stucco
(a 132-0. Western NPW'leil'fl "llivull
“the beauty of ll..- tun. -: v} .. y‘
The blessing of .
lentmeut;
: fie good will or the l....l..- u hm,
hilty; ' .
“The lnspiratlm. m tiu> ..
linens;
- " flat the glory or the m» -
li.l Utili-
- ls uni
, SEASONABLE man's.
I doughnut which lumps nudist lllltll
ml may he made l'l‘ulll lill- l'IIllmv—
' ill; l‘l't‘lllt'.‘
Potato Doughnuts.
’i.l3,l- llllil‘ and
'llt'lllill l‘iilllills‘ til
iliinil') ill-ll". t'utll
ll-n-l tin-lqluulll‘ltl.K
if lh‘lklln: powder.
' .lm- ll-zlqwulll’lll oi
salt, llll(‘-lllil‘il of n
nutmeg grated. one-halt unmpmnt‘nl
at soda, three eggs beaten light, om»
- w‘lllll‘ul of granulated sugar. one cupl'ul
.oi' mashed potatoes, three tablespoon-
!Juls of melted butter and three-fourths
«at a cnpfui of sour tllilk. Sift the dry
ingredients. add sugar to the eggs, the
Mutter to the potatoes, and combine the
vlwo mixtures; add sour milk and stir
,m the dry ingredients. Take a little
«of the dough at a time, knead lightly.
in?! into a sheet, cut in rounds and
--.':-. in deep fat. Keep the dough us
as possible. A good way to do
‘ is to chill it and roll and fry
nty of fresh cooked fish into flakes
'. llllo ti ljsh’is still warm. Squeeze
‘ ‘ ‘fjnce oi' hait‘ a lemon over .'I I'llzl
.—.r the fish, sprinkle lightly with wilt
. 'uul pepper and set aside to become
- ’bilicd. \Vilen ready to serve. lll‘ain.
.xl-lll leaves and tips ot‘ Slcllls from a
‘iamwh of water cress; mix with enough
fills-slab salad drew"; to hold the Ill-
=rmlients together and shapi- in a
L-«mlnd on a serving dish. Lettuce nlay
:rcml:ice the cress.
Russian Dressing for Fish—Shred
four anchovies. freed from oil or fresh-
lflll‘d in water; add {our hard cooked
mug yolks, and a tablespnonl’ui of pm»
Suited mustard; pound with n posth-
rn a smooth paste, then press through
1 sieve. Add the paste to one and
.mu» .' if cupi‘uls of mayonnaise dross-
lix the pllste in a little of the
:2. then add more until all is
233' blended. Finish with ball“
ill;
-'liiy before illt' nlixtul'cffikj‘ghmodr f
:resl-l Fish Saiad.-—Sepn . o. a white
,n
h ‘_*
—:——-
HOLDUP swam) in“ l
iflifimfiifii lair
tion. for about three yours-f Before,
his retirement from business, Mr.
the Mark .A. Hanna Corr-
m-ct ilwit . ‘ ,1 . , ,
'C . . , puny it)? \idlmfitlflatdiiihfloqf (Tl
.' ”mum”! "(filialjlm page with Dan Hanna in Gummy” fl
.1 .. ‘ t‘icvcllmd newspnpcr prone v
«”10 hUri-dai- (nu-rod tnc Ireland. ““i' ' ’
A term or 30 to 610 years in some}:
l'rison was the sentence received todayé
by Lawrence Hawthorne. who pleaded
rguiity to u'churge of burglary in con—l
nl-ction with the Hotel Astor ~robberyi
last. week. Sentence was imposed by
Judgi- John l“. Ivir-lntyrc in he Court/oi"
General Sessions,
to the roof and then over the wall.
\\'urd surrendered t'n_nr awhile}.-
tllv escape and (Barney surrendered
m \ng‘nst.
sultl- some time before 5:45 ll. In. for
:t that hour Mrs. Ireland heard bin:
and v‘oke her husband. 'who saw til--
intruder on the floor trying to prv
open a Jewel box with a. screwdriver:
According to the police. Mr. iro-
land. who once was engaged in bus
iness in Cleveland with Mark Hanna. “'00 Sterling Furniture C0.
seized :1 re lver while strugglingiwasmngton Street.SO. Norwalk.
with the burglar. but the latter hit‘ I
him with a chair and knocked ”wisl'lil'lll'll (”EARS
\vval‘on from his hand. Mr. Ireland A PIRH’LY SKIN,
had directed his wit‘c‘to telephone
for assistance. but the intruder selzcdlAl’l’lN s'm'h'" a" TM“ “1"." Your
her and placed her before him as nl SH" Breaks Ont
shipkL i Any breaking out of the skin on
Returning to the fray with a piece “1"“ ”""k' arms or had). ,3 overcome
ot’ the broken chair. Mr. lrclund Q‘I‘Ck"3t by applying MOMHO‘HMN‘UI
ll-ndcd several blown before the rob- Th“ pimples "pm to dry right up and
hm- Two. The guest followed him in no uwal. tinctures a noted skin special-
llis pajamas down throunh the cor- 15t-
ridors and down four flights of stairs.
losing him when the robber made a
dive into the basement.
Mr. and Mrs. Ireland had been
——Merry Xmas with n. Hoosier Kit-
chen Cabinet. Join our Ilooaicr Club.
Nothing has over bceh round to taki-
the plili‘t' of sulphur as n pimple re-l
movm'. It is harmless and inexpons
lvv. Just ask any drumzist for a small,
( 1 i
lrt-luwtld, who is 54 years old. was can‘t
127 '
guests at the hotel, located about a jar of Mentho-Rulphur and use it like!
ii"
i
n :
LiJW‘
The ~ Holiday
$5.00 DCWN °
[will secure you any Col-
umbia Grafonola
on the floor.
I- .‘
South Nurwalkt‘ Music Shop
110 Washington Street, South Norwnlk, Conn. .
Phone 332
p
N. BILLY, PrOprletor
.0321? eldnoa slit
5'? s M M"
. For ,
You NEVER KNOW
Until You Are (‘onvinct-d
THERE IS REAL l£(‘(l:\'o.\n
* AT THE
Economy Dry Goods Store
13 Railroad AVenue
South NC»:“‘.’..U~:
i
ii
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NEXT TO SINGER sewmo’ MACl-hivi STORE
l
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A %Agfim.*_‘¢.-.©u_g.
block from the Grand Central Sta- 00“ (‘l't‘llm-
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
125 WASHINGTON 8T. PHONE 340 FREE DELIVERY ‘
A CHRISTMAS FEAST
that will be enjoyed by everyone
who knows that the merry Yule-
tide only comes once a year and
who wish to eat. drink and be
merry will be the fat, Juicy and
tender turkeys. and game that
We, have provided for our
patrons' holiday feasts. Every-
thing to trillpl. the epicurmln
taste will be found at Chur-
nock's market.
CHARNOK ’8 MARK ET
I 0 Railroad Ave" Phone 1583- 2.
man! of smoked salmon, cut in
‘lllu" “l inch slim-s.
Gifts Ideal for the Xmas List
Anne showing of odd pieces of Nippon China
Bar Pins, Brooches, Lingerie Clasps and Eat Pins in Sterling
and Gold Plate. Pearl and Colored Beads
Sweet Grass Baskets
Kid, Chamoisette and Silk Gloves
Boudoir Caps and Camisoles
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
()n Umbrellas. Silk Honiery_ Handkerchiefs in Fancy Boxes. Teddy
Bear (‘rib Blankets, \Vhlle Aprons and (‘niorcd Bungalow Apron-l,
Children's Gingham Dresses and Rumpus, Flannel-”to Night Gowns.
and Knit Underwear.
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING TH!$ W'EEK
J. I. Mallette
:8 88 WASHINGTON s'r
m
Articles in Ivory
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South Nomi]:
Tel 449
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CIGARS
FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT ‘
are always appreciated. The _Oi.D WELL (Slum
COMPANY makes no cheap Cigars. All our (more
are made of good tobaccos, some of tmcr qualll} and,
therefore, the difference in price. ‘ ‘ ‘
We are placing on sale special OUTEIbhAllJ)
CHRISTMAS PACKAGES of our leading lil'lll’ltis‘,
containing 10 cigars each. price froniégc to1 >l.a0._
' LITY and GOOD VA in t lcw for K-
agesYng‘d :31?ng mistake in buying OLD WELL C25. is.
Be sure to ask for OLD WELL Cigars.
The .Old Well Cigar Company.
7-.“
t." . fruit served with grape-lull}l ‘“'_ ’ h _ "r —
ms -, most delectable nay of serving v—L j.—
'llr -ilrlll\'t‘tl |ll't~:ll.l’a.~t flult.
, 3'73“ :ln- Eivrll
.H‘il day and mullthd that we
r ..:.-i Iilt,‘ lill' lljlit‘ sky art'llts
.lrld lvlt‘ lm- >§v,-:.(ier daisies
53 'A- ‘s Just be glad.
—-L‘l:ristlne Kerr Davis.
d.
.. .1. - I ~—
J.m'hooNABL.E coon THINGS.
"fit ‘ . ‘ -—
‘ . cf ‘ Chicken served in the ordinary \mV
.1 ‘
my bemmle monotonous, so smut-thin:
new appeals, try ,
trls: ‘
Chicken en Cas-
serole.—l)lsjoillt a
chicken and use
the best joints;
roll in st-tl soiled
flour and same in
suit. pork fat until
t‘lll
lymziilowned delicately on all shit-s.
a carrot in even slices; add an onion
7“ each person to be served. l“l'l)lll
:filed potatoes, cut out a tlDZt'n and a
“1' balls. Cook the vegetables in :l
Me'ol’ the fat unlil slightly hl‘l'\\‘ili"l.
if? ‘ mu dispose the [nieces ni" the i'lllcki'l.
.' and the vegetabltw in the v:i<~"ol~nln.
' 'mth the gibiets. ntaj'k ;::.:l other [lit-tum;
take some chicken lll‘ulil. by cmcl'ill:
t. with cold ‘wnter; pull." this while. but
«(Iver the chicken and vcgetahlt-s, 0""
r seasoning cover and let cook in
oven until the chicken is tender——
fit will take about two hours. The
3&0th should be prepared two hours
or more before£the Ciilt‘llt‘n is ready
- to cook.
» Lamb Chops With Chestnut Cro-
, ~ ~¢iettes.——Prepare the chops cut even~
" 11 from the loin, that each may cut
_ mm the bone and be skewered in
place. Cook the chops in the oven,
1— .. fuming until well browned. .Set them
3 tilt i't'lllBI' of a hot chop plate, each
resting, on the bit of back bone attach- l‘
ad to it and surround with
Chestnut CroquettesPShcll and
plant-l. :1 pint of large chestnuts and
amok them in a highlyvseasoned broth
Lx.‘ until tender. When cool. slice in thin
slices. Melt one~fourth of a cupful of
" Quint-r; add one-third of a cupful of 7%
if
~o-
flour. a teaspoonful or salt. and a dash
',_ .gt pepper; stir and cook until the flour
~11 absorbed; add one cupful of rich.
3 nghly-seasoned broth and half a cup-
"';*.‘.V . fill of cream: stir and cook until
annooth and thick. then add the chest-.
‘—
to remember with a gift as a token of your
reasonably priced.
there are.
Tea Wagons
Writing Desks
Floor Lamps
Boudouir Lamps
, Pyrex Ware
Jardiniers
Telephone Stands
Kiddie Cars
Desks
Chairs
Velocipedes
Automobiles
Gateleg Tables
Fancy Chairs
Cedar Chests
Library Tables
Pictures
Mahogany Clocks
Taborettes
Electric Percolators
Electric Grills
Electric Toasters
Electric Irons
Electric Vacuum Cleaners
Table Lamps
Candle Sticks
Pyrex Casseroles 'and , Matting Boxes
Frames . Victrolas
Pyrex Pie Plates and - Records
.uuts. Turn out on a buttered plate
»- :nnd cool. When cold. shape into on» -
queues. egg crumb and 'try in deep tut. :, , , .
Frames
Sewing" Cabinets
Smoking Stands
. Upholstered Chairs
Sectional Book Cases : ‘
Aluminum Ware
J ardiniers and Pedestals
Coaster Wagons, Toys
‘
’
. er than we have offered them in years, is it any wonder that thous—
ands of people find this the favorite store for sensible Ch
able and logical solution to the gift question is solved here
gistmas gifts.
. Regardless of whom you wish
esteem there are articles here that will meet
with your most exacting requirements. You will find various suggestions listed below all
We want you to come in and see them and get an idea of what values
"Se‘mi-SIOSds
' Animal Talking Recurds.’
The most desir-
Pedestals
The (ilovcs that we, carry mnamru up w . .
of the most exacting, and for that rcawn .l m Within
glove stock is sure to make a mmt mammal I~ 4m.
Included in the line are sll‘cci gloves “2' «’tll'a'll" ‘ ..]
dressy gloves for holiday functions, spurt Li‘”\". t... null“
tin-cc lined. Also t-hmnoisettc gloves and \\"l"i~ ll : ~
women and children. lincasctl in a bully llwx 1l . }' aw ~
a warm welcome.
: 4-: an:
“‘ STORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY EVENlNG UNTlL CHRIST 1
.. .9”. game, “Muwr’. -. __...-
Q’,,-¢’.,..”.QM
Dinner Sets
Tea Sets
Breakfast. Sets
Mahogany .‘1‘: 'ing Trays g
Japanese Trays
Cut Glass
Fancy China
Brass Ware
Fancy Pottery
Umbrella Stands
Fancy Tea Pots
Dolls . .
Doll Carriages ‘
Rocking Horses
Shoo Fiys " _ ‘
Flexible Flyer Sleds}
5-..- ..._..
Bubble Record Books
--_._. _..._.. ___.-__-__.
Mme. Jeannette
scorn NORWALK’B LEADnm
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 So. Main St. Phone 909
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL, cums-nus
We Are Prepared to Meet Y on :-
Xmas Gift Requirements :-
Our splendid stock is complete. You .are
sure to find here the very thing you want 111
Corsets,- I-‘osiery, \Brassieres, Gloves, Un-
derwear; Camisoles; Boudoir Caps,
Handkerchiefs and Noveltieséa.
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Norwalk Chronicler