"lltllll
Lcmon Essence.
a. lemon, sate the rind.
I! much as Dosslble of the
‘ cut rind 1'11 onetiuarter inch
,plnt of pure grain alcohol
is 8 glass jar: into this pit
of lemon untli you have
, lemons. Let the whole.
Child a week. Then strain
. Q fllc cloth, and you have a
”attained flavoring.
“I” (10' not all haw to be
u the same time
rtA‘.
Grape Jelly.
1 touts: Onclialf box of hlll'td'
Uphttne. one-half cttp grap'
“9M1! ("1p cold writer. two
' ”hill cups boiling “ate“. one
H T.
{or twenty minutes. Add lllt'
'Ilter and sugar 11111] slll‘ 1111-
hoolves. Add the grape Li."
into a mold and 11! 'iwa:
When it is stiff loouen
. “dos of tile 11.'1l1l. lll‘ll 111111
lnd serve with 11l1111p11d
W custard.
strum Date:
the Itones front 1l11t1.~ and till
Mile cream as UN d for w'nl-
loll»!!! powdered sugar,
' r
1
Taffy.
, '0! sunnl - of iuolaw't 5,12 cttp
A W“ ”p of b11t111'111 cup 111
I Boll all together until
into cold water it snaps
111111 buttered tins
Polnut Nougat.
"Gill of‘ bite adgztr. L111 it 11111lt
1 till oonfiantly. Fm 1111 the buck
1‘- fmhltfléin a cup of choppotl pett-
m and a small piece of butter,
. Delicious Candy.
him. white of 1 egg 111111 :1 glass,
”nine amount of water and 111’,
of,vanilia. B11111 “t'll, lllc't
1 wufeclloners' suitor to
$0 Infill the consistency ‘ol
on a bOard or marblo
n in the required thinness.
, 9! it "may be placed between
103’“ English walnuts. Al-
x be rolled in it. dates and
' Iliad with the dough and rolled
mr. balls of it rolled and
into melted chocolate. .
1.
Peanut Candy.
,cupof lightbmwn sugar. 1
of molasses, 1,5 coffee cup
waiter, butter the size of an
M of salted peanuts. Stir
tits just before lltltlll'; from
flute with Tomatoes.
“in; up the rabbit as in tho
W 2 ' , warm olive oil. butter
“ it frying pan. Add the pieces
1 ‘ As soon as they are nearly
7, sh and are beginnlnt: .to
Mon them with salt uni
a bit of garlic and two or
plied shallots. Add several
1 mushrooms. a glass of
. two or three tomatoes
ed and chopped up, and a
pinch of chopped parsley
1. Cover the saucepan or
find let cook for 15 or 20
. .._._.___. v-..
~induction:
1:. Soak tht1 gelatin» in cold!
llll’llilllllll "this i
All Slllllllll KNOW
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Rose Jars.
Get s 511155 jar that has a cover
that will close down tight. Fill the
jar with sweet scented rose petals and
scatter through them some ordinary
table salt. Keep the jar closed tight,
and when the petals have dried inside
the jar. the scent of the roses wi't
cling to them. so that every time the
jar is opened a delicious fragrance
will fill the air. To get a rich eastern
odor that is deliciously delicate. add a
cinnamon stick or two, 01' a little pow
tiered cinnamon. Add a few chm-.5
:1ud allspice. A few violet; will add
an effectiu' bit of coloring. Sprinkle
a little alcohol over the whole thing
to brine perfume and tie-
color 111 1151‘ \ little salts oi
lavender addrd to roses bring: {A ll! 1
perfume.
1111‘ the
it 1. .31.
_—
l
tanned 11111115 in
Mmmn’
nowm:
-.~uedt that one cat htflltt‘l) tell llie
difference at first glance.
New Skating Sm. Whilt the fabric glow in less
'lliere an lolely sets of long muf— lptnslte it wears out more rapidly ”in
flrrs and caps to be worn with sweat- the kid 0111. '1‘1lier1
era and separate ekirls. ‘
in all the gay self colors,
the fabric
ire mole fawn and while 'l‘heh
are Mays to tire
and ottell' tnaturcly.
gloit es
11-1111» to fit the hand so perfectly 'l‘iiel
nmwu
gll
lprited iabr1c glote looks so ntur it like:
These come, \‘ent the gloves from wearing ottl prev
(11111111 111 111p 1111- tip of old,
two colors are combined. A churn glows into the fingers of the new
ing set recently seen was of black relW ones. that is. in the fingers of which
1111 with bands of Paisley at either war 11111 tiult'krsl. Another is to until)"
end of the muffler.
tamo'-sl1ar1tcr
A black \elyel Q a stitch in time. As soon its the glow
Don‘t wait for it hole to be made be
fore taking the necessary stitches.
(‘nre should be taken in laundering
and a rosette of the same at the side,
went with ll. Paisley was also cont»
bins-ti with light brow-11 wool 111 another,l
CONSTRUCTE” IN 19”)
‘1\'.‘.Slll.\'(il‘l).\. I). (‘., llct',;'1— More
Wear Loon Clothe! l lli‘tll twice 11.1~ mitt-h roadway 1'.;1.~ con»
Sonia girl: hate the strange st ld1'ts' .‘lrlll'lt‘tl tinder the ‘Ulll'l‘tision “1 Rd 1
ol tool clothes for hot weather. Sol ,"l- 1" “if-ll ~ll'tl8lll-‘l< in the fiscal tear
l1.1n;.' as their outside covering is 11f l‘lll1.:t\ in im- “nylons 511115 it i~'
the shetrest gauze tltey thirilt they l‘L‘W‘” '” ”l" ““11”?” "“1“” 0f tl111()f
should be cool, Now. as :1 lllilllt'l‘ of fire of ”drill roitds ttnd l‘tll'tll engitt
littl. physical coolness is more depen»:
d1 111 11.1 loose tlothcs than on 111111,
11111 if your stays are its loo~c .1. 1
possible, it you have no tight 1ollttr~1l
nor shoes. il your dress in loose in lit.l
the weight ol the goods of _your dress
the weight of lllc goods of ytir dress
than the girl who went"l
lllillill'r.‘ but
So litui1
loo~11'
he medium.
:1 frock of transparent
has her stays lightly
your summer wttrtlrolic
and comfortable in lll.
lil('Hl.
lnttde
Collar and Cuff Case.
Ribbon of any width may
in tiiaktttg the (‘itblfl ltiuoou
inches, in some pretty design. is 1151 l.
l'rocurc 1‘2 yards. and divide into i,
equal lengths lfot‘ outuldc and; turf
linings. (‘tit
not too thick.
6
be used
:l ()l‘ o,
A piece ol Blll‘l'l tolloli
nodding wellapriiikled with
powder is busted on the lining r'lb-
bon 11ml :3 elfipn 11f narrow ribbon ara
tacked on to hold collars and cuffs.
\\'l111n the cardboards are ot'erhandcd
Hlt'lll’l.
-l plecen .1111 ‘eitrdboztt'd reel of niutflrr 11nd turban.
l'. S. Department of agricul
lssil"(l today.
Nearly '1.01ltl,1ltlti square yards of
,llllhlln'l‘), equivalent to F1112 miles of
were built in thin
Thus-11 consist-1d of eitper'imen
lttl 1'o1'd11. [it“l roads. courtly roads
:.'1.1l 111111111 111 liaticttttl pttrks and for-
t.‘1l.\'.
lll this work the department under
look th1 1-\pen>c of englrm'rin: Her
\'lt't‘\' 11nd ' tipci'yision, while the 1111111
111'lltiti1'11. except in 1111-1111 of ltll’t‘l‘l llllll
ltu'illi rottds..tttct lh11 bulk of the costs
for material and construction.
'l‘ll-1tl11tmrtiticnt mttdc studies and
l‘i't‘tlllllll"iitlillltlllh for intproylng the
.complele road 'syotellia of 3:: counties
ill 11 number of stairs. itasil. 'tted engi-
it1-r11 to inspect :tpcclfit roads ambul-
11;.«11 11.11 to thr lt' treatment in 113 com-
mnnilit‘s, and specially unsigned '1' en
silk and wool .leritey 14111111 to be more “WW”. to ””1,“ sum. dcpnrtlnt'llh‘
popular than any tutors. and the 111 mud, and ”Hm. mm. “on...“ 11.1"}.
"10‘1"!“ "V" ""1““! “”0“ ”l" ””"l “r with 1'ottl.~ :tntl rotttl mulerinht.
bitch. or til| 1tl'ountl. Sontctinlw lt'nlh (l‘.}“”nl<“l';ui(1n
er belts are worn with them. undertaken in
111-1'111tz.
1:] ‘i',
‘1tl.ttl l'1 ll‘l'l wide,
1'. 11.).
The Checkerboard Deliun lo Favored
for Dresses
ot‘ Angora. Shetland wool.
Sw'eatt r.
1:12!
The
Slip-11:1 1111111 15114 on it
10g.11l11-1'.1111 ,irle tl11n join top. bot, SWl‘lltvl‘:1 “lllt no opt'nitin 1“ all have ,,,..,,,,,.1, “mm. [mm Washington to
10111 and c1".1nltr ,ulso aprlllll: into how again. They Mum“, “a. (-Unllnuud during llu‘
.. __. ' are on the order of the popular blouses war. 11“. mum“. undt'l' 1111113 vision
Crocheted Bean Bags. thttt ttr11 slipped on over the head. immugng from "3| to 871:. 'ghe el-
l‘se silk-finished cotton. any color The checkerboard design itt wool fl.” 0; (01.1mm: 11mlmenance,rnys
desired. about 30 stitches in it row art! materials in quite :1 favorite for 11.1.»:— the “1,0". 1.3,: 11111111 demonstrated by
'.'.‘1 rows in all will be enough. Double e11. Relic-red by trimming of it plain n“. {1111 um front lllnrth if) to ll"?
together anti new up.‘lettylrig one end
open, slip in your bar: of beans or split
pens. sew tip; then make :1 double row
of shells around the edge, rttit in rib-
bon rind there you are.
Work Bag.
(‘ut 4 pieces of cardboard 1'1 inchci
by 9 in size arid 1 piece 5 inches square
for the bottom. A plain lltll of ttrt
ticking is cut to fit, and upon the 4
sides are placed small pockets that
button over at top. The cardboards
are overhunded together and the. cor!
cring is stretched in place. while it
lining of silk of corresponding color,
is placed inside. Finish the top'wlthI
ribbon and small bows at. corners.
1
l
1
l
Burned Match Receiver.
This is made front an ordinary fig
basket. trimmed with green satin
bows and ends, and is also suspended
by ribbons of the same shade. An
attractive addition can be made by
lining it with silk harmonizing in color
with the ribbons on the basket.
,cht'ck with plain broadcloth trimming ANYONE SEEN JOHNSON?
material in some harmonizing tone, 1nd of the fiscal year. June 30,‘191t‘1.
the effect is entirely pleasing. Such at the null “'i'fi 11m clotted to traffic :11
combination is illustrated in the in any point.
lratclit'e model in bluck-andwhltc wool
-..__...._ -._..-..—
BIG
shown here. The upstanding ‘ 'fencc" , SMOKE, HE'S 'ROUNO.
collar extending ttllnoat from shoulder, ~—
to shoulder is still featured lit a mint? t‘;1l(‘.\t:o, D1111. 5
her of new models. llehs in fanc'y de-‘1 ti\1.~ 11-11 trailing .lntk J11l1n..on,
sign also contribute in 11 great dl’gl‘t‘u 1111.1"1 llllulllsl. l.1‘tl1.1' 98%
to the novelty of the doslgns, In ”1113 l1‘, ("lyric l‘nitctl Slates district
instance the deep yoke belt which lOIitt'.) said today. t‘lyne is confident
(1011.; not entirely encircle ”,9 wntsl tll'tt Johnson, who jumped his bltilnnd
i,4 ., prominent feature tiletl to Europe after being comicted
.7 - ' Iin thlcago on while slave. charrcs.
'has' 1eturned to this country.
._._
Fabric Glover.
Every one expects to find a wide use
of fabric gloves during hot weather.
but one is rather surprised to find that
CHICAGO EMPL’WRS WANT MORE
ea .
ClnC‘Atio, Dec_1'1.-’I‘l:c purchasing
they have been carried over for power of a dollar in only {13 percent.
autumn wear and are likely to be 1'44 th‘fil in Chicago today as it WM
in ‘900 new din" to retinal!“I sub
worn all during the winter by the most
fashionable women. This is no doubt
due to the fact that it costs a great
deal of money to keep light kid gloves
salaries Prices of everv common
immaculate and because of the fact commodity were tabulated in the call
that the new fabric gloves are now mm“
milled to the mayor and city council
today by 'nuploycs of the city engin-
eerltw tlepavlv'tcnt together wlth a
petition for increases of 25 percent. it“
the ,
Charles ,
til- ‘
with a hunt ot' PaisG-y'.blltl\\s lhe least sign of wear. darn it..
(the gloves. in the first place wash
tltern frequently the oftener they are
‘w‘asltcd the less friction they require ,
, l'se 11 illlld soap and plenty of cit-1111
watt-r,
new FEDERAL ROADS ‘
lot ttl llH' lttllt 1111‘1111. \llt"l:t1-l llow‘
ling 11.111 lllilllll‘lt'ha 1 'o'it'l' l’llrlalt
linds tiller ltt'ai'lnu 1.11111.»s11s. All
' witnesses held the 11,.11'111111' o: lllt‘ (‘itl
lil1111111lt'sra for 12111 1.1111111} llt'1'.
Hillier Shirt-ll n.1x ml in H111 llll
111111111 11t tllt' 111111 11f lllt tit-ttdcn‘
R111 Father ltyrnc was ill tl11 auto. ‘
Witnesses soul lllttt Reilly “J
standing on .1 running board of it
maintenance .
‘ Cornell t‘11i1-
~l1‘ederzil openr 1
hPARTMth
N»..—
“‘lccldulol Death Findings Ill Hut-l ace/30,11?
logs Which loolt Place Yesterday,
liltlllilfil‘tilt’l‘, llt't‘ 71 Two find
ings of accidental death with ‘lio l'f‘llti 1
trial liability on the part of those held By Pmmnal RGVlEW
8d
Slitlll utilities, mm? vigil/61551339,
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
I
'me A
1;, ‘.
11‘.4
{or lit‘flrlllfn‘) werc giieri last tight liy' .“t' ,. 4‘7
‘oroner . 11 1110i l‘m-lan. (‘oroner ‘ ” ' ‘
l’helan todal will 111111l111-t l\\u l11ai'- l E: Day DRESS 0‘ Blue ClOll‘l I
HIKE. ' ' 1 .
Accidental death is the finding iti ' C ‘l'1"’l‘ '111)‘ in.“ 0" :1l.-..- tlulll The
the cast- of Otto Zertitislty. of ll.tll1lt
street. crushed to death by 1111 11le1-
the crane at the pl.111l ol the llrldpe
port lira» t‘otrlp.1rly wllcrc l111 watt
doing carpentry work
Priest Blamcleu.
Joseph H Reilly. til llltlgrlit'ltl, who
1ll1-1l as a result 11! haunt: been
struck by on out 1rt1ottil1~ owned by1
lit-1'. Father Short-1|, ol ll11l,'.'.11tlt1l1l, 11111
llet't-rrlhtr 1. 1.111111 to his d1 .1tli an the
result ol 1111 1111i1l1111t, and ‘lit‘ opera-
llowlln'p: could brim:
\‘1 ...-1l ii. 151 l't lltslt'llcl or ~lraiglit 1.1-
tt'tt 1-1 tiumd :111'11i11 turliion, in the
inlttt 1115.11“ 1.1 law finished \\lll1 :1
1l1n11l 1-1'11|.l11r l|11'.\tl.1lgltt tll1§
11:1,; twin collars either of
tlttitticl 111' wmlr satin am l
ettggutctl. 'l‘o trim the one plus ‘1
n|1111\1-s the home 1111s~11111lter has is V
t ‘Htolri 1-l' Sllltltlll hands or 1'1le. lliu
ont- pit-11' ~l1irt has :1 straight lowtr
r:1l;c ', tlc loll lu'lll," 1:111th rc.1l l:tl,;o
11111111111 1111111111111t1~l with buttons oi
ttli 111:1'11311] 1l 1111' .1te the skirt.
lit the l: itlil ~i/1- llic 1111.114 rcqltlnv ‘
4'- _\"Zti11s .14111111 11111l11i11l. 1‘11 11',
Hit: llit"q, ll \‘1 lll ltt llll“(“2ll'\' lo 11!
large tic 1111t11111l 111 three ilifl't'rttit ‘1
rain; in open \1i1ltl1 halt fold and l
double fold. Just what t~ meztnt l1et -
tcr may lie ”11111111111111! I11 consulting
the cutting guide. The lllt‘tlll" for
the shirt, the sic-.1111 pocket and trip -
tiring pit-1c for the 1~lccte are laid on
lllt'1\l '.1'1'.
"I'Uu'lt'lnlll,
ti'ntk, uhc't 1111111l11=tl\ l111 jumped 11:! l,
' r
and started to run :tcrtw the pll'llel ' :1," “lift? lir‘r’dtt-hl 13 tlttngmnh, a]: ll: 11- ~
“3‘ back 111 m" "mm'm. Mini" b" "w: 111i- on alefgthwiw tpllrr “Ema" “If“,- .
howling He ran into the path of the the 3“,, I1111lr f , f" , l\,.111'.11r l
mat-b.1111 before 1111 1111 vett.1lto l
1
lll-' rm to a all”), “inn-111115 tt-stillt'tl.
Hearmgs Today.
1‘11ro1111t' l‘hclan 11: 1'30 o‘clock this
pron-inn held his llnal hearing into
the death of Raymond lit-yak. 5 year.»
old. of L’lL'tl Scarlett 11111111111. who was
struck last Tuesday by it motor truck:
1121 nt'tl by the h'tnndttr'd Manufacturing
Hotlislt for women of youthful fi-
gure is this tine-piece dress of blue
cloth. The twin collars may be broad-
cloth, w'ttsh satin or flannel, in white
fill of the remaining iittttt'tlals,1111lv
leaning stiflicicut I111 the tollars, and
fold it in half. 1' 111111 the skirt.b:1ck
and hell. on the l11111 1tl1wi~11 told and
the front so that the large “0" 1m: ‘
forutious will rest 1111 n lengthwiw '1
thread. Next, fold the rest of tho
material so that the stlyages will
meet in the center, as shown in il-
guide. Arrange citch tollnr settli-
on a lengthwise fold and cut.
company 11nd opcrtilcd by ltulolpliI or m”. '
l'th)‘. lit year! tlltl. of l’1'tnhrol111
nll'l‘l‘l. '
llutli likeable and wearable is this
n'rrt_~c11-1or 1Q_l5 ~1110111111. 5111;11-
(v; lI-u'
‘ ~ «‘l‘l‘
lll lti~ tilllco' 111 2.30 o‘clock this 11! ‘
terlioon t‘oloricr l'lit‘ltlll utll lioltl a
limiting oil the death of .\lr.~. 5551's
both (i‘l‘n'tncll. of l'oplttl' nireel.
who was struck by an lllllmllt)l)llt‘
operated by “his lttith Hall. of Fair-
tlcld. ll uclmol teacher. Mlml Hall is
it slsterln-lnw of Judge Bacon Wake-
mrui, of l1‘nlrtl1 lll. She 111 it teacher}
in the Fairflcltl schools 111111 formerly?
taught in Wrslport. She i< charged
with manslaughter and operating till‘
auto wilhoul 11 l11'11'tr1e.
NEW YORK HOTEL MAN DEAD
NEW YORK. llt'c. '1.-~1lleorgc (‘..
lloltlt, one oi thr- country's foremost
hotel men. tilt—1| of heart trouble lien-j
today in his Hlitc at the \\'tiltlor-f.'til ‘
totltt llottl ol 11"l1i1lt he was the pro
prletor. .
He was president of the “'aldorf—Arl»,
l0l‘lll Hotel Company. was proprietor"
and owner of the. liellcvuc-Stratford
Hotel in Philadelphia. a trustee of
rsity 11nd president 01
the lloll't'rl Library of Alexandria
Buy NJ‘ '
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J11
11110110 ion 511m
_ "Llltlttopm ., ..-
80 cents.
Thanksgiving
Carving
Sets
Egg“ V $5213.11" catwalk-SS 3;”
1H‘.‘W It E...'; .' ". 343cm! C€.1.‘:
-. ....~-.-- ... .. a“-..
L...
nu! yout'hallm of r city it In me" and Tr? uldal
new, and triad y atop-flu ws...l1. and col-i1: .
dammit 1
Early fall brlnm croup. Lr1 ucl1iti=,:
asthmatic brenlrttit. ttouble omo night l
coughs. whooping cough. and tick 1111... irri-
tulw throat.
It aggravates t‘iod ‘.1..~. con. ‘1 cf
wa': hut: and tho 5111111110 COUJHi cl
elderly poop o.
it. alvoa“snnfilos" to infants and children .
rind provokes Ldonoido and LON inflamed
throats. .
GimFoloy‘ sllonoylnd'l‘ar freely. It is -
cosmtliiugnnd rural. roliovnc hournnncrs
and puL‘ nbcnliu cooling on ‘. o influ
mucous lulu oft othroot. ithlk apitcotiréh
inwardly to quickly main-“11.1.1101,” o
fore thisdrondod tbim'rhos it chm-1mm moll-
lt'trm the children or s1 art: the tit-cuts
The last dose it: hint. or. cowl as ll of rsl, out
‘toodod than of any ill);
.731!“ ;.
Assortment
a less amount. 3:
cough syrup.
So no to it that you at cr.l;.' ti. o cri:1 r
F0111: \'slio.\l:i' All_)_'r\ 11.11.111.11.
“"Ijgax-Ny, and-151111- 1
South Norwallt
, 1
1 1 tttiatu.
Sttllson-Powell Corporation.
A Very Completeg
For more general wear this frochl
wuitrtnv lethal 111 ill
may be carried ent' in littrelltt 1l11thI
which is n 11111111l111'11t' t‘. 1 l1111111~ 1 |
fturiily. The mostI popular shades 1.1 a
all tones of blue l1t11.11 :11111 the low
ly tornado. which is blue with a gr1:_
undertone.
"fifiit’iiiiél-iéfautumn No. 7035: 81.1: cs, 11 117110 \eurs. Prion.
TAILORED SUI‘I'S
and l
REMODELING OF FURS l
I il
’l
by
New York Ladies‘ Tailor
G. ROCKOFF
:1 North Main
We Also Do Cleaning and
Pressmg
'l
GALVANIZED WARE.
Ash Cans, Garbage Cans, Ro-
tary Ash Sifters, Coal Hods. Coal
Shovels. Wash Tubs, Bath Tubs.
A. D. MORGAN F°°‘T“"" ‘.
I
1 Albert F. Geltelie
Phone 1069-2
25 Washington St. 80. Norwalk
Prompt Delivery.
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1: yum sow
- 11111.9 511110
it more Dots
1:. NE tr
again“? 1115
(«WEST moon lN Toll
60 GET tun NV
l SURE wort HE chTtllt-s 11111
AN‘THEN MMBE l‘tt SELL 11111
"11311115 vents OEP‘T.
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Norwalk Chronicler