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We'll troop our merry spirit. ltill. '
SEASONABLE GOOD THINGS
For variety try 11:
Vegetable Curry.——Mlx one cupful
each of cooked
carrots,
into cubes.
gether in a double
boiler. Pour over
them one cupful
which one table.
iii
of white
upoonfiil of Olliutl juice and onetourth
Sillli't‘
of curry has been
fixed and cooked. On it large earthen
plate pile up :i border of mashed
truism which has been seasoned with
“flutter and milk. more highly seasoned
than usual. Set plate in the oven
until the l)01‘ill'l‘ ls nicely browned.
l'our the veizctuiiie curry into the
”unto border and sprinkle the whole
"ith finely minted parsley.
Veal no”..—"\\Illh a wooden potato
masher or “mill-t pound slices of
weal steak to tun-«fourth of an iilch
of a teaspoont‘iil
tn thickness cm in pieces three by
tile inches. ("top the trimmings with .
«me-eighth as much fat salt pork.
Add by measure half as much bread
«i'iiinbs as lllt':il_ season highly with
«nit, pepper, poultry seasoning. onion
cowl lemon Jllli‘l' with four fresh musli-
rooms chopped tine. Moisteii the mix-
Inl‘t‘ with [N'liit‘ll egg and hot water
ms moist as possible and still hold
its shape. Spread each piece 0! Si9flk
with a thin hucr nearly to the edge.
too” tight and fasten with small
lakewers. Shape the remaining. mix-
ture into balls and cook with the rolls.
Dredge with flour and cook a light
Iii-own in butter.
unwei- with thin
Muir.
Ecimont Minced Chicken.-Mcit one.-
Iaurtli of a cupi‘ui of butter. add one-
mnli of a (-upt‘ul or llour and stir
until well blended; then pour on
gradually while stirring constantly, one
Ind one-half (-iipriils of chicken stock.
firing to the boiling point, season with
use and one-half tci'ispomituls of suit
and a teaspoonfiii of paprika. Add
one cupt‘ui or ('i't'lllll. one cupftii of
minced chicken, two~thirds of a cup
2‘ of cooked sweethrend cubes. one
.ll one-half tablespoont‘uls of truffles
. chicken livers. Let stand in an
able boiler to lit-zit. Serve in a dish
crciiin aind bake an
with mashed potato piped around the
*0. Brown in ii hot oven.
potatoes, ,
whiteiurnips. cut i
one ,
cupi'ui ot canned .
pens and heat to- .:
Place in a casserole,_ I
Ho Drtment
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ADOPT
EN OF AFFAIRS
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THE SUIT-F ROCK
1
HP:
illiit'h made its entry
sleeveless slip-over dress.
last sum-
mer and icupml in‘to such iini-~
versnl furor. gave iiiiintit‘iit'itirers of
dresses it useful cue. it served to
show them thut \voim-n tire \\'ol<-oitiiiig
substitutes for the blouse and shirt
(-oiiiiliniitiuii, which. however good and
tiependobie. docs grow tiresome. 'l'he
one-piece (rock. to be worn with a
separate «out or u fur pier-e. hvt'lllill‘
the riitll oi the tailored .siilt sen-rill
seasons ago. and recently some ob-
st-ruint and imaginative creator of,
women‘s clothes introduced at iiiei
right lilirllll-‘lll the suit-frock. in this:
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new type of costume the practical
woman finds it suit and :i dross t-oin-
hiiieti. costifig no more than :i suit,
and making it possible for lib-r to in-
appropriately dressed either for thc’
street or business or other ordinaryf
mansions.
lit the iiiiistiittlon above.
these prtit-tii-iil suit Works is
made of tiiiitw-roiori-d
worn ou-r :i tiiiiorml iiliilcr-imdit-o
is this lllltlil lmdiie \iliiih makes it
possible to retain that flaxtir oi“ «lisp
one Of
slit-“n
dun-tut, iind
lIzilllIJilis SPAIN-2|) ()I‘P
'l‘i I illtlf‘l) iil‘l‘lvlll'ol. .iii .tiiinmobiii‘ -
\wliit‘n liciiicd tiu- diiwua) of .iii (-5- ,
PASSING IT ALONG
‘Do you eier suitor from loss of
r!
“l certi‘niy do," said Mrs. Clipping.
‘You don't inok like a victim or in-
min." .
‘1 am, tli0ugh. When the iceimin,
m telephone hell or something else
Then-ruptl Mr. Clippings 30~minute
H mat the alarm clock rlnn In the
min; he's a perfect hear at the
W table." ,
Some Line _for It.
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“than. are so many things that
"q will not buy—-—” nomheily be
‘3 Mortimer Morass. . .
v‘And theie amend: a heckofaiot
Core that it will buy," interrupted J.
.Iller Gloom. “that I am perfectly
milling to (Hunt at any time the $10
you borrowed from hie more than tWO
mono." E II'
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. Cerebral Sh ' City.
“Your campaign icI
:3 mt dcfil at mph
"I don't know It about that,”
_w Senator So “The. fasci-
.863 of politics ilQ likely in the
“that the chap With: the bruins can
. an luck and let the boys with the
Hey hustle iiitllo swaying him
.hont details" ’ E
A Dark tuopiéion.
6" “Black Bot. dey's sump '11"
‘cnt dc way mu
funny
roll: dun bodes."
“lull,” said the successful manipu-
”I at the lwry cubes. "it’s do way
Input. to ‘em. son. Dey' hears me.”
‘1‘- retolook ntdemdice nn’
:9! dq‘l WM} like I ynpect dry In,
(h 3111': (wine to hour you any noth-
' but ‘good-by.”
Filo Anglo. -
said the man with 1
.lg Job. “knocks once at every man'-
." cold the unemployed. “I
mum-n-
luit‘ on loos». Hill. Plillfi‘ld: piolmbly
pro-\w-uti-d ‘iL robber) 'l‘liuistizn night,
'l‘him— unidentified men [laid succeeded
in lviiitling'tlie caretaker after heat-
ing him badly when the headlights of.
the machine warned the thugs oi the
approach or the car and they. escaped
The machine stopped and the caret/ak-
m “at. unbound and taken to a phy-_
sltiun lor treatment.
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A WORD 0P WARNING.
Unfortunately me human tendency
is to take rather too keen a delight in
the spectacular, the fantutie. the
miraculous.
The average person is never coh-
rent to merely tee] tit: he wants to
feel like jumping a fence, eatingin
whole mince pie and singing until the
wee. small hours.
He also enjoys golng’ to the other
extreme and. when he ha‘c I little milk
section to fancy himself an object. oh
tragic misery.
L.
crises and climaxes has lead to a tile,
cesalon or fads eve’n along the pro-.4
(resolve path of science. ‘
teeth. If one has»: boil he is sure to
have a friend who will mm hint that
this comes from a‘ bad'tootn- I! to
alter trying his latest experiment in
the manuacturc of lemonade. from.
hops, malt. raisins. brown luau nil
{188.31. he Sets exactly the nine all;
cc.
He gets so set in this groovethnt
when the furnace does not draw well}
he start: to: the dentin to M”!
tooth pulled. .
- This is all because a large number or
chronic diseases have boon cured in
cotting rid of a tooth which v:- in-
ecting the entire system. but man
not mean that the extraction 91m
tooth will put the constitution of it!
tamer owner in perfect rennin
Teeth are natural; they an useful;
they inaction better in their oy'n.
ttcular department ‘thnn nil
which man has invented; they stand I
ten-inc amount of abuse and sun-
inak'c a generous. return or toil and;
:th Inlw tit
”mongering 9! m o heresttlioy
= ful——the tinder-bodice ls varied to suit.
3 occasion.
:illl of a pretty one-piece {rock which
.sories in t-oiliirs,
This almost universal de’sire lbr _
Just now the fed in to get rid of the .
had-o a lame back or 'n sprained than» -
genre coat no.3 slight Headache. our the-morning . - .
l ,
suits were left at home and ox ercoats
“flV’l‘EB COSTES BACK IIEIJ’ED . HIER 31'on WON- T
FOR A PARTIVG BO\\
DERFULLY
Spring gentle Spring. is prming‘ not ‘”
gentle after all. Yesterday might eas- '11—“ .
ii} h .
sue been mistaken tor a. da\ ‘in In these days of “flu' coughs.
late Januan instead of a day in late
March. The mercurx took a. 38 de—
gree tumble betneen \Vednysday af-
ternoon and earlv \esterday morning.
dropping from 78 to 40 degrees with-
in the space of a. few hours. Spring
colds croup and whooping cough, it!
is well to know that every \ear there,
are used more bottles or Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar than of any other cough]
medicine. Mrs. S. L..Hunt. 515 “7.:
6th St.. Cincinnati. Ohio, writes: "lj‘o-
w?” as popular as at any time dur- ley‘s Honey and Tar relieved me of a.
ing the winter. hacking cough. tickling in the throat.
-_.____._..__. wheezing and pains in the che-‘f {‘II is
\lore th n 3 mo 1 u to helping my mother Wonder 11 ly."
.. . pate... r... lime That,” why mg...“ mommena New Showing of
telephones haxe been granted
1 8" I 6 Foley's.-—Stllison—Poweli Corp.
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Coats - - Suits - - Dresses
”from
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APRIL VICTOR RECORDS]: 6N SALE
TODAY
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tNeW — Victor Records
Fflr April
POPULAR SONGS
The Hamilton 81101)
.49 Wall Street
Norwalk
freshness unit-ti has always been the
glory of the shirtwtlist, or to tone up
the dress with something more fund.
Whatever the degree of!
(Inns-slums the blouse may impart, on:
the street the. suit-frock presents the;
appearance of a tailored suit and meet: 1
the rcqiiiieinents of those, women who
liiti- to he simpli iind qllIPlH dressed
uheti the) go about on evenduy oc-
(upiltions.
Another costume which
suits the woman
i
just now!
of affairs is made
.,...._...
has always with it on the street I
I'short cont of fur or fur and fabric.
I'l‘licse trot-ks are made of crept-s. rel.
ii'ets or woolen
in dark shades. and
brightened wlili loin-hes of bright CO“.
or; they are long-sleeved and invite'
the companionship of dainty acces-
vestees, cheinisetteo '
and nude rsleei es.
/wm 3m
”Him '7 Vi“. m
“BEER".
AHIIDINDZ ,
81‘. l' “-3 lull.) Mini. .‘Mnreli 31.——-'l‘lie
Newton: idland thr-w iiiusted schooner
“(int mi i‘utiie trom Grand Hank
Burn Hiilfl)9l,I \\_lls stranded on
Island today,
night during a
The. crew is eaten.
Building
hi'HU()\ICR
DO!
nortlm est hurricane.
Metal lath I . _
Latin Mortals
hqmdnoof Coatln
Coal
domestic use, from the largi‘ul‘tl
mining companies..
deli‘ijery.
Flione ‘ll3
l‘l‘RRll‘);
to\
inning run ashore lan‘ti
_: , . - ,. . . :
Materials ' ~ — Starts Mon
W e carry every k‘jnti of_ material . , _ . . , i. I . I . - I‘II _ .
22:82:30“ 1m?” i’n bufldmgt Special reduced prices and: easy terms of payment; on all rang 83 pm-
A Pam“; 1"“ _ 'i chased during this $318 AIS6 free cennection where the gas outlet is al-
3939‘? T“? F - . ready in the kitchen. ‘ T ' ' ~ . j r, ' - ~ ~; . ”
Brick , _ IzI .xI- . .
”gm”?- . . 'l‘h‘ere IS likely to be a heavy demand for- gas ranges this Sprnia 0' be-
. Sewer Pipe cause of the wreatened coal shortage. Our stock is ample right now. Se-
.‘Flue Lining. ' lect your range at; once: sure of having it ready lIt'Ior use in hotwéa’tlier '
mi sizes at Anthracite '1...
Prompt;
The N Orwell;
45303-~l'm An Indian .............................. built. .
0h, How I Hate That Fellow, Radian ............ t‘ a
18869~Carolina Rolling Stone .............. Chttlits ll izt t ,x
, . Thaie 5 Silver in Youi Hair .................... «in '11::
W lIldOW Shades - .
' _ 18864—\Vanna——Fox Trot .................... t‘iuh 11.»: .t it .1..- ,1.
MADE 0? She Lowes Me, She Loves Me Not—Fox Tiot t‘ tub in i to“
.‘ ‘ ' ISSGG—Three o'Clock in the Morning- ~Waltz Jog i ‘ gm 1, w, w,
“ B R E N I I N ’, Lola. Lo—-—Fox Trot .......... ......... Jos. i", \‘1:::': “a”
r 1 * , RED SEAL
“ on} Crack ,74732—Eiii, Elli ..................................... Mirth-.3 .- H...
‘ Won t Fade 66029—Someone Worth wane ...................... team“: M». .
I Q I VVon’t Buckle . 74733—N0cturne ................................. Fionzni. ;. .1 .
‘iVon’l Pinhole
FOR YOUR NEW“ HOUSE
. window
HEAR THESE AT THE
A. J. Collins Co.
70372 North Main Street
Trya Sentinel Adv.
a
“Breiiliu” shades on llartshorii
better
SAMPLES AND PRQCES ON REQUEST
roilers~nothizig ~
Angevine F urniture‘ Co.‘
16 North Main Street, South Norwalk, Phone 256
Equip Your Home With a Modern Gas Range Now and be Independent of
.Strike and Fuel Troubles
D
ng Sale of ,5.
, c
and a- substantial saying during this sale.
Delaymay- mean incenvenience and extra expense foriyou later.
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