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“n't idly dream!
for dreaming.
No time to drone and ioiler on the
way
W101 opportunity each day is teaming.
That till )ou delgn to waken. will not
There is no limo
stay.
m then alert. for all around you call-
lng
Are voices. to press onward. heard
by few;
need them. and venture. with no tear
of falling—
Don't idly dream. but do!
——George lllrdsc ye.
" SOUPS AND OTHER DISHES
Soups may be either nutritiu- or
Gilmulating. .\ 11 at H t ire st in [I like
crown of potato
is a meal in itself.
while a lmniilou
is simply stimulat-
int: and attrac-
the as to SI-ason-
inc.
Beef Broth.—
(‘IIt two pounds
into small dice, ln'cak the
of lean lnwi'
“ones and put tin-111 \\ith the meat into
a: saucepan. l'tn‘I'r \\'illl two quarts of
mutter; when lmillng add one carrot.
one turnip, mn- union. all diced, and
(me bunch of lit-rim. Siunncr for
$111138 hours, itll~I two innit-spoonfuls
67‘ cooked l‘lt‘-' and serve hot 111th
croutons.
Nourishing Soup.» 'l‘alu- one cuiriul
inf. lentils, oncrhalt’ cupfnl of lIaI'lI-y,
«no onion. tno (’ltfl't‘S. «Inc grail-ti car-
lt'nl. and two q'l;Il‘l< I-t‘ \\':ll(‘l‘. \\'a\h
1")? lentils anrl soak tin-111 mm' night
in water to t'tHI'I'. in thc IIIuI'nnu:
put them with the barley. thn tuliiull
stuck with Mic clmca and lllt' gran-ll
carrot, Into :1 \ii’llt'l‘llllll; slinnwr fur
tau hours, tulil salt and immu-r in
23510. Thirty lyinnttw lwt'on- \l'|‘\IlIf..'
raw-move the onion anti ”4" two can-
. This of milk :liltl fnnr talvlcupooni'nls
or butter.
Corn Chowder. t'ut -t‘ourll1 III' a
round Of Still [In'it llitu \‘lililll tii('(‘ :Illtl
C'nnk in n Silllt't- pan until brown. tlmn
tlilt'
:cu-r --.~ .a-
.«t—r
__—_‘
ban—i:
\
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“c...-
. 4‘.A
_ a..-” -_
and {\VO t'lItlgtlu-Il Hill'lllS‘. I‘Imlt 11m .l
slightly t‘tllm‘mi, mini tun 1~1ii.t‘ul< of
wfin'd potatoes “l'it'll lI:I\P lm'n 11:11" .
hailed for tire minim-s;
and four of \\:1tI-r
t'llpiWle ”1'
(«link thirty IiIiiIHII'<. .‘lI-it l\\n “Hill‘-
asga'lmil'nls of lvnttr'r, Hill' in mm tublcr
finnnt‘ul of tluur and whcn 1111] Illl'IItI-
ad: add two and oII-lmlt' I'iipt'uh
'a-ufl‘k; cook fiu‘ llllnlllt'S'. il'ltl the corn
“it“ can of III-1'11 '
\YIII'I\‘::
llrv
nullxture. salt and iu-mwr In lastw and I
1hr?" t“l)I0ql“H”!Itll\ «I? l‘tllll"l t'l'lli'Lpr
finamhs.
St‘l'\ t‘ Ill'l.
,. 11-11: , .
I, KITCHEN w
I CABlNET ..
wflm 1922 Vk'entcin Ncwspupcr l'nmn
m
We dlfielfi‘llt" between a. precious
same and a common stone is not an
Mammal differenv e —not a difference of
”stance. but arrangement. of the par-
tides—the trysttullization. In sub-
mce the coal and the diamond are
em, but in form and effect how \vldcly
they differ. 'l‘he pearl contains noth-
it: that is not found in the coarsest
nyster shell. Two men June the same
mughte; they use about the some
wards in expressing them; yet 11 ith one
(no product is real literature. with the
other it is a platitude—John Bur-
troughs.
MAKING CANDIES
There is no gift that is givcn or rt:-
mfived with greater pleasure than a
. really fine box of
home-made can-
dy. It is both
pleasant and eco-
nomical to make
it in the
In fact.
made candy
welcome
home-
is
any-
. where and at all times.
It. Is unnecessary to have an expen-
aive equipment. unless one. wishes to
up into the business professionally.
There are those who like gr: Iim can-
-m but a really fine candy should
[has smooth as whet, as cell as col-
and appropriately. flavored and deco-
‘md. Only vegetable color should be .
m in foods. and it is procurable in
am places.
_, (loamy candies. such as cream
.hndy. fudge. fondant and the like.
T'Ubould‘never have a trace of grain.
': «crystals, however small. '
mam candies are kept from grain-
‘xugby the addition of or mm of tartar
“a. few tablespoonfnls of white corn
mp. Rapid boiling and splashing of
'31!» sir-up upon the sides of the ket-
will cause grains. If this occurs
“81] down the sides of the kettle with
.3 skewer wrapped with a cloth and
I» [med in cold water.
. Successful fondant is never made on
.. iamp day. Choose a clear.
fly and carefully follow direc,tions
“i you will have candv as good as a
One nice feature of
kind of candy is that it may be
we even in the summer. packed in
.hr, covered with buttered pa per and.
from the air. and it will be per-
ly good to use months later. ‘
in testing Icandy. lift the spoon or
fink verticallv. and try not to stir the
«Gentiles which contain molasses do
‘ grain, and less care is needed in
.1)
bright '
home. J
, For confirmation,
n. WHIMIMMN.;~. '1.- u— -.-,.,., ..,
pmNFH-‘Ws sm— -
.u- 5mm,“ ~— .r'
GLIMPSING FASCINATIONS
or THE MODERN BLOUSE
i =‘.
1
“ \\ \iv \Iiziw power the utttic i'nlitvi: l 111111 liinh'r lwi‘ itiiiui‘ed
OH xiv n to find 11011151 in ('1111- Mint viii-raw a gorgeous affair of
.13 '1.1 git-{its 1.1‘ III“ llIIHlI'i‘ll . ivt'.ni<. I“ I‘lI.l}'i‘I-1¢it‘i‘_\ itii'l lorm’tltlt‘.
hit-1mm ’.1 rum» 1; iiw tan-41111:.- nt' :111 'l"..:' l't‘itNllIi 111110 is intruduct‘d in
I-ltl litifl‘fii I'Lrnliitlt' (if illt‘ t':1|‘l_\' Six :11'1'1-1 l1'-l i‘uil'lil. .\l.'1nu{;1vturcrs are
Irentli vii-tiny 111- “unlti 1l1~~rrilw tlu- “11:1,in1in: thrc-t iln- “which of ViPrI—
modern lvlmxu- he "Sumo ot‘ t’IHIIL 1111:1111] Bulgariancountrh~toembroid-
nilk. \11'111-t intTI-ta IIIHI «nth lilu'. 1~r fur ilII-rn.
Sonic short. reaching In tho 'l"':1- 11.1 it‘ blouse is the in't-st «level-
:ltli('\lt .11] Hr “illSl. Stilllt’ Itl ilIt~ tiltint'lt' TLR l‘t'tlt‘ltt‘< lH lllP‘hPP‘i
inns. 'llun they air 1411:1111le \\lIIl :lltl lwlou it til” xraruly be idcn-
1~i\1-t guards or rixv- immi Milli «of i 1"'- :1 11:.1‘1111'1'0 lilfl‘SF. and it
1'1 Ii'l't‘. 1-.:l.s1‘ «If ;_'- :1! 1‘ x i\t‘l; ~««-. 1‘ "111'41 1-14-1' :1 ~I':.iri1' slip,
.mitruidmmi \21'l1 1.1-9.1. Ail 1‘: \ 'lln' L'""i't.’"lil‘ l1l111u- liililt'Ill‘II in
Ittl 11.1-1'1' .S il‘it' 1-7‘ II- i-ln':»t' ;.. villt‘ '1' "I~' ~lt‘r't i~:1‘.\1:1_'-< practical,
11”.. ' :Hi :I '~pi-I\:Il.lc to the I‘nt't'i‘nliy
.‘\11 I'I‘Itl f.l\I1'l'l l.1\ I-nim- in l'.I~\. """"‘3 “ill"-i"'?*". Hur HIHSII‘HIHIHS
flint of is” ', L:.-.: thc \ltiit :IIi 'iil' :wt ""‘ "*"‘11"'it" “liil Ilt'H’l‘ 'rEmInini:
,1,.\-1.:i{1\ \liitl'lt'. ”‘"‘l""'l~' “111:”! “f : \:1'itiin-lt‘ In the 11:11' pt V’ulr [111“.
11.31111 Ivt' tllllvl'l'l‘lilllllll. IIt‘ I~\II.1--n:a fl'r' ' 1‘ ""‘ili‘wl “tilt i-t'wlx lhis' sort
11.1;‘1 l::11.-ii 12.11 :or 1hr umhr ill-Imp -"| “”1"" i“ ”H: i‘lltl'y \H-rn ovcr a
'l‘IIII‘: tlw 211111.: 11 Hf {astral-11 gut-I 1'1u i it” " " H 3‘ " w ‘1'“ ““IP-
lI!’i'h_\‘ on Ilti‘ 11:11. unworta'in- n‘
(II‘t‘S\' to :1 Carin-1'. to all outward an ‘ 4140323251?
petii'anvv. “hvn "ll route to Inaiin-c,
afternoon {(-11 tr t'IilIl. lIl|\‘.+‘\t‘l‘. :11‘ l
rived at her destination. b1 hold a 11-1. J common! 1v vunu umuu
o“
COMES NOW THE REDINGOTE
INTO FASHION ONCE MORE
t} *
ELf‘OMP. the good news 2 Iledin-
gntes are in style again. Just
what is a redingote? Ask
grandma, she knows. It was a treas—
ured garment in the wardrobe of her
\outhful days.
The dictionary defines the redingote
as “A long coat—an open dress." ’Ihis
is a very satisfactory ward picture.
behold the fmck in
the accompanying illustration. Here
is a Twentieth century rcdtngnte in
all the glory of up-to-the-mnmcnt in-
terpretation of sleeve. cut-out embroid-
ery and correct length.
The "open-dress" idea is having a
pronounced vogue this season. It
brings with it an endless trend of
charming possibilities in the way of
“revealing yet concealing" adorable
underslips which may be changed at
random suiting the color and amount.
of elaboration to the occasion.
A. one-piece frock a la redlngote. is
recommended not only as an invest- .
ment in me, but of economy nil
in
a
nary-blue iricotlne redingote. which is
pictured here, is worn over a beige-
cniored char111cuse slip. Vision the
same with a pctticont and vestee of
oriental red with Persian designs em-
broidered in Paisley colorlngo inter-
spersed with .antique gold threads.
A heavy black satin untlerslip would
not be amiss with such a redingote,
for practical day-time wear.
Speaking in general of the latest
style tendencies, the frock of autumn.
1921, origination records sleevesiwhich
are nothing less than sensational in
their remarkable lines and superlative
embellishment.
Madame Fashion takes the liberty
of almost ignoring the rest. of the
dress. as far as trimming is concerned.
while she lnvishes all her gifts of
wondrous embroidery and gorgeous
coloring on the sleeve.
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This suit of huge pertialne is
trimmed like a Russmn uniform—with
black as’ra khan. A new note is struck
in the four panels. of the skirt.
over a black fouv‘datton to give an
apron effect.
iN KERCHIEF COLOR DESIGNS
Dark and Contrastmg Shades the Fea-
ture of the Latest Style In the
Novelty Class.
Scinv rwwnl iriwn't-I in liz'nnl‘n-r-
1lt;1f.~ \im‘w :1 Width in tin [Nit-ll
~i1l1\.li1;1: l1:1\t' lym'ii i‘uilit'l l 1 .41'11]
until}, \\'l1ilv the Min vi“ tI‘IIVII'I
l.:llH;1.t'i'1'Ilit'I-~ lN' in-l “1}“. “11- Ili"~l;_‘ii§
ill'I trrattno-nt :1,.- gilIN-Ilili‘i)‘ l1~\t-l.
'I‘ltt-
.l.‘l.‘illl'(\
“noting \ll:"It‘\.
.‘.L':i'i1.lllv'
path-ms arc xt ll
ll" :;11'I~rit1'
iminlkvl‘t'liit'fr.
one 111111 lu- blue. and
in llzc lu‘rtier. “hivh is hurt 11hiit'. ilz.‘
tluwrrs 11ill lw I'rprnic-l in IDIIH‘. li~1li~
(’itfl’ ('l11l1rtiitl0ry I million-1:111 l'(‘ :1 L'mni
(Nature. «'I-Iisitlvl'nble of tho Sl‘l'tl. nr
rlt't' stitch. uhh'h “as so popular last
Ili‘SlL'liS til‘t‘ liliL’t' anti arc in Muni-
l-Ivltll} 1'1 ‘Hi'I-I! iii 11:]‘K' In”.
lvlll ”11‘
and inn
1; H‘tI
.If
11111th:.‘(‘IlliiI‘I-'I,
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11h s ill 111» ~\’
'l'!w
\Iiilt
KL; ‘.:'..~t 11.
up ll'x' ll l.it'l'
inn ii-m 1 i‘.
hung.
YBUNESTIJ
MAYflRiPlANS
iNNllVATlllNS'
]()l'\ G\STOVVN
($140128 L. (lies.
gently from a
ready he Said to
and “l‘iie aanm
orilv 1's” when he in
d 11'.
(Hrs mad»
running as
defeating the I‘lt’fil
by over 500 votes :1
candidate lay over
«litor recI-ix'ml a
Florida asking i'm'
voice" of thr- city
going: to lmy it."
Salary
”‘1'
him.
i-tIII-Il. ixiit \11-1'1
it St i‘ruw is Ill Klight.
(lit 5' 111-111 11111. MI
in ( ham).
pun-2'. and
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lit.
Young‘stoxx'n's spec-
tacular mayor-elect.
vacation
"clean up the city"
political
an indc
Sylt’un
l‘t‘tlllfl-"5I
i’u llllrlllS in 11-.
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We have many choice pieces in Hand-painted Nippon
China. Cups and Saucers, separate and in sets, Salad Dishes,
Cereal Sets, Nut Sets, Fancy Plates and many novel and arms.
tic dishes for Cheese, Eggs, Fruit, Bon-Bons, and numerous
others.
Children‘s Plates, Cups, and three-piece Bread and Milk
2.—
0.. January
Sets.
arrived home re—
in Florida
\\ he doesn't ohcy
kws s'oti’icc in \'t Sun-
lilSlOl’)’ here by
liv‘lltlt‘l‘ll candidate.
illican incumbent
11d thc Democratic
'l‘hc cifi' au-
t'rom (lies in
a “thorough in—
“.inisi as if 1 were
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street
"i want to know how much money
Iht city of Youngstown owes." h?!
\\i1)i¢'. “whom the} 0111‘ it to and when
it is nine. 1 “an? 111 know who owes
tln» «~it_1',ot Youngstown. I want to '
k'nm whvrr the 1111111», is coming from
to inn-1' t'm bills. 1 want to know
-\\.l':1t stocks \‘i i;..\rr ~11 11411111. such asi A. J. COLL
hursi- l"l(I and >11, 1111's. gasoline in:
tl .- tanks. st:1tio;ni~1 .1114? ink and limit
l” in'iis. also the» amount of 001117711111];
do :iot t'uia‘I-t to stab thtv amount «12'!
cash in I‘l‘fl lank
Shm‘ti) at't‘r iv: lotint: Mayor
T’I'r-l .i. “1111101 ii. Ii- '-:1tt'1l for l‘P—‘
1im'tion~ issued a ‘_‘.im'--1\oiwi state-
11.1-I1t citing: cuiirt 131-1531 '15 in an etant
'tu SHINY that “h C )vl‘fJilllN‘ to gin' his
l'SlIIlIIO'tI :l l'l’iiw to
1.1'111'1- Iliwilialiflcd
vtliil‘ls \‘l‘i-l‘t' Frit-
and no con—
70-72 NORTH MAIN STREET
-» )1. ml new business
in X111 Castlc, l'a. In 3!. .111: ago with
{1 11h: . :Iiill'ltHV ”131': :1 lull‘l‘l'l (1t potzb
luvs :15 ‘N-l's Sh‘v' >11” k iii Until“. Al'll‘i‘
ln- had built 1211.: i.tvii!‘i.\‘l1lll;: business.
1 11.11 in tin- 1. is 21111- iw sold it to
-t.11t :1 illill’ktl 2'1 \‘w' itestnwn. to lw
“Nil 1") \131111 It 1. .1 .1 ]-\\(~l',(1l11git'.tl; .W’lfflllfmfxg
l'illillliiv Hi1» §»v;...;. i-Hmntinzz 11—5‘ K
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lit S.t}>..tlli liI‘L1 .\'= 1 .I # \:1n;;~ lixtic S .i
1.1'Zl15. \1?'i<" ‘ .\ en in .‘x-\‘ {S Q
(ur'tlv. <11" 1 3.1111111 is almiit I?
I“ 11‘1-n's >i_\.r~- t“ :11 fniltuis. lm 415% i“
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illiii :Iii'z. O
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"ll‘ui l't 11:.s ; 41:11. 1 .I “111' 1111111-'
, 'l 111>i 21.111-vi‘l‘ «‘1‘ I win .‘tl‘l
iLit-1'. ‘l‘II'. ' i
spawn. twine 5111111 in new arrange.
'ltll'lll 11nd «it-sign.
Srrlpcs. tlrccl; borders and other-
m-nu-ntiunnl (IPSIEIIS are ~hu11'n un
lmmiiu-rchivts “Illt'h maintain the
colored idI-a but. are It'.\\‘ \‘i1id in
lune. (hit- Intinlwr has :1 «1111:1111 cc-n-
tcr in ITI‘t-L’ttiur rII'ii-cx which til t'aih
“titer, dcu-loi-ml in \ai'iuns shadow of
ivluc. ’l‘hc rcxuit is rllgxl‘SiI\l’ of Jap-
am-~e origin.
lN THE~BLACK DEQJABILLES
Mauve Is Only Color That Rivals the
Somber Shade. According to Paris
Reports.
.
liven {or the Ileshahillcs black is
featured. A recent model that is ex-
tremcly smart is made in one piece of
black chimin. without
“ith a \wry in“. rounded neckline, it
in: :1 wing «rape filSit‘lled to
wrists by t'ny hands of gold gauze.
It'll] the :«atri that ties in a how at
tin front is of gold g:111.;c. jllSl
enough to repeat the touch at
wrists artistically.
I'nris reports that
that rivals black
house and evening gowns are being
designed in Illiit color in ciiii’fons
and crcpes georgette. for in these
materials it ll! almost universally be-
coming. A dinner dress of this Color
is made of soft chifi'on. quite straight
in line. It is embroidered in “crystal
beads around the lower edge of the
long-waisted bodice. from which long
streamers of ‘fringe fall over the skirt.
CARDS E58 THE CARD PRIZE
Trophy May Be Used Again for Same
Purpose—Score Card in Case
May Be Added.
sloc'rcs,
the
the one
is mauve.
Many
After all, there is no ulcer liridce
p1rt1 prize than a pack of good plav-
ing cards. The lucky winner can use
the cards for her own bridge parties
or can pass them on again as a prize;
and playing-cards of first quality just
now are expensive enough to repre-
sent something substantial. Two packs
make a handsomer prize than one: and
two packs and a score-card in an at-
tractive envelope case make a prize.
fine enough for any party.
A good looking case for two packs
of cards and: score-card is made of
green linen, buttonholed all around in
black worsted. Buttonholed straps of
the linen hold the cards and score
card in place and a tiny strap takes}:
- tail. The
and .
the .
color .
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crossings.
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his
111 n 111.111.1111.”. m. Ivory
1mint-.11...;M111uatt." 1 Reedcraft Bags Candlesticks
It &1 It'll! :l' ”L ' .
whom 11.. .1 WP Boudon- Lamps Spauldmg Sweaters
B.- 5311.1 1.. would i Nutting Pictures Spauiding Skates
ll‘ fl\\. it): "Ilili
plank. ho- Saitl that t‘n ti'at‘tic plot». ' . ‘
11111 “as knot! rv -.t:1'r1 d :1 great ‘AND ‘ALL T03 S
1‘.:11i(\?‘~?ii«l\ ”"1 s to 11111111: l'1\»
pchl‘s it» said .a‘:‘ 1' . l1 ction that he
would jail “NV-UH" 3.:111 broke the la“
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wt.)
to 11.11.1153
1.11.1 ,1“ .,. iW-‘Wmfl'fiflflmfl
~~, .1. .tmn night.
1
’
1-3 OFF
ON ALL HOLIDAY GOODS
1'lIIIli1 1 L‘l (If
(rill tin tut
1w 1 will i 1111111
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Here Are a Few of the Many Items
1:: parks 11111.11
laid i.1\1's \Illtltl :1
‘ Leather Goods
Thermos Bottles
Smoking Sets
Eversharp Pencils
Waterman Fountain
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‘GOTTLIEB’S
South . N orwalk
North Main Street
. . A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
TO EVERYBODY
SOUTH NOR‘WALK FLORIST
SEED STORE
2 South Main Street
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South Norwalk
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