PAGE TEN
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
FRIDAY, FEB. II, 1916
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FINE SiliiGFSl|0llS
FOR 0000 COOKING
Steamed Brown Bread.
tlit and sift thoroughly one cupful
9.11 it of granulated corn-meal. Graham
Iiottr and rye meal. To this add, while
silting. one» teaspoonful of salt and
tlm—efnurths of a tsblespoonful of
sod-1 Then add three-fourths of a
Cllpll-i of molasses and one and three
fourths cupfuls of water. When well
mixed. turn into a buttered mold, with
a ('0‘1 «11 which must be buttered and
tied on with a string. in the bottom
of 11 ktttlt in which the molds are to
be steamed, plate a perforated tin or
pier-t of wood. On (his place the molds
in boiling water about half way up.
cow the kettle and steam for three
and one half hours.
Hamburg Cream.
juice of two lemons. (‘ook in double
boiler, stirring constantly, until just
befort boiling point, then stir in
whites of eggs beaten stiff Chill and
ser1e in glasses.
Beat the yolks of live eggs a stunt
cup (11 sifted,powde1ed sugar and the
Jam Shortcake.
Thi\ is a heavy dessert. Make a
iblscuiv 1111111111 shoncske and. when
' lbaked, split the layers and butter them
ghickly. Put in a thick layer of apri-
=pot 'jam and spread, another layer
on top. Hus ready melted at tumbler
of apricot jellyutum over all and heap
”the top of the (site with whipped
Pineapple Whip.
hTaltc a c.1p of grated
at with a (up of sugar and a cup
of cold water and let simmer for 11f
teen minutes. Soak a tablespoon of
gelatlne in a little cold water while
the above is melting Mix this with‘
the hot pineapple on taking it from
the fire, and cool. Then add the
whites of two eggs beaten stifl and
beat all until it begins to hardwi-
Pour into mold. Serve with whipped
cream flavored with a little lemon
Chocolate Custard.
Melt one square of chocolate in a
double boiler Beat the yolks of three
eggs with onehalf cup of sugar sit
gradually two cups of hot iniik 11nd
pour the mixture into the melted
chocolate. Cook and sti1 occasionally
until it thickens. Cool slightly flavor
with vanilla extract and thill.Ser1e
In sherbet glasses with a spoon ot'
whipped and sweetened (ream on the
top. Garnish with chapped pl‘eein
ed cherries or chopped nut meets.
LACKAWANNA STEEL’O BIG EARN
INOB. 1
YEW iORK. Feb. 11. ——The Lacks--
wanna Steel Company issued in; an-
nual statement today for the year end-
in: Dec. 31, l915. and at the same
time announced that 88,000.01!) six'
per cent. notes would be retired on,
March 1, a yesrmi'lor to thaw-maturity .
date.
The annual statement shows gross
sales of $27,793,000. an increase oi
$11,.511000 over the preceding year;
net earnings were 35. 977 ,000, an in
SUSGESFIONS ABOlll
llil Alli 0F DRESSING
Fortunate indeed is the young
daughter of the American home. who
may indulge if she wishes, according
to the old-time custom. brought down
through the ages, in the filmy, dainty
wedding gown of white, with its
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,pelled l1) tradition to near 11 jacket
‘01 red or black or cumbersome diap
mrics of bilk and brocades. .—he would
lose much of her >111rittit-lle charm
and take on a ltllhtllllllt‘e‘r not mind
llo her type.
The Short Bridal Gown.
The wedding gown of today has
lost some of its dignity \A'llil its
ll‘ilin, but it has gained a youthful
charm which is to be preferred. in
the wedding frock today. there is
much of the 1111111111 charm and street-
net-1s of grandmother's gown. smock
ing. puffing. quilling. shirring 11nd
nuiuberless other handmade trim
nnngs tire used in its garniture. and
it is fashioned of the sheerest, ninsi
airy of fabrics and laces. r
Attractive Use of
Chiffon.
The Lace and
anti nets were nev
fairy-like than
laces, chiffons,
1r dainiier or mort-
they are this season it is to he :1
season of laces and transparent
fabrics. Laces as graceful as the web
of the spider, or tlic glintiiig. shim-
mering wing of the butterfly. vie for
favor with the more substantial, Span
isli and thread-run patterns;
sheerest of silk crepwt and the crisp-
est of oriraiidies are modisli for
frocks. Paper-like tuifetas are often
used in the gowns of the bride‘s at-
tendants and then, again, they are of
organdy. in the'tpalect of tints, trim-
med ‘with bands of ttilfetn. This c0111-
liinution of taffeta 11nd organdy will
he a noticeable fcnturc of all imported
frocks this summer: it 111 llll unusual-
) ‘1‘.
the .
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All SHOULD liNOW flame DreJ‘J/‘idldn9
Attractive Livingfloqm.
l
One of the most charming il\'lll,’.j
rooms was a bright. stlnuiin} one,
with it fiooi tm‘red with 1111ulr.1'
gray fiiltl tarpet our uhith 11111 Pnpared Etpecmlly For Tm" NCIUIMIPN
Stalteretl three hand tune mic-1111.11
rugs. sa).~' the Philadelphia North
American ’l‘lu- 11111115 \\Pfr 111 11111111
old liltlc 1111- woodwork ttliile Tlic
dull brick fireplace, \titli the white,
owr mantel and the litiill in book
shelves. were tllliit' noticeable fca~
lures in the room and dccitiedl)~ help-
ed the colonial furniture For there
was 11 mahogany guteleg table in the
centcr of tl1o1 111111111, 11 Windsor arm-
chair and ii Sheraton wall chair with
11 rush scat .\ huge wing armchair
upholstered 111 rose‘snd-blue cliintz
was drawn up to the fireplnce, 11nd
si-cnicd to dominate the room. The
chintz \1 us repeated in side drapes at
the windows. And the beauty of it
is that 11 room like this is within the
reach of almost anyone!
Darning Curtains.
ln darning curtains, if the rent is
large, take 11 piece of 1111 old curtain
and patch the hole with it. and the. .1.
daniuge will scarcely be noticed.
1
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(‘ttt 11 groove along the side of the
,cork of 11 medicine- bottle. put brick"
in the bottle and it will he cusy to
count the drops one by one without
BUSINESS Mill
President Faltey, of the Chamber
of Commune Says They Should
Place Less Dependence on
American Guess
WASHINGTON, 11111.11. \\"nrmni.
to American business men to place
Jess dependence upon the "prov etbial
Ameiican guess," and to constructive:
thinking, to become less partisan in?
dealing with great economic duestlons,
and to systematically discourage the
prevalent disparagenient of'lhe efforts -
of men‘in public life. was voiced by
John H. Fahey, president of the Cham-
her of Commercoof the United States,
at the opening of its fourth annual.
convention today.
"1 am convinced," said President
I-‘ahey. “that. if we are quite frank
with ourselves we must realize that
,ior many years we have been very}
poorly informed as to the real facts
involved in great questions before the
country of special interest to us. The
workmen in their organizations and
= the farmers in theirs, have been far
. 'bctter posted on matters of particular
, Importance to them than have the
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Medicine Elective
sufferers from Tuberculosis often
think that medicine will not help
[in -m Fresh sir regular habits and
feud food aid in restorin health
Jul 1 more is often need deli
htnc been restored to health by
hikintui'st Alterativo: Read this:—
1 ..11e...msm.‘:'”"' mi
. out I-
ntrnmonullty I have be:- saved
hum a premature m. 0- Dave--
low 14. 11104. I was take- with 1‘!-
plmlrl ‘l'i: uhionlm "Mob duel-pod
Into ' real-ale - (bacilli were
Ivlllld' In “Mary. 1006.! went
to For! Worn, Tea-In nan later to
Gloom City. Colorado. “(or be
there two weeks arr ph‘yuiclaa II~
'luuctl no (In? my can 11"- b0..-
lens. Three ween Inn: 1 "(and
l. ”Raul-'3. m hail-In. tbe done i
(or Influx cl,"- me no n-ltlrlnfl
or moth. more any
as. IMI hoga- takh Retain-1's
wonder-Mm rend" M Ma Tumblew-
“Ci-I. I. mat I“ it I“ on.
m,“ ,,.“m ' I If”
1 1:,mml. . Al'llllll» WEI».
k A in is ' moot l
it out '1 “P.
not
sat-are throat an‘“d tin 111:1ng
111nd to co operate with us in every
‘the common welfare. Business will
‘ncver get fair consideration of its just
‘clsims in Congress
1 roundabout methods.
Reflect the sentiment of the business
men of the nation as a- whole when 1 F
0- Mu“ these men who, 6 by other .metbodir
.1110.” out o! 9111' Minoan-199
ncc can be plated upon thc pro
verbial Anieilcnn guess.
pin to do tonstruttivc thinking
“i bellctc also, that .'\ntcrlt:1n bust
111 hr men would be muth more useful
to the country and to themselves if
the1 wvre less inclined toward purti-
1.1nsliip in dealing with the great cco-
numic questions which so vit:1ll_\ 111‘
feet their interests. A number of out
.IlllOEl important problems would 111111-
bcen dispoacd of in Congress yenrs
11110, but for petty politic. ‘
"Another thing we business men
should set out. systematitnlly to dis-
courage is the altogether too preys-l
'lem. and continuous dlsparugcmcnt oi'
the efforts. of men in public life.
When the business man himself has :1
little experience with holding office 0
when he comes to understand Cdn-
green or the average state legislature
as it really is he usually hcuins to
change his views about public
rants if ho is at. all lair-minded.
"if Congressmen or Senators do 1101
understand business questions; it fair
shale of responsibility rests with the
busint t int-.11 for until we. formed this
'oruhni.;ation we ne1cr employed any
method for ad1ising them what they
could be expected to accept as top-
resenting the business view. I am
satisfied that Congress is not oiilv
lready,- but glad to be fair to business
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way possible in the. advancement of
by employinr '
direction passed long ago.' i know I
'say that all we want is to blue out
causes considered dispossiotmtely am
we are confident that the. right ltimi
of a verdict will usually result: ”Be-
llevlng this, we should be alert to ‘énli
to account any.bnslness mini or bust
would discredit business as 11 whole
"Loin on comm. 1111411511
1.1105111: while being pet-(emu free ‘
to. criticise. the domnmc'ue and 1111'
mountebank in nubile life. we -.will
‘ III «I tyngmbabn rug“ louver accomplish anything. in raising ‘
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the standouts of’ 111M111» 1111
support those who mainli-
mom Wrrmmmmrw-MWM
touunanottheirllru to the"
The day of in,
alt-d with the t‘lmmbci, which in
“1‘. must be nltiillilt'll-iilip 11nd in the \\'itii*s1)11- ”.1 11..“
tlmlnclcr of representation 'f'ut t'X
coeds in size lilly similar orgnnizntioi1
in the world. "
ltrpoits of officers occupied llu- rt-
nitiinder of 1111- opening'session. The
convention will continue through
'lltumlnt with national defense as
i “ "M" 109'? 0f di‘t‘llflfiion on tho dergrsduato adults including talks by
President Wilson will the undergraduates tl1e1n~1l1e~ .\ltmi-, SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
in University Day was started at \‘alef
closing day.
speak at the unnual banquet Thurs
day night.
UNIVERSITY DAY AT
YALE COLLEGE.
\‘ult- lTnlversity will hold a new
kind of alumni gathering 011 Wash-
initton‘s lllrthtlny. this month. it is
called Alumni. L‘nivcrsity Day.-
this time the gtaduntt‘:
ALUMNl
AT All STAGES
0F IJFE
The Woman’ 3 Medicine.
Clarksburg, W. Va.—
to tell you the good your medicine has
always done me and
I hope my letter
may be the means
of helping some
0 t h s r suffering
woman. When 1
, caught cold and bad
. suppressiontortwo
months; I got so
. weaklcouldacarce-
. ly drag myself up
1 , the stairs. I went
to two doctors, then my mother got: a
bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham’ 1 Vegetable
Compoundrand I toolkit. I never had
any mammalian. and got strong fast.
wasbomand itholpedmaagood
1.1111131st discredit:
1111'me tun-span; I felt Very
badly“; ihtihohtboCompouad
Wmmdlmimmn loan-
or
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than; 1m it rig-1111 .before my little '
Water-Strait; Clubbing; Wm VI.‘ ’
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.‘li work us a lt'iit'ililll.’ oruuntzzt-
\I'nshincton's lllrllttlu)‘ it
holiday in the busintss world but it
is not 11 holiday :11 Yale.
Tlic grtululiteir attend classes nnd
lcctures. they listen to disfusslons t;
tcucltini; problems. they cut luncheon
with members of the faculty. in the
afternoon they listen to talks on un-
fill}
is
Itwo years ago. Erich war the cm
phusis in the lneclinus is placed upon
some feutuic. 1.1151 illt special
study wits tlic' large collections of the
in archaeology, in
This year
11:11
university in 1111,
history and in literature.
the special feature of consideration
Ail .
come back to!
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”7:18x, 72-10, 8.1111, 8.21111, 8:5911, 9123):.
9: 40. 10:831, 10:11:11, llzt'il.
l'. .\l——l:l‘.lx, 1971., 3102!. 3:29,
4:311. 5:18x, 13:41}. 1.1-:1‘, 6:47. 7:02x.
|7:45x. 9:45x.
I Sundays.
A. M.—~12:25x, 5:421. 8:54.
10:33:, 11:51x.
P. M.—1:l3x. 12:44:. 3:121, 4:31:
5: 45, 6:021, 6:571, 7:021, 7:57x, 9:45x,
I10: .40.
FNEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
' A. M.—-4:41x, 6:30, 6:39, 8:001.
i12:00x.
—_—-
:5111. “21511. 10:03:, 10:06,10:50x.‘
P. M.—12:03x, 1:06, 2:041. 2:67.
:3;27x, 3:54. 4:23. 5:131, 5*.29. 5:32
lszooit. 6:06, 8:101, 9:117. 11:15x,
”2:001.
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A liar—6: 00. 8: 00:, 9: 00 10: 031$,
10:50:.
‘0 P. M.—12:10, 1:03x, 3:391, 5:02.
5:25x. 01:00:. 7:20x, 8210:, 1121511,,
:ESOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEW HAVEN ;
A. M.——12:23x, 1213:.
9:]511.‘ 10:18x. 11:12:. 11:57:.
P. M.——1:20, 3:101. 4228, 6:19, 6:20.
6:51, 7:08x. 9:35. 11:22. .. 1
Sunday-
'A. M.—12:23x, 1:131. 7: 43. 9115:,
10:19, 11:121; 11:61:. ~ — J
P. M.—2:09x, 4:402. 6:331,
720811. 8:39x, 9:353.
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sunny;
A. H.-—10‘.8?.
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DANIURY TO IOU“! NONALK.
A. Ila-0:00. 7:33, 8:18. 10:05:.
11: so.
P. K—4: 38. 8:48.
a. 111-41». T ‘.
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Princess Slip For Juniors.
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.tlt'ti lit-11o .tliri thcl'e by novel derign
t‘l.11r1111111.- to \\‘e'al‘ under sheer fruc
is tins lil'lilt'PSS slip of nainsoiik triii
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loses 111 the shoulders. 11' the 111
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finished with a 11min hem emphasis
\\Ilh ft-nthcr stitching or similar net
Iii'zttlflii.
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CONSTELLCT 121! QUQEO 000
PatenIId~April 30. 1907'
cream (reuse of H, 396. 000. and R surplus til" 3 pouring too fus'. iall' lot the ruffle, 2).; yards inwriiu
— . ‘82 ‘09'000 "0‘39““ a deficit bf 51.557.1y uttrzictive notion, nltlioitirh not a‘ _w ‘ ,md 3 Mm. edging. . ,
‘ .. particularly pructicul one, for Amer» _ .. 1' llut .1 rt-u hours are reqtnrml 11,111.11.
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blanclt and dry them thoroughly N“ ' De on (1111 never find . ‘ ' . ' ' upon 11 piece of beeswax ticd 111 11‘ “m“ "‘ ‘h"1‘ki"‘ "“ ""1”" "W "‘ “m“
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What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of bualncaa and personal affalra today classes
the methods employed very dlatlnully
Avoid The liability
or not having a checklnp amount. We invite accounts which aro
given efflclant and courteous a tantlon.
F airfield County National Bank.
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
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WE HAVE THEM AT LOWEST PRICES.
Prompt delivery to’all parts of Norwalk and surrounding towns.
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Wall 1!. High Streets FUNERAL DIRECTORS .Norwal,k,,conn_. ,1
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