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1 EGETABLES FORM ESSENTIAE “ 7’“ .. INTERNATIONAL ‘I‘I
One - Pipe HEATERS
PART “OF DIET DURING WINTER
‘ - The best way to realize how
" ‘ ' well I
INTERNATIONAL
ONEJ’IPE HEATERS
are built is to examine one at our I
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A drop in prices is the favorite topic of converse:
tion, but instead of merely‘ talking about it we are
offering the following specials at 20% discount for
office.
We will be. pleased to explain
in detail the construction and op—
eration of the International One-
one week, commencing Saturday, December 4, 1920.
FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR
Pipe Heater and its points or
superiority Over all so-cail‘ed chair and a gOOd .
91981888 heaters. Call on I- II l'ninn Suits ill medium weight cotton, silk and wool, and. _
Henry A. Hegelem _ BOOK cottolhand wool. Vests and Pants in medium weight cotton, ,
fleece lined. silk and wool and cotton and WOOL
56 Water St.—-Phone 473-3
SOUTH NORWALK
Plumbing ~— Heating — Tinning
Bloomers and Bodice Vests in pink and white,
FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS
Made of soft weave flannel in all white for, vari—colorekd
stripes, with collar and collarless models,
BLOUSES
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. DONNE I ' I ' i 1 I : Blouses in silk, Georgette, voile. poplin and flannelelte.
‘ 16-18 ’ SOUTH MAIN STREET UMBRELLAS
“'e are still ofi'ering at 20 % disc0unt Umbrellas in black
and you are wherever your fancy may Wish to roam. And you
may rest assured that books selected from thd
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GREATEST BOOK DEPARTMENT -
that the Norwalks have ever seen a; “Egg"
A Good Prescription—Vegetables Every Day In Year.
erally one of 3.1m cheapest of the
winter vegetables, and also one of
the richest in calcium (lime) and
iron. substaflces that every one needs
to keep the body in good working or-
der. It should be boiled only 20 to
30 minutes, in salted water. It may
Yum-tallies are. just as neceqmry a
.ll of the daily meal as bread,
I‘m hmly is to be kept strong and
(-:,l m. llousekeepers sometimes for-
(-1 llll~ in winter when fresh vege-
l.l.-~ are hard to get and the family
lm-l of all the kinds on hand. Too
VI} ‘1: the diet is allowed to become then be, seasoned with salt, pepper
g;.-o? llu- meatbread-andpolalo type. and butter or cream: or, scalloped . . -' ' - ' ' II
a,» A n (lmis‘ not give children all the with cheese, it makes a substantial W111 hold your interest rfom start to finish. and colored silk and black glorla Silk. _
Be it for young or old—the book that they will like is here,
SILK HOSIERY
dish, suitable for the main dish at
[two's they need to make them grow .
lunch or supper.
all den-lop normally, and which is
d».lll<l‘ln-l.-r;~' for adults as well. It
0 .-:l\ to be supplemented by plenty
Q milk, eggs and other vegetables bev
(.1 l ~1 potatoes.
Cause of “Tired Feeling."
“riding fever." or the tired-out feel-
[7" that comes at the end of winter
vil’lllon experts lay to the lack of
Scalloped Cabbage and Cheese.
1,5 medium sized 1 cup milk
cabbage I»; tablespoon salt
2 tablespoons but- Pepper as desired
ter or other fat 9; cup grated cheese
8 tablespoons flour
Wash the cabbage thoroughly, put
it into boiling salted watér, and cook
for 20 or 30 minutes. Drain it and
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Good Lookm
Comfort Shoes
Women who desire
add restful shoes can obtain them
‘N
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comfortable
All the newest and the best of the old for grownups,
And as for tllé Boys and Girls books—i - {“3
Just Stop In and Glance Them Over.
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“’9 are still selling Gordon, Van Raalte and Rivoli Silk
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hose at 20‘}? discount.
I ‘J. I. Mallette
have these stylish lines in addition
to novel features which conduce to
correct walking and
minutes or until the crumbs are
browned.
Onions are another rich source of
body-building mineral substances. To
h ‘I‘Ill’it'nt fruits am] vegetables In the keep the water in which it has been
\‘ -.:.-r diet. Certain it is that many cooked for use in soup, if desired. now without the usual clumsy effects.
I? non! hillvenan unusual Cllal‘IIlngtlfor Make a white sauce from the butter. EfliinggdsiL‘Z‘LshXEfih :21} :rec;:¢:_ - 0 en, . t ‘ , ,
«gr pa" in c Spr.nc; w1 ei ley nourhmllk. salt and pepper, and stir . I W III S Wln er FOOt W
Ewinlhly would not have if meals mm it the grated cheese. In a 31:33:31 Ith stafegegoffif‘uis 211$; , . . ear 5:5.” 88 WASHINGTON 81'. South Nomlk
2.1: 1"“ “an included an abun- greased baking dish place alternate as if they were ,mended mere”. ('0 be New and striking patterns combined with improved wear-
? ll. - qt“ lggeittnbles. andthIIlmI lvcgkcitfl- layers of the cabbage and sauce, cover modish walkfijg boots. ins qualities ‘ ' .
' ‘ ”"I' “1 5 are, (‘0 my 510 ng the top with bread crumbs that have Fashion dictates the Walkln I . .'
l l ~ lgw- winter. as In some north- been combined with a little melted H991, Medium Narrow Toe, Modem: our gloeswelldressed 31“” find in“ What they Mm In K
i "is‘UII-‘i. Severe “111933 13 often butter or other fat, and bake for 15 Length of \‘nlnp. cantilever Shoes ‘ .i I’
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CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
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SHOP BEFORE SIX I
’. ,. Ming the familiar kinds of veg-
ln more nppctlzlng ways that
n rlulpi new to the family and
graceful poise. i.-«..l La...»
extraordinary comfort.
See how tlexable ls the Cantilever
DECEMBER IVIC'l‘tmIREORDS """
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. m; the children to eat kinds that suit most persons they. too, need to Arch - -
i J'” lH‘PJudii‘ed againSt are at be cooked in such a way that their ‘ emo DO GOES
l m” ways in which the hopse- flavor becomes milder rather than I OVER ggig-fiePGMIden 0f M r! F
5 " r'm solve her problem of what stronger.‘Here is a recipe for an ap- _— artmg . “I“
. . for dinner in winter. petizing soup, easy to make and ‘so 122 w s 89159—My sweet Repose Jinn. Home: and “£185 How
-.'.«~l‘, many persons malm the hearty that with a substantial des- ashlngton treat South Nor-walls 64913—When You 3ndI Wm Youngme. . c OIM‘ ,
l .s . of cooking vegetables too sert and plenty of bread and butter, it 74647—Hungu‘ian Rhapsody F ”301911“: Grimm
l 'l ..;5 makes those, with delicate Willi“? CHOUSU f“? IUDCheon 0" sup. 18694—An lme Anydily All, “hm ox 1!“
- ~. tdSteless, develops strong fla- per. yt I I . WWI! Orchutm‘
Wang-Wang Blues, Fox Trot Whi. tcmm Orc
r n much, destroys the agreeable Onion Soup Without Meat.
Benson Orchestra'
18697—Fair One, Fox Trot
1% pints milk, halt
. - of some causes others to lose 1 large. onion. 1
.,4.,- . i (.ll_, bt- water-land half ’ ‘
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VJHLS out too large a proportion alone ~ 5 WEI ring John 8
- mineral suits, one thing which Salt and pepper as desired- Th 1869 spe I ‘ John Steel
. '\ vegetables especially valuable Peel the onion under water to me e orw 0 upp y o The Love BOB/G
' 45202—Virginian Judge Walter xelly,
vent the volatile substance from get-
ting into the eyes. cut it into small
pieces and cook it Slowly and core-
i'lllly in the fat. ' “'llen the onion is
tender increase the heat and brown
the onion, stirring it all the time to
35679—Sonta Claus Tells About His Toy fliop‘
Have a Victrola in your home for
First Selections of Records my be
Victrola on easy payments.
’ THE HAMILTON SHOP
.- 1” 1L1. If the strong ones. such as
ms. are cooked in a rather large
”lily of water in un uncovered
«1 they will have a more delicate.
. .,-_ The following ways of Cook-
s-xlIlC of the winter vegetables are
Water “St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
COAL AND, WOOD
TELEPHONE 113
included with you?
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unmended by home economics spo— prevent burning. Add the milk or
lE-Js of the, Unit-«i States lit-part- other liquid and seasoning, bring the For the 001179111ch of customers, order: may be left 01' 49 WALLS T '
ul of Agriculture: . soup to the boil. and Serve poured payment. ma. .t Raymond m on“ 24 W n 815. '1‘“! - -------------------
Millage has long been a winter over a piece of toasted bread. If de- The \llllll' of the shoe “0‘05 J” “WW . .................... . .........
ind‘oy, but many persons do not like sired. especially if no milk is used, the font-I “Eyes 21 elitist-mt I‘n- {:1}. 1‘ .
5: because it is often cooked until it sprinkle, the toast generously with The “‘8' a“ d ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘*'
Il- ls gen- restful support to the foot-arch.
The free movement of the foot (not
being held by a rigid shank) stimu-
lates the circulation of the blood.
permits the arch muscles to strength-
en, prevents and corrects weak or
fallen archesl n ~ 4-
You can test the comfort of Conti-
let‘er Shoes by trying them on in
our store. Sold nowhere else in
Norwalks
Connelly & Bracken
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a limp. colorless muss. grated Swiss or American cheese.
.IltéERIGANS’ DIETARY
2r modems CHANGED ‘
Are Eating Great Deal
Less Meat.
The New Victor Records
,, FOR DECEMBER
ARE NOW HERE ‘
We want you to hear these Records. Come.
TELLI’HONES 456 AND 792 l in and we will gladly play them far you, If
- you canont spare the time, call or write for
the illustrated booklet describing them. ,
tutelalre
Thee to Mel--
Enrico Caruso
Alfred Cot-tot
Emillio Do Gogom
Giuoeppo De Luca
Geraldine Farrar
Standard Transportation
AVOID BREAKAGE 0F JARS
Do not place colll jars, either
filled or unfilled, in hot water.
Do’not place but Jars in cold
water.
Do not overpnck anrs which
are to be processed. Some prod-
ucts like corn, pumpkin. pens,
S“ .45), Made by Department linlanbleans and sweet Il‘IIOtlItojeSI
_ .- . . swe a process ng. act or
:‘I. IiIItBIJItetefhiInN; 12:5?” only to within one-half inch of
.k, u . top.
A 5 Being Consumed. DO not allow draft ofxcold air
., i‘ bee-luw of the in- to stalk: Jarsflwheu tbey‘are re-
‘ “ " ' move rom le calmer.
“f “Wt 0" ”“3"“ 990‘ The wire bail should not fit too
"‘I "MI“ changed, the “(It tightly or the Jar will break when
- ‘3 ‘\“"I“I1(Ians are eating 8 the lever is forced down.
3 I"‘I meat than they were All new Jars should be tem-
'I I" TM“ is disclfised in a pered before using. To do it,
I " “-‘I “'"WY made by.the put them in cold water sut'vl-
" Department "f Agricul- cient to cover them and bring
to a hoil.-—L‘nited States Depart-
ment of Agriculture.
DAILY TRUcKS To NEW YORK
LOCAL TRUCKING ‘
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88625—L'a J‘ulve—Racheli quand du BGlm la grace
(Rachel, When the Grace of tho Lord Elite-acted
Victor Wesely
(fennel-11 With Vast Bros.)
' Automobile Bodies. Fenders.‘ Radiators. Lamps re-
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work. '
6&910—Tarantcllc (Chopin) filano
64911—The Garden of Memory
54912—Oi Luna (Oh Silvery Moon)
87319—At Parting 4 _
I ems—When I Was Seventeen . Mabel Garrison
Mow—Symphonic EcpagnoIo—Andante, Violin _ Jucha Hclfcu
89159—My Sweet Repose Mme. Honflr and Man Louloo Homer
“MS—When Vol-rid I Were Young Maggie _ JohmMcCor-mack
74647—Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2 Phllndtphia Orchestra
87320—The Home Road Ernestine schugfnnn-HKe‘rk
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Welding of All Kinds of Mean.
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:l period (if 7 days.
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. :ml many occupations ACID REMOVES ZINC STAlNS Everyone should take exceptional . . 45202—Vlrglnal;n Judge—éogond Session (Part1) Wahr 0. Kelly
: were represented. ”.5 _ care of his eyes. At the first .in- / ‘ .Virginicn Judge-Lsecorld swim (Part 2) Walter 0. Kelly
:‘I "ll lll‘lnll] and rural locall‘ Meuflhould Be Scound~with Bath dication that their vigor has been 1m. I I A ‘_‘I 18694-—K'lytimm Anydayp'acanhefi:::‘T:i‘. A . . Omheul“ o
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“WHY of 500 of these Brick an: caressing; Washed , paired. he should consult us. {We SHM FOR MEN Wang-Wang Blues—Fox Trot "z ‘ o
. . , that last an pe y. . mil advxse conscient ousls (concerning r 4 4 . ; ‘ , Paul Whitemn and Ill. Ammflrfrhgfiw
" 'I 1‘ ‘t appears —- their condition. It you on't nee ' ‘- ' ' - ~18695——Whisperlng < :7 o n tee
4‘ f" “fit ”9m“! per min Zinc darkens with use, but' may be glasses we will so advise. you, It Heavy, 011 tallied! W?atherpr00f Shoes, fun The Cave Boat ‘~ {Olin Stool
: III (IIIIIIISI ‘gIéIL’?’n:aIl:xr?:: brightened by the use of scourera. vou are in need ‘ of. them we Will double SOIeS . o c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9.00 18696—311: 3t: l;“£y’::;h" 0" ”In. gag: :3“.
2’ up lie 0 -Lo 1- . . . ' . . u l e -
‘ . ' Z nc on floors, under stoves, and in like . , , , ‘ , . . ‘
' ;. “3 ”waif“ “5““ places should be scoured with bath- 9‘“: ’°“ ”mm” ”W“ Dress Shoes, of tan calf, perforated or plaln 18697—5313132373; p m w3:mmr;amme
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; fairly close accord with ”T? undetergssn:iggghggyandzggsgg 1:H A M BR . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.00 t0$12.09 _ _ c—FoxJM _ Tho Dom Orchard z: emu”
TII‘IIIIIIIIIIIS ordinam’; “fled. gillesfzor wherever likely {0 come "1 I I . \ , I“ MlylLix:n;m%:-Igo:e Step, The lumen Oral-ed: of 33:: 7
. o were LODtomctrists and optimum CONNEALLY 6i BRACKEN "‘”’8.‘.l'°afi"::‘:-F.F&‘J:f ' “W- We. are: -
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coll of tin» fm'lvlStllfI'S pur- Tangafig 2:. min Juice may be used :1“ Mil.” 0' [00‘ M'. South Km Om. , 35679—Santa Ola Tells About His Toy “up Gilbert mm
m.- 300 “"1”“05 “’m' the n. g I ”b t hould 87 Atlantic St. SWO ' . Santa Claus aim-Away Hie Tm Gilbertflirart
l d to remove tains on zinc. u s . ;_ » STORE «.0553 AT 6 DAILY 35702 Gems from “u.'.y‘u Victor Light 0901'! “mm,
”‘“ “me {00“ nu” me be 'thorou 1y washed» 0“? ”themme' P. I. Dell! 7 ' I l 3 Gem from m: Night Bolt” VI-br‘ Uni-t on.“ W!
this. about 20 years ago
4- amount of meat In the
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the zinc will tarnish again very soon.
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1' . .3 the amount of grain . or ' ‘ ‘ ‘ '7 , .. .
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f , T1“: :23: tggttgzc :11: I _ - I ‘90 Per Cent Off List for One Week-lid.“ Him Guarantee
it i, ,. “m Illilt of dairy products: m House I m 3:....ou3'-o_ca--yo"ooo'._ w" W .n-..ug'n.:1...o... Mi
It I 7 hi: increased about 6 Del , I 32353 I "' 9"."°'"".'" mm WW ”I'.""""”"'." m ' I“
l ,. l"I‘r (‘é'llli more vegetables ‘7" . ,, r ' :m' ..‘.‘.j onoooon-oooc-oo'l ‘ coo-oao‘ook-Q'oovcoooo '
i i - c mm is being suvummblegggfifg‘igfofi‘l‘g. ~ mm.IIZ—I.-3125.'IIIIZXIII”no” m‘“...........-:::.:zf‘f;::::::::::g .
F I’I . 1 f d l b‘ts tramwnen p. a: ‘ W .‘rgggoooood-oocoqootwa W (cocoa-coro-oo'oou‘i: VI I
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b” " .u h ~wl to be corrected. but." . " . "I‘ .» ._ ' 1. I s "I ’IGUNNINGH AM ‘ I. I
’1“ '4 ‘ these studies, it seem; Cheese pared WY. ”I‘d/I'm” '4 I “I I ‘ .." I ‘I
I; . l: , millde that the average claw .butter and ‘ M . are 5
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