. ti insults
f0il000liiiiiiilillii‘.
Caramel Fudge.
Stir three cupiui- of sugar and one
‘ eupful of thin cream. and boil without
atirn'ng' to a soft ball stage At the
“9 time stir one cupiui of sugar
liver the fire until Ii enamels. Pout
cramp! into trim mixture, and lot it
boil up once Take trom are and beat
until thick. adding onehalf cupful of
“tron. mated l'hf'l'fll’s, pineapple and
plums (1" line, and one t‘upiul of
chopped pet-an nut meats.
Fresh Baked Ham.
Select a short, thick, fresh ham and
have it boned to stuff. Make a highly
seasoned stuffing, adding a little chop
pod (-i-lery. onion, tart apple. and a
few l’tiiieluti to it italic the ham in a
double, roasting pan and just before
removing It, sprinkle with a little
brown sugar, at little grated lemon
peel. i d stick it with cloves; then
return to the oven and brown it even-
118ch garnished with sliced fried
at. Make a brown gravy using the
' gravy as a foundation Serve“
I'll]! lit celeiy apply jelly, and Greek
eggplant
Grapefruit and Chestnut Salad.
(mare-the meat of two large
“enroll in the usual way. Add a
half cup of chopped celery, a cup of
chopped, freshly boiled and blanched
chestnuts. and the white heart of a?
bout till hit'ory. ctit tine. ‘ Fold all in
InlyonnaiSe and serve on (risp lettuce
loaves, garnished with it little chopped
M pepper. _ .
Angel Charlotte.
Take a largcangel cake andJith
I sharp knife cut the hole in the
center it little larger. Put the cake
on a plate, till the hole partly full of
giiod oninge marmalade and spread
isit‘knedfl to man; children.
int-timer. Esu cum. Win. writes
i "i‘ oley' s Honey and Tar cured my boy
the top of the cake with it; then heap
whipped cream over all, and decorate
the top with candied cherries
Greek Eggplant.
t‘ut the eggplants around i!) halve-s
and boil in salted watt-r until they are
slightly tender. Remote and drain‘
then hollow out the centers, leaving
good sized cups. (‘bop the centers
iiize with one tomato; add a table
ipoon of bread crumbs. pepper, salt.
juiw of an onion itnd a tablespoon of
(hopped bacon to each half Fill the
("ups and put a piece)! butter on top
of each and a teaspoon of melted cur-
iant jelly Bake in the oven until
ltlt') are a delicate brown.
Stuffed Onions.
Peel four large onlotts and paiboil
in boiling salted water 15 minutes.
Drain and scoop out the centers. Com-
bine half cup fine bread crumbs with
two meshed. hard~boiied eggs, two
tablespoons melted butter. a table
spoon chopped parsley. seasoning to
taste. and a little cream to moisten.
Mix well and fill the onion cups with
this mixture. Set the onions in n
baking pan. pour in a cup of stock or
milk. and bake in a hot oven three-
quarters of an hour, basting frequent-
ly. Farm and Home.
Hot milk. heated to as highs stem-
'peraturr as it an be dninli, is a
moat refreshing stimulant in cases of
cold or overfstigue. its action is very
quick and grateful. it gives real
strength as well as acting as a food.
' wan cmLossN new now.
in spite of the best care mothers
can give them this' weather brings
of a severe attack of croup nitcr oth-
er remedies had failed. if is it won
tit-rful remedy for coughs. colds. .rroup
and whooping cough." It stops la-
grippe coughs. Sold everywhere. . 0'
iiiititii's Ilillii Sill
Riflilfili lilill POMi
TOKIO. Feb. 29.- (Correspondence
of Thai Associated PW‘H)"PI‘ilit't
Suini. the infant son of the Emperor
who was born last December. paid hit
first visit to his imperial patent N
tetdsy.’ With the sword of protection
prescrilni to him on his birth a inn...
. over a :month ago. the infant, borne in
the anus of a maid, was driven to the
palace With great pomp and cere
mony. The procession was formed of
sew-rd abate carriages and was es
carted by mounted police sergeants.
Upon arrival at the palace the infant
prince was received by the princes
and princesses of the blood, officials
of the household and officials of high
rank.
A soletiin ceremony was held before
5‘ Linonine
ill Greai‘Home
Remedy
5‘?" Coughs
and Cold
lJnomnb brings relief, web in the
medicine knows no surevL curative ag-
or bronchial afflictions than Lin
’iiie. When the throat is patched and
lupus sore with severe colds the
- ..~ tion from membrane and tis-
’\1
' a serious matter as to cause the sus-
V - that the t
CASTORIA
infifififigfim
Always bears
the . -
signature of .48 ;
the imperial shrines. The service
was Shintoatit and was similar to
those performed during the (‘tlllthl'il-
lion of the Emperor at Kioto in No
member. Subsequently the child. his,
dress being chitnged. wus boint- into
the apartments of his father. lie was.
embraced by the Mikado. who show-
ed great pleasure that his boy had
grown so big and healtln looking and
who proceeded to ask many question!
of the maids in charge. ln’honor of
the visit the Emperor msde the prince
a present of fresh fish. This is in ful-
fillment of the Japanese customs of
offering food gifts both to the living
and to the spirits of the dead.
Billlli NEWSPAPERS
liiil Mlilliti loin
l’mLHN. Pelt 29.——Altiiough the:
Will Ian. ntttitraily caused agreat in-
crease in the reading of newspapers,‘
' this fact appears to have brought no
pecuniary advantage to the newspa-=
pert-i themselves This is evident from
i 1 statement just issued by the Society
Iot’ German Newspaper Publishers.
given out at a. convention bold in Ber-
tin This statement says that the'
about the prosperity of the newspa-
in am: that while they have, indeed. in.
creased their sales. iecoipts from ad-
vertiiilng—the largest source of in
come front all newapapors—have been
Isharply reduced.- in some cases by
more than one-half. On tho-.athsr
hand; the expenses in the editorial
departments have greatly increased,
god the cosbof paper has become such
“fl. T. Jirac‘tlt'i
Iltli‘lhl‘lgill tor it "it‘s:
'0” springs
'..ntn iii a quantity sufficient to sup-
SiiGiiiSllollS iliiliil
THE All 0f DRESSING
The New Handbags
A pun-e nuvldllig lo the div
ary‘, is a email rtt-eptabie for ten)
but a purse. tit-cording to
dial”? i‘aeluon. is a beautiful adjunct
to a institute, and may be so small it
w ill hold only a nickel for cariart- and
a powder pull. it may be large
enough it) tarry ullt‘b ion letters and
it pe' lion). .. iii Hi or“ filled that. ii
sill scrw 315 .i behind
'iUli
liig liitiiiiy
Ul
llt‘l'll lit, 4'
bag.
And this wide
matched by tl.e larlrl)‘ oi Silflpt‘n and
variety in site is
illld bl)il‘> of the moment. Bags
brocadcs. ribbons and heavy
silk sir more fashionable at the mo
ment than the mow practical bags of
leather. For one thing, they match
the costume more perfectly ind fOI’
another thing they allow of elaborate
eiiibroldei'ing with beads or gold and
silver. Nearly all of these are hand
embroidered. and are gathered at the
top iitto clssps of metal or jade, or,
most popular of all, tortoise shell. the
bag hanging from the wrist by a ring
of the same substance as the clasp.
A number of these clasps are Jewel
ed. while the more expensive bags
have tiny watches set into the top,
and their fittings include everything
necessary for an impromptu toilette.
Some of these bags are round and
some‘are ‘long and narrow. but the
majority re melon-shaped. This same
hltape is prevalent antong the new
leather bags which also boast the
handles and chlcd clttsps
and are made -the best of ihein- oi
very soft leather iii dilei‘enl colors. V
The silver lllt‘i‘ii bags are net car-
ried so much iionntinys. nor does fash-
ion stiiilc upon the tint silver vitnity
crises and t'llllll‘iiiillt‘fl of jangllng toys
that were so much in favor a few
tutor:
of \elyet,
mmnmsi
(i0lliilflilfli Bl iiiliMiNS
lit' li.\i i: ST (via London), Feb 29.
(t' oiitspondcnce of The Aasotisted
l'rcss) "File action of the Hungarian
l’uriitiiiient in consenting to a bill per-
mitting German capital to explottthe
new oil fields in Transylvania. has
aroused a flood of criticism. The oil
tint-xpioited as yet, were dis-
i-nu-ie-I only three years ago. but
there lius been a widespread public
belief that they would/prove to be a
natural treasure worth untold iiiil-‘I
lions to Hungary. Concessions for.
their exploitation have now been lillli i
so out to the Deutschc Bank of Der-
lin, iii return lot the Litttt t‘ promise
to invest $5,000,000 in the‘ork of
ueveloptiient. This is characterized
12c imposition "selling our
of pottage.‘
.i'it t‘t ntet’ of each oi the two’l‘ran
.fylttin/n lit-ids institute of a group of
"gushing up from the
il.‘
u.»
ply tht whole of Central Europe with
gas and oil not only for lighting but
also tot industrial purposes."
Just how far the concessionstotbo
Detifsclie Bank go, is not yet clear.
:but there appears to be no doubt that
they will give German capitalists a
dent advantage and control in a field
leioie Hungarians had long hoped to
build up a purely national enterprise.
IWhen the bill granting the concession
was brought tip by Count Tiara, the
.lndependence party raised its usual
Objections, urging that “the oil fields
most stubborn cases. and the world of' Public holds quite erroneous Views ihould be exploited and organlred by
the state in order that they should
sel'VtLtlfl a national source of wealth.
and thus replace the dear coal, moat-
1y imported from Germany." One of
the speakers declared “this oil will
now fall to the Gremsns. who will
take care that the gas will not be any
cheaper than the coal."
One of the newspapers has since ex-
plained the transaictlon in an Inter-
view with lass. in which he 1ays
section. was necessary
because Hungary has not enough
money to develop the oil holds her
self. /
rota mans TH! namn.
i to be a forerunner of the develop-
melHyou-Mb .4
Jamming.
-!t_ t'. .1
:35”: ~me»
\enrs ago 1]” powder pull howeler i
taiinot be eliminated and >0 thtre are,
now little iound \uiiity Lasf‘b i|
lope of cnaiiiei in tarioiis colon-i
nliitli may lie slung (into the littleI
“tiller. Ill torried ill iiit‘ liniiiibux it j
bt‘il , i
t
Put the Honing ilitlt‘ tire bull."
bags of delicate silh large enough I 1
(«fly opera glasses. a pmidrr DU“. 3
handkerchief and. perhaps. an extra
pair of gloves The ht-ilt'lll tit tliesiu
tings is gathered about a mirror. so
that one may powder one .~ ii0se (‘Uill'
iortably between acts or make sure
that one‘s hat is on straight at the.
end oi the performance
.‘iiiotiier novelty oi liit‘.‘ bugs is a]
>ititill potket just inside the bag at
tin top of wlitth holds it list culdt'm
with a space fol tartan tind litkets.I
so tbt. it is itot nettssaiy to dim way
down to the bottom of the has in WI“:
suit of an elusive seat check. ‘i
The very latest in the way of hand
bags tire, litiweter, ”it ~ 'muif bags "
which are new this season They are
made of heavy, lustrone silk or \'l‘i\‘(‘
and are v'ery tapstious and am he
changed from a bag into a muff by the
mere tying oi silken (ords at the
ends. These bags ban- a llll) thamlt’
purse on the outside ltlii iiie both.
practical and attractive.
if. however. one does not until in
thus combine the handbag and lilt‘
muff. and has the fear of purse snatch
era in their mind when the handbag
swings loosely from the out they
may purchase only of the handsome
“envelope purses.‘ which air very
long anti narrow. and may he slid
right inside the niuif and held there
with the lingers thrust through the
flat handle at the bacit
.\litll_\' of these are titted too \tilil
\ery liat btit artistic little irticiea
tind what is more, these ptiises tire
really better Illiit'ii to tilt snort-ix
tailored gowns than an- _tlie ntoret
elaborate handbags.
1
GIRL BABIES PLENTY.
iii the births (intuit: of one of tiiei
London fif‘wiipllpf‘l‘l thrtn- dourths oi
the births announcni nie oi the mule
sex, according to it cotrcspondtii .
who puts forth tlit theory that “win
are more boys than girls born during'
war times. The registrar-generals
department, however. does not cn-I
courage this theory. as on being ques-I
tioned on lllt' stibiett the following:
statement was tlicited: / “After the
only great war the nation has wagetiI
since accurate statistics have been re-
corded. the Crimes, there was noI
marked increase in the proportion of!
boys. The excess of boys over giris
during the years 1651 to 1560, \viiiciiI
included the war.
than during the prc\loits 10 years."
Exchange.
THIS MAY
back or side. stiff nnd sore muscles or
Joints, or rheumatic aches. or have
symptoms of kidney trouble such as
puffy swellings under the eyes or
sleep disturbing bladder ailments. you
should know that Foley Kidney Pills .
have benefited thousands in like con-
dition. Sold everywhere. "
i‘l' DEPENDED.
Nurse—Wouldn't you like to go to
heaven, Bobbie, and wear a nice gold
crown?
“Bobble—Not if the dentist is going
to put it on. .
In the Jm of the Anode-I
ledicnl Association (Jan-Ir! "-
“10 won the followings
“It 50:“me (Ina "If“
that In-Elbe
as- In the pro-
t- bemloall “an
amount of cold-
botl II the III-e “at
n dent-evaluation I- been tho-II
nut of elbow-Iod- ‘
'l'oned hell-3 of “band-sl-
nueno. and In nor-ans nae-It of
an and milk oboe uln- nnnl pn-
Ilents ml not now More! “vb-—
IN. I! O lam number of DIV-Ul-
who are spoof-lulu. In the mat-
ment of put- low.
If tuberculosis ls‘due to a loan of
lime from the system. the snccas of
lickman' s Alter-live in the treat-
diasnu no. in
"dbl! ltflct-
“33min to rest and proper diet.
“intuit" MM
«gimm no.
"In
new
..n I..
a
C4 1....»
mum imum‘“
wu less in full
iNTEREBT vou. i
s if you suffer with pains tn your
W emerge igloo
f..-
I?” .
’
Willi lililiiiS .
Ail SHOUili KNOW
Morgan“); l.it tyriitln. ttllit‘n up liiC
fissure and prolutiits the healthy cone
dition of the eye Eyelids that show
congestion and irritation are helped
by suit wit'er applied by the eye cup
A.- ”life are its washes besides a
. boric ‘dtiti solution that you should at
tempt in it home treatment
on your
own responsibility, you should i'eiueiii
lit-i will \\lit‘ll you need one.
Peroxide of Hydrogen.
Herldrs being a good disiiife' tint.
peroxide will rtviume scorch and iiili
stains when other things ftiil.
Hangers. l
Saw all youi old hose supporter
books They make the best of lianz- |
on for laundry bags slipper bags. etc
simply them on to supporter:
hook and place the hook over the hall.
5"“
Cooking Lima Beans. '
Lima beans are very apt to boil
over while cooking, but if a small
piece of butter is added there will be
no trouble. i
Use for Old Hm ;
Never throw away lightcolored old
tell hats. They make the very besti
of wicks for lanterns or lamps. f‘tit
in strips the widths best suited for the
burners for which they are intended.
Brightening Lamp Burners. i
lamp burners nhith hale turiictli
black. if boiled for I half hour itii
water in which beans have been put
boiled. and then scrubbed with soapI
suds snd a biush. will be as clean and
bright as when bought.
*V Us: FOR In on
HIORLICK’SI
’ ms ORleAL
MAI—TED MILK
!
i
hon mutants: cot-t YOU unto V i
i
i
i
W. J. Moore
OPTlC' : AND
ourom "‘ms'r ‘
55 Wa" .‘gton St.
".1.” 1.,
dairy (refraction
ome Drew/idling
.Cefronr
III
Prepared Especially For This Ncuupaper
by Pictorial R cum
Shirt Waist of Satin Foulard.
The right blouse for tile dressy suit.
it is fashioned of natural color satin
ioulard trimmed with fancy butt-inn
Odd blouses of satin foulard are com-
ing into favor rapidly. but there is a.
question as to whether they “in take
piecedence over crepe dc t-hiiit .iitd
other materials tiftit lnunt ier tmrv Hil-
lifttt-toiily. This design is cut in sim—
ple fashion. the front being rolled back
to fortn rovers. The collar may be
fitstcned close to the throat. i)4r\\t‘Vt‘r.
The sleeves may have turn-built cuffs
or ltrnlzht sleevcbands. in iiittlllllil
lilt‘ the waist requires 23. \.ii-ds
I36- int h material».
in order to make it, first aldjuH the
iuiitlerfitcing to position limit-nu iiii tiiv:
i‘lt-tm‘iul Review Shirt With:
is inches bunt. Mice, is "I nt.~
NH 6532.
Hunt. torreswnding ! tints even Ti . n
nether the shoulder t-tige of from in»-
tuceii double “T'l‘” peift-i-iitions t'iwo
tin'dcrmriii and aim ildti‘ seams its
notched. Gather but it tin crust-line of
small "o“ perforations, and ‘1 illih
above: adjust stay to position over
gathers, watermarks even, small “o"
iii-ritiitition in stay at tinder-arm new,
A?”
( ommcrios (Kill. 65 O z
and fasten at (miitei‘Jroiit. t'eiiter—
front hf \vaiat, indicated by lai‘gc “ii"
perforations.
Next. face the t'ilii‘dl‘ and se\\' in ne ll
edge. notches and center-backs n-t-n;
roll collar and from its illustriited.
Row lap of sleeve to slashed Mix?“ Ll.
notched, fold on line of large “0" per-
l'urntioiis and fell rt-iiininiilg cdar our
seam; turn thtI lap underneath the i’r--nt
slashed edge und stitch lower edge to
position. (‘loso seam as notched. thith-
er entire lower edge of sleeve. ii‘nco
cuff, turn the lower part of back on
sintill "ti" perforations and new to sleryo
tin notched, siiiull perforation in
cuft' rtt Mom of sleeve. Sew Iloeve in
imliiltlil‘, iiotihts and small “o” perfu-
rations even. t‘leiil‘ any fulncss.
Dui'iiiiness is the chief ('iillf‘flt‘lf‘l'ir‘lc
of the iii-nest Linus“. The ttiilof‘wi if-
feels :ti‘t- i-elilniii ti'iitii.it~tl \tith niiy—
thmg utlit-r tlitiii liitiitlenine fan: 3' but-
Ions.
"ti"
Size.- lit, :in, 3s. 40, 4'2, 44, 46 and
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct of business and personal affairs today .duu.
the methods employed vary dietlnctiy
Avoid The liability
Of not having a checking acocount We Invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteous a tsntlon.
Fairfield County National Bank.
THE OLM.‘ ID”! in NORWALK.
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WllPiANS SAMPLE
SHIIE P Z‘ilLllP
sECUDITY
TAKE ELEV/unit -— up u‘nr most
5 ‘DINO ‘
DIATE DELIVERY.
REO Four and ‘
DODGE BROS.
RUNABOUTS AND TOURING CARS FOR IMME-
MOTOR CARS
ix Cylinder CARS
EARLY ENGLSH Pistons
gave us some artistic designs in i
Furniture. One of the most
charming styles was' brought
dirt in the reign of George the-
m. and is called for its dengu-
on
HEPKLWHITI FURNITURE
, Reproductions of those anti-
que styles are being favored'
now and are considered tbs
acmevof good taste.
Can and see the varied do- 2
signs in high-clan tinnitus
” that we offer.
liilliiilt itself
1"} 'L« "l
i S. L. BENEDICT 73 N. Main St.
/ AUTOMOBILE
ACCESSORIES
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OPTICIAN
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