stitch
tiliin lL't lllt‘l'.

'l‘lie smut o" int-rfoi'ntitins tho
lit']tl|llll llltl'i' :iti~ llie t't‘lllt lvl-ltl'lL 'i‘uin
tilllll‘l‘~lillt‘li mine on slot 1" iii-rations:
lzili left-intuit on l’lkl'l. .tiiit‘rJtatni’
«\t‘ll. slittii lllt’ll l'miii l'nltlt‘tl “(158
New in plum ti lw‘i. it‘tll l vimiits and

.- titla'tw l
in

t‘ii'culni- skirt of tiliciill tlr‘riflli, mm
high lwlt itiitl cirt tilnr [It‘ltliiLL l'n twin
l‘iitt) In tiniilmn-ti ii' the tit-ii! .ill and
it. it hit: omitted.

"T" ”v " " ‘ “" m —"‘ ~I'Illtl‘-lt1tt‘lts I\I ii lni'. t» 't» [mi-(om.-
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