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Marshmallow Pudding.
. hsolve one tablespoonful of granti-
>.1 gelatiue in one input of boiling
" tor. Add one cupful of sugar, and
soon as sugar has dissulted set
wt containing mixture in a pan of
water; then add the whites of
e eggs and one and one-half tes-
ufuls of vanilla and beat u‘il
re thickens. Turn into a shallow
first dipped in cold water, and let
(1 until thoroughly exilled. Rec
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Lemon Jelly.

tor, one cupful of sugar four whole
we and a half inch piece of stick
human in a saucepan. ‘Place
gs, stir until sugar has dissolved
bring to the boiling point. Re-
. VIE from range, and add one table-
.ipoonfui of stimulated gelatine which".
I soaked in two tablespoonfuls of
id water five minutes Stir until
lstine has dissolv,ed then add one

ins of salt. Strain into a mold,
t dipped in cold water, and chili

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Baked Fish.

Clean the fish well. Then make the
“fitter “S" on the sides. Rub with salt

II ‘ tatde and inside, and then with
pper. Cook in a rte“ pan with but-

" and chopped onion. Then place

fish in the pan. Remove to the

n and‘bakc about twenty minutes,

ingifrequently.
0. lift it out carefully

nelined to stick. add butter.

Peppermint Blane Mange.
Dissolve 12 sticks

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Prussian Sauce.
1 four ta
1 till \tWO

11 onion juice,
chopped parsley, salt,

or chopped cabbage.

 

Strawberry Ice Cream.

., up of granulated sugar.

berries and freeze.

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uckieberry and Orange Jam.

u‘gar.

11k until sufficiently thick.

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“I simply must have one of those
new veils. i think they are so tasci-I

 

hating!" This I overheard a youngltollet adjunct
girl saying to her friend the other Diluted in “.31"

day on Fifth Avenue.

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‘ _tonic and bleach is obtained
The veil she referred to was a long house-keeper’s hands

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The Lemon and Some of Its Uou.

The lemon is a very satisfactory
its uses ape legion.
a splendid skin

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Report of the District Commissioners
of the Third Taxing District. I
City of Norwalk.

flame Dream flaking

flowing one draped over the top of a
small highcrowned hat with a narrow for removing

turneddown brim, like the one ytc- potato peeling,
lured here.
front and fastened to the top of the‘

"0“" with a “"39 round pin, ““3 effect is most refreshing, and as a
shape of marshmallows. Roll

carbons dried in a slow oven and.
.1. Serve with sugar and cream:

» Put one and one-half cupfuls of coiaI

white by the frequent use of a lemon

dish washing and other‘
It was caught together in work in the kitchen

When used for bathing purposes. that

igermicidal mouth wash is excellent.
Lemonade without sugar is highly
I recommended as a drink“. It is said to‘

. Iassist in preventing obesity as well
Inc to tone up the system in general. '
Unlike many drinks and foods which
Iare recommended as healthful, the
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rlh cupful of lemon juice and 11 few: .

. cing lumps of butter over the fish,
‘ When the fish is
Add a cup from there it hung softly down the
oyster water to the gravy if you back. No wonder this young girl was
“per simply water, if not; the-o .
. tot one lemon, itvo tablespooufuls

W mushrooms, one of minced
II . y', some all-spice. cloves, garhc,
all. pepper trail salt. If the gravy
Pour

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of peppermint
in on’e’quart of new milk. When
Ily boiling stir in four tablespoons
rn starch, mixed with a little cold

serve with whipped cream or a.

tiespoons grated horseradr
tablespoons browned
crumbs, one teaspoon sugar, one
I one teaspoon
pepper.
ecup sour cream. Beat thor-
- and serve very cold with po-

t two eggs, a little vanilla and
Scald
ottlea of cream, pour over eggs
dd two small jars of preserved

ls egg, one cup of granulated

dients: Huckleberries, oranges

every pound of huckleberries al-
half pound sugar and half of a
range, sliced very thin. skin and

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--Capt. Huston.
s. announcedI
911111 the club had 'disposed
' who had been let out

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Satin Dress tiraIded with Soutache I

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Itaking of it in any form.

Iclotlt over the jar.
away this way will keep as fresh as games with New Canaan; five games
when butchered.

Icarefully with clean, soft cloth.

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To Keep Meat Fresh.

After you haw butchered your meutIer‘ ° flhe Norwalk club

I for summer's use smoke the barns un-

IThen pour lard over them and tie a ball "out now until
Meat when put Manager Russell

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To Clean Bran Easily.
Cut lemon in halves and remove al- I

Intost all the Juice to be used for pie or taller 8th the
' Ilcmouade.

Take the halves, put

them fine for cleaning brass knobs and
other brass articles; finish by drying

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White garments which have become

I yellow may be bleached by washing

enthusiastic about it, for itfl'eallv
was the most udorublc affitlt 011 the
smartly dressed young woman who
wore it. The veil formed a charming,
cloud-like background to her prettyI
face and floated gently in the air as
she walked. The veil was of lace and
the but has of satin.

There are ever so many chltrmipg
veils of this type nowadays anti one
sees dozens and dozens of them. They
are made of chiffon. silk net or taco,
some of- them finished with borders1
and others without. And they come tuI
a variety of colors to suit every com-v
plates and every taste. Some of the
prettiest ones are in lovely shades of
purple, soft rose-color, lavender,
tauwgreen and blue, as well as black
and white. They are sometimes worn
on small close-fitting furbans and
again on larger sailor shapes.

Hats and veils like the” ”8 worn the other arm “I "e" I" carry 0m" nothing about where the money come 085.10 for material, all of which in-

with frocks of serge, satin or silk. The

one pictured here was worn with aI
dress of black satin with a snug bodlcoj
fitted at the waist with soft mooted
The skirt had a full tunic pleated at chiefs with colored borders and SpOIB,I

the waist and made with the popular
loop pockets, which were faced with
*purpls satin to match the purple-

Idress. This is one of the favored de-
signs for autumn and it certainly is
a most becoming one. The sleeve
was cleverly cut to form a point below

the elbow, where a silk tassel was Idown at the corners Don't have ’11 day.

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”The pen‘
‘ sword!" remarked the earnest citizen.
“That used to be the case,“ replied
Mr. Chuggin's, as he wiped his hands
on his hip pockets; "but what counts
now is amonkey-wrench or a pair of
pliers.’.'——- ’ashingtau Star.

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to the Columbus American Associa-

phis southern Association team. Roy
Hartreil, who was sent to Baltimore
when Miller was recalled, has been
given his unconditional release, who
had seen ten years at big league ssr
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LE8 DAROY HA3 CAULIFLOWER
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The great Les Darcy is not immune

from the file that afflict the pugliistic

paragraph iron: the Sydney, Australia

Referee:

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ibraided dengn1whfch trimmed the‘

is mightier than the!

tion team and Doe Cook to the Mbm- I

profession, judging from the appended!

in the usual manner, then dipping
them into a this, boiling bot starch,
which has been slightly blué‘d. Leave
in the starch until cold, then wring out

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dnd hang in the sun to (in.

 

For Cleaning Velvet.
An excellent method of cleaning vei-

vet is to scrape a light dust 01‘ pipe-

lightly away with a clean brush. This

store the bloom and also to raise the
pile.

 

Long Handled Duet Pan.
dust pan, which permits the worker to

dust. It is so made with a trap cover
that it need not be emptied until quite
full, and the wire loop on the handle

cleaning tools.

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Washing Colored Handkerchiefs.

should be soaked in cold water for aI

short time before tbef are washed
This will prevent the colors from run-
ning or fading.

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not pressed firmly together or drawn

perpetual smile. but cultivate a pleas-

ant expression and the corners will in-

cline up instead of down.

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Have an attractive little knocker
Ioutside your bedroom door to .t’each
children to knock before entering. This
silent reminder is a hint .to ignorant
grown-ups also. i

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exmre is a strong-
er reason for the question, The Aus-
tralian middle and heavyweight cham-
pion’s head is Swathed in bandages.
with a bulge on th left sidm big as
a fist Motor car accident is suggested
to the uninformed mind But the 1 ex-
planatlon is that our greatest boxer
developed a cauliflower ear, and he
did-not like it T e surgeon operated.
and the wound is ow healing'.’

There is a suspicion that. K. O.

puffed up Dara‘st-left car. In any
event tbs‘ear was in good cmdition
'mtn when Darcy met: Clabby a few
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Itlon of the sei‘ctlon for a site for the

tLearn to keep the lips closed. but. 'proposcd “1000000 armor plant were consumers.

resumed at the Navy Department to-
no offers for the. sale of private
Ipiants had been made. and it was be.-
lieved that none would be made.
Additional otters of sites were made
by Secretary Daniels and other naval
officers today. Advantages of Rhode
Island cities were urged first.’ The

claims of more than a hundred middle
Western and Eastern cities already
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“11W fluffy yr'OiiVUL'K, Bl. Unionist),
manager of Freddie Welsh, Enam-
pion “lightweight pugilist, filtering

twenty-round fight for the title here
January 1 next with Johnny Dundee,
of New York.

KIRKHAM CLAIMS
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‘sph Western League team. has estab-

world‘s record is betting. In the last
thirty-nine tines at bat. Kl‘rkb’am has
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embodvlng a large increase of power

The expenditures for additional:
equipment in the station, as above'
mentioned, and for labor and material
in the extensions of our lines during:
this sear more than constitutes the
deficit which exists in the electrical
department. ~ I

G. The commissioners made a fur-'
ther investment of $238.50 for the pur-
chase of a new street light regulator
to conform to the conditions and tat
replace the "old one!’ which has beenI
in service for, over eight years. I

'I. in consequence of "burn outs" of
our street light lamps from "apparentI
criminal intent," during the past:
spring and summer, the commission-I
ers were compelled to purchase new ;_
lamps amounting to the sum of $585.36
to replace those damaged.

Adetailed statement of the finances
of Ame district will appear in tumor-
‘rcwl Sentinel. '- tr fir ~

FIEIIIiDINT MLWN WORKING
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l110m; nRANOH. N. 1.311111. 15—.
PI'rIeeideut Wilson arranged to work
long hours here today. so that he can
rapt cm the weekeaf'tomorrow and

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~3555 Council broke up in disorder. 1 I

”1.10: «cone use: Leann. sunsets. in a speech much;

The “Ti: c;::n‘::n:;:bl;ins angohiinigg “Th; Sistrict l:onuuissionet's of theI‘ W Specially for This NGWBPEW ‘ /
ans a u e 111x axing istrict herewith sub-I '
may be keptI Norwalk robbers and declaring us to mit their annual report covering theI By new“ neflew .
stains resulting from'Ilfe 50:1: clam- -,diggers but hum sports operation of the electrical and other “-
5 been called by Manager Rus' departments of the district under their
sell, of the Norwalks, and in order to supervision from August 31, 1915, toI A Charming Sumtner COIL
212:“...‘3:3"::..:2.“:.::;“‘::..:“:.:r “item!“- . ., *- 1° e11" «.21
. . 1 commissioners have been con-I shoulders be ween double “'I'I'”
but that we can be good sports, and fronted with additional expenses not; Imam“! after 'u‘h "1° ““1"”.
that we fear no one. the manager has anticipated in the operation, mainten-I zadugho‘tltitIindm 1:1. do“?! NulIf'
consented to give the New handsome and construction of the electricalI it IIiI desired to Iiiir! the contort WI
team another series~this time for the department as follows: 1 ‘ “1mm”: “lb” “0'18 croulmo “1'
Muttiionshlp. i 1. Owing to the extraordinary se— ’I if"? ImI°.Iinnw‘ forties: In hairdo-3:1?
The first game of this series will be vete storm! of December and Febru ’ iffy to position 371.1533? gatb'Iero. I
played this Sunday; the second game any. as the cititens of the district will The belts are -”" odtueted to 1”" «II
on Octobet list and while Manager letticmber, we were obliged to expend $32316: fm‘nd 1'1)“ rt“ 3'. m:- b
who drink it seldom rebel against par Illusrell knows there will be no need of; the sum of 8728. 36 for labor in the re- I g o I” on one I.
a third game, yet the 15}h of OctoberI construction of thr lines that were ”231' I
Ihas been set aside in case. some clogIdamaged. I I‘
slips in the smooth rt-fning maehin Notwithstanding the rumors, whlcbI
.were prev'alent a short time ago, that L I
The many friends who have rallied ‘our pole line equipment would have 3
ill they are dry. Then cut the meat I0 the Butiport of the Norwalk club to be replaced within one year, we deoI
into small pieces “a place in a 1”, cut feel assured of seeing good base. sire t. state that “our pge line equip1I I
Noteniber, as meat was never in as good conditionI
has these three as it is today." I
2. Due to the necessity of constant \
with the Norwalk independents, who Iignltlon, which is a necessary adjunct'I' I
1 will be strengthened by the addition ofI of all intemalcombustlon engines, theI belts to corresponding perforati
Islx Eastern imague players, and with commissioners invested the sum of t I" “0“ "5 b'ck- TIG "'0 “'0“.
a big league (gab coming up on Go $399.11 in the purchase and erection of "'5‘” it u" dumd' 11 . to
a undays will be taken the Bosch magneto ignition system in Ibfil $352733;c'l'mlt'pxmirfl: page 00:0 th: TmIIcIIkIIoi‘iIoli'IIief‘uIIlid
'dash of salt 1 them and 0“ will find up by exhibitions of our national past connection with each engine and they age“, pong“. or game. ler'buk'fivw- “ii“ "‘“I‘ “0"" '
I‘ y into that will not be duplicated in the Ihave proved to be far superior to the l “9'“ as ilIuatratod. TII-II 8'”.er °°
.enttrI State of Connecticut. Ifomter ignition system if [:Iripod “MIMI III 133““: 0" 1131111 next and I, In. (III-'III'I'QIILI dwell
at e or perigee woul me 0 up is used, the work will progress more
The Norwalks will h\ve their full 3. The totnniisaloners invested the Summer 908' PNNIIY- 1‘ IS shim‘d rapidly. Gather IIUII" CWIBRIIMI
team in the field Sunday unless the sum of $99. 42 in the purchase of amo- “I ”“I "mm" h" "w" of "I“ “ma" Pe’f“"“°“' “"‘I “dim“ “I“n'
strike in New York changes the alias tor for the operation of the blower and material and I (III'IIII of “IIIIIII SIIII A ‘ bend to puma“ 0"" gathers, match " I
yoke effect is formed by cx'lt‘ilihflit inn; single large and small “0 ” 110
tion. and all loyal motors and well air compressor, thus eliminating the the bark of the coat over the ahoul- feral Draw gathers to ofit and
wishers should come out and» cheer former methodwnamely, a gasoline 5"“: I't‘IDW “-111.11 IIIII IIIIItItIIIIIlIIIII gath- c101“: 0.1612. spam as tron-.lrcd Sewhl .
theit favorites on to victory. ' engine which was furnished as part aui'wslIEtzIe%:I3Ig IIo’fII {:4 IiIantiIIIItItIrn a": arihfifhfr't'fi:nwfir'r'tIIt {lIoItImiItIi‘ braid I
of the equipment in the original con- vards 311 im- material. 11111 ends of the Irish or else embroidp
tract. it was found that it was neces- The am“ ”"3’ I” take in making “I” "mm mm a Simple 111111114-
‘ ARRESTED FOR OLD auaoLARv. sary to expend the sum of filiiii'OXI~ 1110mm Review Coat No. 6321. Sizes,6 to 14 years. Price, 15 cents. ]
TORONTO, 0m" Sept. 11—— Michael moiety $300 per year for gasoline to ‘
ii. Shott:1ll.n 11 nrb c worker of t‘hl operate this engine, and it can tcadily" “
ago, 11.1.1.1tretcd hero yestettln 1:! 111 be. seen what a decided saving this ' It
(‘i‘llllf‘tllml \‘.;'II the. robbery, five investment has made. By the purchase #154” ”I I
'clay all over the velvet. and then brush years ago, of the New Westminster of the motor we are able to use our 1 i e I
branch bf the Bank of Montreal. electric current direct {Run the en- Wh°t Enameled
will be found almost invariably to re About two years ago Martin ii. l-‘lan- ‘giner without any additional cost. 1 e
nugan,oft‘l1lcngo,wns arrested (hIttrg 4i. A larger size pump costing
ed with b: lngiug stolcn notes into $374.75 was purchased for use in con- STE EL KITCHEN CABINETS
I'(.‘.1natltt. The money. amounting to nection with the well upon the district
31 9"? was deposited by Flunnagnn in property which furnished water used
A stoop saver is the long- handled :1 lsafety dgpostt \FtIult, where it has III.“ the (trucrnltl'onhoi the engines, scrub- I AI“ the wry highest type: of these indispensible step savers
an ever a uce anna an was ac crs, e c. tiee y constit i I
stand 111111th Wit"? She 001190“ Ihe'ouittetl, as the numbers Ron the notcs'ing of a tri‘lc over $1 petI'IIdIdI; :EIIth that should be in every kitchen large or small They are
did not correspond with those stolen. Iwas formerlt il‘ItI for water purchas- germ ptfiof and they never CfaCkI Or warp m“: “’0?an cabi'
I Shortull was‘trylng to withdraw the cd front the Fm 1111 Taxing District. I nets and they may be quickly and easily cleaned.
money when he was arrested. He 5. During the past tear the eaten-I
.permits one 10 08"? I‘ 0“ 0‘19 arm ciaimN that he was simply acting as tions to our liner haw entailed an ex- See the display m our Show Windows' “
IWIIIIO“t spilling the contents, while an emissary of l‘lannagan and knew~pense of Sir-1.12 fox labor and $2, /
., RAYMOND a soN ,
I rent creases the $111111: 0: the s‘licctrieal ts .. /,
. , par men. e us ness one u t e: - »
IGOVERNMENT TO BUILD commercial department during the wan {-a' ngh Sts' FuncraI Directors Nomm
ARMOR PLATE PLANT past year as compared to that of 3 er “4%
yeat ago shows an increase of 53 per " ""' I p.
wasnmorow Sept. ti—rheoov- cent '. I .
ernment will construct its own armor At the present time we are supply- Satul-day SpeCIals .(.
plate factory, in the opinion of naval tag 275 consumers which is an in .
("“99” WW“ hearings 0" ”“3 ““9" crease of 30 per cent. during the year. , .——At the— a

hast Norwaik Cash Grocery

Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery

Smoked Shoulders, lean, tender 11 lb. ............._. 16¢
Delicious Creamery Butter, :1 lb. 35¢
ProcessButtcrinprints.... . ...... ..........r....
Fancy Potatoes, 14' lbs. 1.: 34¢
Best cyFamily Flour, a bag.'_.';..-..m..—._ $1.05
MagnoliaorCioverMilk.11/11¢
Condensed Milk, full weight 8
Parafine Wax, xoc pkg. cutto. ...... 18
Granulated Sugar, 3 r- 2 lbs. .W25056‘
Granulated Sugar, :4 1- 2 lbs. $11,
GrapeNuts,2pkgs............................ .
Crisco,acan ......
Maser: or Lightning RubberS, pure qum, a dozen.
EoZe SCIlJm,“ Martsadozenu...-.n..-...’..u.o
E. Z. Seal Jars, pints, adoxen .
Toilet Tissue, 3 5c rolls cut to ... ...-r:
Parlor.Matches. 3 5: boxes cutto ...... ..

Potted Ham, 5: can cut to
Argo Starch. 31b box turtle

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