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bottom of pudding dish, sprink
them nutmeg, cinnamon.
dry and stale to use on table
re, with spices, sugar and Dune
' steam in oven about half an hox
done.
n Bread from Pieces of Bread.
water and squeeze;
oodahas been dissolved in. It wi
,‘ raisins if desired and 1
,, Indian meal.
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m 3 to 4 hours.
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Mix Well, lard
cover
Keep water boi
Boiled Apples.
gnu sauce pan, covering with he
i r, put in 6 cranberries.
boil until nearly done, but do no
em breakzremove carefully witl
until reduced one-half.
ed, as they are used only to pro
a rich color and flavor,
etable Hash—To Use Up Small
Potatoes.
to the grease
5h. Very nice dish.
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Orange Pie.
_1 cup boiling water; mix all
as for custard pie, line pie plate,
. above mixture with 1‘teaspoon
”flavor; turn in crust, cake 4.)
as in moderate oven, frost with
’ of 2 eggs beaten still. Serve.
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’77 rsflhirred Oysten.
”p twenty-five large oysters fine,
a beaten yolks of two eggs, two
.» « onfizzs or cream. sufficient dry
crumbs to thicken and salt and
p to taste. Fill the cleaned
with the mixture. Put little
of butter on top and bake in a
”oven until lightly browned.
s Fluseed Emulsion. Linonine
' ard remedy for coughs
, ' even stubborn bronchitis
‘_. "to its great healing'proper-
ictims I of Coughs and colds
“restored to strength and
Linonine, the most healiné
medicines.
Tried Recipes!
9. layer‘of thinly sliced apples
sugar
95 few small pieces of butter, then
yet of cake (fruit cake, nut cake
any kind of cake that has become .
another layer of apples sauce us
. about 1-4 cup of water in dish,
”the pudding will not slick; cover
Serve with rich crenm.i
is delicious and very economical. gwater,
‘iou wish to make it even more ap— {brightly
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tiling spr n e pp l A tablespoon of turpentine added [0!
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ke pieces of old bread, soak 111%
measure i
t 1% quarts; put in mixing bowl,
1—2 cup molasses that 1 teaspoon
u, so stir until all Soda is worked
1 into it. then add 1/2 teaspoon of
good j
lightly and
(be sure and have
Select six firm apples, remove bios-I
-.. end and place in agate or alun1-,
cut in'
-er and place in glass dish, re-
'water to range and continue to
add 11,9
sugar and cook until a medium .
p forms;cranberries should be re
pour
p over apples and serve when
e your small potatoes and wash
"and bake them in a pan. When
,put through meat chopper (not
.wld) skins and all. .Put them into
ing bowl. add some cold beets,
to and chop together. Fry out
salt pork in frying pan, add the
and warm it
7 Potatoes
of; taste of skins and it saves
cup sugar, iuice of 2 oranges,
-Bpoons cornstarch, yolks of 2
r and cook in double boiler
" thick; let cool; make a good pie
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19' (windows when a thin
quickly forms over the glass.
spoon of salt to ‘the water.
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foyer them once in a while with we
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It will turn it dark yellow.
nickel plating will
lthe rinsing water will make
lcoes and ginghams like new.
ging ginghams, percales and
it will save the thread, her nerves and
jtime, as‘ henis
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1‘ If Clothespins are dipped in a salt-
cloihes, they will
any trouble.
come off without
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mer). This brown bread wxll removed by a little ,baking' soda.‘
‘ moist from one week ‘0 another. when all cleansers have failed. This
Edoes not strait-h the tins and leaves
’ihem sweet and clean.
if your sink drain becomes clogged
wtih grease or dirt, it can be quickly
cleaned by putting salt or soda down
‘tlie drain (dry). Leave a while, then
pour scalding water into the drain. Ii
the case is obstinate, repeat. Many
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In polishing stoves use a good—sized
brush—similar to a floor brush—to
polish. This makes the designs as
shiny as the top.
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‘ will leave them streaked. A
kerosene gives a bright lustre? _
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A small piece of red flannel put in
the kerosene lamp will keep the on
cleaner and catch any dirt in the oil.
a
Sandpaper should be a part oil/every
kitchen equipmen . It has
uses.
readily remove the scorched portion
fectly smooth surface.
Laundry Hints.
When washing pink cotton goods
the color may be made fast by using
"red” color instead of bluelng.
a piece of Turkey red in a
water. Bottle this and use
liquid blue,
secured.
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then materials are
take starch, use sugar in rinsing
water. Sheer fabrics such as organ-
die, chiffon, and all other delicate ma- '
terials, will gain their original crisp-i
ness if three table’spobnful’s of’su'gar
are added to the rinsing water. This
also is the proper treatment for all
veils.
To wash chamois, wet it in a weak
solution of washing soda and water;
rub" plenty of white sabp into it. Let
it lie for two hours, then rub between
the hands until clean. Rinse in a
weak solution of soda and water with
a little soap powder shaken in. This
will prevent its becoming hard when
dry.
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WAITING FOR JOHNSON.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.—-Wh.ile walt-
ing for ‘Dan Johnson’s sore foot to
heal, Garry Herrimann, ,here ,for a
peace parley, is reading up on the de-
cision of the Supreme Court Which
bound Johnson’s hands in the Mays
case.
The crippled boss oi the American
,League was expected here yesterday
or today for a Commission session
which the Reds' president hints niay
bring about a peace treaty in the Am-
erican League politicalfight.
Herrmann game a new angle to the
controversy over the Yankees” share
of the world’s series money, when he
intimated ‘that the Commission may
have been wrong in turnink second
place winnings over to’the Cleveland
Indians without an o'illcial award of
"runnermp” honors to that club.
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Oi; cold days it is hard to clean Ihel
To keep ivory handles like now, go
The busy mother will find by wash-5
any i
gshrinkable goods before making that
will be put in only
water solution before pinning on ille'
a piumber's bill can be saved in this
Never try .to wash windOWs with
i the sun shining on them, because this
little be
too delicate to =
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sheet of ice ;and applied ' '
This 'coats of heavy silk Jersey, are an*ef-‘
‘can be remedied by adding a [amenfective trimming.
’ Iare edged with silk floss,
[with jet or colored beads.
For t
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Feminine Fripperies.
Velvet figures, out with raw edges
and evening
on capes
he woman who enjoys sport
great enveloping scarfs of the
baking soda and dl‘l’ quickly with alsoftest Shetland wool woven on the
clean. soft cloth. Never wet ivory In jdiago‘nai and made im the most fas-
Icinaling misty colorixare to be found
'in a few
'By-adding a little kerosene to the]
polish '
of the smartest shops and ap-
,pear to be finding favor when worn
twith soft ends tucked under the belt
in front.
i More fullness is allowed in skirts.
A great many black dresses are
lworn.
Sport hats are made in turban
,style.
The n
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when we
Vi'hite
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HURT B
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$100,000 damages for injuries alleged
to have been suffered by Benjamin F.
Emery when a passenger in a Ford au-
tomobile
Senatorial, election last March.
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Emery,
berry,
,tion pend
from the bread, etc., and leaves a per— icomb county,
pened.
Mr. Ford
lspeed.
The favorite hat seems to be biaCK
trimmings.
A novel apron
f both favorites.
Damage Case Outgrowth of Senatorial.
and George Viilerot. represent-
,ing Mr. Ford, were on their way to
,IMount Cl
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of ballots cast in‘Yhe Senatorial elec-
The automobile was furnished by
what is alleged was
In turning out for another ve-
'Boi] .hicle, the
p35” ofiot lost control of the automobile and
u like zit turned turtle.
experimenting with-a m- .was pinned under
tle at a. time until the right tint is ”11101183 resulting l
{of the skull. three
icrushed hips.
' As a result he was
forty-six days and is now in a sanita-
Lace appears on the new millinery: .
ew picture hats are mor
It a wrap is used it is frequently a
cape.
Brown is the favorite color for
suits.
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Goats' hair is one of the new hat
forms a workbag
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Fashions Will Be” for Fall and Winter .
sum 5215 25 calm” Blouse sol: Jerket son
20 cents skin ~63) 25 cents
25 centsesch Shin 3500
20 come
All the Newest Style Features Shown First in
Pictorial Review Designs
December Patterns and The Winter Fashion Book ‘
Now on Sale
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Child's ("ape 8‘87
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.BOLIVIA AFTER CHILEAN PORT.
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swer of the Bolivian Foreign Depart
and colored neckwear are:
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FORD FOR $100,000
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DETROIT, Nov. IS.—-Henry Ford has‘
de defendant in a suit for‘
following the Ford—Newberryl
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representing Senator New-'
emens to witness the sealing
ingva proposed recount in Ma-
when the accident hap-
and driven by Mr. Villerot at
a high rate of
plaintiff charges, Mr. Viller~
Mr. Emery says he.
the automobile. his
nna triple fracture
broken ribs and
'unconscious for
"His WQM+AN VFQUMQ %E%. 5?;
Men :1
backache,
swollen joints, lameness and soreness.
will be glad to read how one woman
found relief from kidney and bladder
nd women suffering from
rheumatic pains, still and
Ibeen made. with Chile. but that Bolivia
quircd a port. according to the Tlem—
po. says" simply that no agreement has
does not renounCe her right to contin-
ue negotiations-lo obtain in port, this
being entirely a national question. Lai
Razon says the Chilean minister at La
Paz visited the Foreign Office. Friday,
to obtain an explanation of the Boliv-
ian answer to Peru, and asked if the
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R‘ , . . A D Gillette. of Easton. and John the heroes or ancient .Rlilu *0
~ “ 32:3“;‘322 $121.3? wit‘i§°°'.‘if§ 125;": “min or New Fan-fiend. was he mm. no . ,
" attendance. asi‘it showed the amount .The ”low“: executive committee Rim-“k?“ him‘ \(l‘Wm and rep “‘1
|of interest that is being taken in the ltamappomied at the morning ses~ liimseli‘_0{ “'5 property. , x
' . Farm Bureau. 3513?. ll Reels B 0 Mi l‘ Qt ]’ ll "l‘gaming”!hairs):lliivl'ngglgilnrifalcfngg.I»:
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f will: 2;}:ntéggsggglfais gfggdirft? Hubbell, Shelton; Seth Low Pierre-"turned in his hon-l. to llnd. lo hrs um-
‘ii H. Beers. of ’Bl'ookfiold; vipapf'psg: pont, R'dgeflfildi George McKay, Dani prise, his own watch licking comfort-
I ‘ dent. Sterling Hubbmr of Shelton: bury; Mrs. Wallace N. Mitchell, New- ably on his dressmg table" and a.
. . ’ lireasurer, Seth Low Pierreponi ol' “3““; Pauerax-ro'ws' Stamford; Dr. Sli‘fll‘llli‘ cold watch in. his Vial-rm.”
it fRidgefieid. Mr. Pierreponi was pres- “ an” C" Vi "0d '3‘"? Canaan: Mrs. E- pocket. lion-med m m” fir“ “."qm',"
( . 'i iident of the Farm Bureau for ihe past 2 H' SChoan’ “men; I. C. Ate-bison, ‘ i‘ul coup as a iooipad. he l’llll‘i‘ll‘d {1ft
“ . lthree years and has been one 0} the sherman; Meigs 13. Russell, Bridge- Llo the bureau do police to give i131 .m
' . " zhardest workers in the organization. port. booty, where he was confronted “L m
*1 He declined to run again for, the. of—§ m t‘xciled foi't‘lgllt'l', vehenimiily {I '-
l ' 3509 Of president. But was prevailed; ONE GOLD WATCH AHEAD scribing the outrage of whll‘h hr =.id
I upon to accept the office of treasurer. } . , ' b9?“ a victim."
' The following town directors were . “M, ,
I ‘ “Dom“: lwmc“ L°"'u'::°$"i=ir:'ei' cum wu. will Idvemaement in the in“ wins
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John. New Canaan: Mrs. E. G. H. Ecauley as told by Lady Logan in her W“.-
333“. Schenck, Vl'ilion; Mary Linda Brad- 'remimscenws:
'ley. Ridgefield: George. McKay, Dan-
,bury; A. R. Joyce, Brookflcld; W. H.
Agnew. Wesleeere E. A. Page? Paisfiek};
leigs B. Russell, Bridgeport; A. G.
Reddinz: l.
Dwight Fanton.
. rHarry W. VVilcoxson. Siratford: Her-
The desxgn ' Ledger, Jr.. Shelton:
A SATHFSTBIPED TAPPETA.
Some 'of Gerisma’rtest 'ot' the ad;
vance frocks are fashioned, in.satin
striped ian‘eta which. we are told. is
going to be exceedingly fashionable
during the early Fall. ‘
pictured here had a straight tunic
trouble. Mrs. G. Hyde, Homesteadl
Mich, writes: “I have been troubled.
with Weak kidneys; and several times?
in the last ten years I had that terrible I
backache
and tired out feeling, scarce.
1y being able to do my work. Foleyl
Kidney Pills made me feel like a ne‘ -
person.”—Stillson Powell Corporation!
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skirt and waist with panel front of
the overblouse cut in one with the
girdle: A collar of georgettc finishes
the square neck. Medium size re-
quires 6 yards 40-inch satin. with 54
yard georgette and 1 yard lining [or
foundation skirt.
Pictorjal Review Waist No. 8116.
Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price,
25 cents. Skirt No. 8286. Sizes. 34
to‘38 inches waist, Price, 25 cents.
LIFE-Oi; RILEY
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gl‘iameit.
sSherman:
bert
:Ne'wtown:
l WONDER WHO? WE BIRD
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Guy-en‘s «sues—
. oer-5 wsmn‘ My NAME m. OVER
{LAY MY museums:
urges sour: MORE OF
HIS DIRTY WORK!!!‘
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[ansWer implied refusal of the “basis of
. ,. . _ _ the agreement proposed by Chile."
LA FAA, Donna, lxov. 17. The an On Nov. 4 advices received in
ment to inquiries by Peru concerning ingion said that Chile had ceded to 130-!
the report of an agrepmgm between ilivia a strip of land north of the prov-
-' ,. , . .- ‘ . ‘n
- . - i ac-:lnCP of Arlen. giving Bilma an outlet
Bolivia and Chile by which Boliv a lo the Pacific.
at \Vashingion discredited the report:
and the Chilean Government the next.
day issued a categorical denial of such ’"
The Bolivian Foreign Minister de-
clared Sunday that no new treaty had
been entered into with Chile. but said
pourparlers had been initialed recent-
HOLD COUNTY
F. H. Beers, of Brookfield. Elected
President of Farm Bureau. ;
The annual meeting of the Fairfield
County Farm Bureau was held in Dam.
bury. Friday, and was largely attend-
rd. eighteen out of the iweniydhree
towns in the county being represented
the sessions.
Hurd. Monroe:
Ea'sion: Vt'il’iam L. Clark. NorWalk;
ill. '8. Cooke. Darien: H. W. Wheeler.
Isaac Knapp,
gfield: H. C. Judd, Bethel; D. M. Ful-
ler. Trumbull.
The following directors at large
were
,sion:
F. Beardsley of Newtown;
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how well you feel now, you must
admit that occasionally you feel rundown.
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the mark, there is nothing better for you than
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great care from the purest ingredients and are
specially prepared for the relief of those forms
of indigestion thatso oftenbecolnesenouswh on
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Millions daily use
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Beecham’s Pills.
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in the home or in the traveling bag. They are'a most
convenient, well-tried remedy which will quickly
relieve any derangement of the digestive organs. Dis-
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The officers of ihe
.adah. The;
C. Aatchison. ‘tlish colony.
W’eston:
all St rangers,
Ambrose
J. Arthur Sherwood,
a historian and a poet,
of the centuries might
\wiihin his soul,
ow ct the arches
:ly. by jostling him
great
Stamford :
Dr.
of New Canaan;
for his watch. It was
iinio his
Wig/”HON WiTH JCMEBODyll
9A7 SAWDUST,60MEBODY'5 GONE“
AND‘6 wemn‘ my NAME on EVERYTHIN‘
woo lT CAN 55-!!!
“Lord Macaulay was in Rome incl
winter we were there with the mahar- lA CHEERFUL RECOMMENDAT‘CN‘
_ hm m rel-y grind stars.
about him going the round of the Eu-
which was told us by an '
attache or the British embassy. Like
he Went by
see the Coliseum and as was proper in
he w'eni. alone.
New Fair- he stood rapt and gazing in the shad-
a men brushed rude-
roughly.
presence of mind. Mr.
appointed at the morning 395-;caulay—as he 1119
Dr. F‘. H. Barnes. of
pins. J. C. Downs, of Danbury;
‘VVslter C. “700d.
.Charles
n was~—feli. at once
_ _ gone. The ime’f
.was still in view. Promptly the his-
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man's Kl‘lp," writes Geo, .lfll‘illl‘l‘. ‘le
_ Labor St., San Antonio, Tex, oi" l‘ '
moonlight, lo ,Cathartic Tablets. “They are 1‘"?
that the spirit ’best laxative I hRVC taken and l ill. -
have full sway "fully recommend them to anyone -m~
As [forms with constipation or liilivilm
lmoss.” They ihoroughly clmum aim
.bOWPlS. SWGelon the stomach and in in“
They correct ionic. M, ‘n.
.bad breath, bloaiing, has, conim‘. 'mr-
:ue and other results of sluggish lu':w~
no nausea.—- Siilron
own hands as might one of POWell Corporation.
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