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cons butter. add one third
a tow 3 ins- cash. pepper and cay-
Add salmon and spread on a plate to
Icool. Shape in the term of outlets
dip Lln‘crumbs. e‘g‘g aha crumbs, try
in deepiat arid drain on brown paper.
flinch» around a‘moun'd of canned peas.
unheated and seasoned with butter,
salt and pepper. Garnishwlth sprigs
-9 oi parsley. " .
Obi! BthlckfloAver salt cod lleirlng Salad—Cool; salt herring in
te"in small 916003: .bolllng Water to cover. 15 minutes.
gguld “be two thirds cup. Cover Drain. cool and separate Into flakes;
arm Will-81'. 308k until soft there should be one cup Add an
Cut four medium-sized I equal measure oi cold boiled potatoes.
claims in slices Gloss-‘cut in onethirdciuch cubes, and one
_ ' Arrange alternate layers or no fourth the measure of finely chopped
tons a dab in a buttered baking whites of hard boiled eggs. Mix tho.
‘ LINN”? With salt and pepper Lroughly, moisten with French dress‘
hood pimeuto»-‘dreihed and log and let stand in a' cold place one
thin smile: repent; Pour over incur. Beat one fourth cup heavyL,
«smote: wflli‘three fourths cream until stilt and add‘ twd’ table
_ II imagines mils and bake spoons. pimcnto puree. Minmlth an
den until crumb are browmiequel measure oi mayonugine dress-
thmato sauce: 013th one third ,Jng. moisten mixture with dressing,
. _ shoes (quart capacity) with and- mound on a nest of lettuce leaves.
onion. 15 minutes; then rub To obtain pimento puree, drnln "cun-
a‘sieve.“ ‘ dry on 11 towel: and
La puree stinitiLIcl. L Th e
_Idrgsa‘ilig may be omitted and
salad dressing subhtlstmml
of toasted “bread from
is have been removed.
um-
nut" AI] lillnnitn
'_-,L «on: hot .
Mil Ihould be 1% ‘cups. Melt three table- _
“P hours or trimmings.
11d twa teaspoons lemon juice. ,
YOU To Women... -
THHT' WILL some.
on Both Rico; '
With the rapidly advancing season,"
Lond as the ever o‘lnlniglng panorama
of gowns and hate is observed. one
gaining in popularity.
The keynote oi the color scheme
for the early spring is the full rich
tenes or the strongest shades, not the
broken tones oi la‘st’year Rich- -pur-.
‘plesL, deep reds. and wonderful blues
and greens. with some new shades of
yellows. verging almost on the must
tards of two seasons ago. \An enuui-l l
site gown of dull blue had one or that
old. fashioned bolero; of English emy 'VOP 3‘16 “91118 ‘0 Mid the center 0‘ launder certain a1 titles. such as table
broidea-y with two long tabs fastened ill (““330 Lfl’mfi spring 1119103011“. linen. dish towels and her own
below the knees with a knot of black and from Paris comes a whisper—-a'01L_otheg
velvet.
Since [have mentionsd;green and
vellow ,it brings to minds model of'
Paul Poiret's shown me in one of the
smart houses, writes a contributor to
the New Ymk Times. Poirot calls it
his latest oriental creation. and it be-
lilo; the prediction that royal lavish:
ness of coloring and material is on
the wane. The underdress is of cloth
of gold and the shimmering merdress
is at a vivid apple green mm. 3.1 Both
the underdress and the c ...‘-.i hung
in 11 straight line item Lilo lineage to
the hem of the shut, ..i.t.- t. n chit--
ion in \‘LlfiLuilLtaLAL Li); A M... . ugulul‘
hand ti embroider; u: ;. .. . ....-nls at
ih‘hls.¢...1 c1. .....A y, in‘
deep toms oi dull ant... ...d gold.
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’ in , Room 16.
‘ afternoon
properties committee also ask d for
.",’nlw'a'm‘w‘u
0- v1 *xlfi)‘\‘ ten-sullen
Ltii‘ul
The breath Lot spring is again felt
necit‘ and QLris LLLeLdgod withiL‘blaok‘Ivel
vet is shown. . 1 ’
«Lo
Lilith-In—
A white corduroy most a d shirt
built on the plalnest lines was vent
ed by wonderful old piste billions in
vivid blue and dull gold. -
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Laue—u.— A.
The Russian blouse is much in in-
mere breathe—that the old fashioned
i pulled sleeve is to be revived?
«1...... - n.
it noticed that the conservative gown
holds away here as in Paris. and Word
reaches me‘trom the Rue de in Poll:
that a qI1I1lot,a11Lnost nuniihe severity
of gowns is taking the Lplace of’lbli
eccentric or bizarre.
.V‘Lh
One of the newest nov‘eitles that 'Li
saw during my tour 51 inspection was
a hat, a Georgette model with the:
long line toward the basic 'litiedominatu
ins. and a narrow hiacLit velvet rib-
Ibon which passes under the chin and
fastens above the ion car. A row or
dull faded roses twiued ”about the
crown and it email stilt ltnot or lilacs
velvet formed the only trimming.
Hliiii iiililll iii t3
LAn important meetinz, v or\{ the" ‘séhior
class was held yesterday ‘oLt Ll unlock
him. which and Miss
Hnli both presented a 1158's: tenths
needed Itor the‘plny. Th‘ééu articles
‘vvill Ibo Month by the
the
hidinblu‘s oi
clues.‘ and Will be collect
on by the pi‘oportlcs colnmltiee’ lids
Chuirmn‘n Aldliiréh. ol‘lho
$5 to pay for the cottage of the inlet
lure and other unecamryW expeuscs.
This money was voted by the class
and us there was no more business
tumours, before the (loss the inoetlng‘
was adjourned.
A rehearsal of the senior play was
held yesterday during the second.
third, and fourth periods in the as»
sembly hull.
‘i‘ly Portfolio Club extends an id“
‘ tatiou to all students and teachers to
attend the iirt and Lox-alt esllibltioh
Which Li; both}; held in the school as-
sembly.
L" trialle‘ the best of this opportunity and
visit the exhibition.
Many students Lonnsci to
ilias .iiali‘Ls junior English classes
’ will recite. {or this Lil/“6169!) Finlay
instead at Thursday. the 1111‘
daily. ,
\‘ “\OK‘K. ‘N‘
. Lt‘o dive
' she is t perform. It the maid obi
,. to their number and character perhap.
Am'iter. ‘ " . “
.«sld'elwnlk; sween.‘
Ii den; clean the silver do plain cook
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Duties Iaet For a Houumald
it is a seed man for tile housewife
he new mold a list all duties
little consultation about them will
toiy to both says a New York Sun
A general housework mold is sup-
posed to care for ares. pianos aLnd
scrub, clean wln~
«lows and beat rugs; keep kitchen-
and dining room and pantries in on
ins. and it the laundry work is not
heavy, do that. Nowadays. thever,
it is always necessary to come to an
understanding‘ about this branch of
the Work. it the laced}; werk' is how
vy and a lsundress is employed the
lgeneral mold is generally required to
Aside how these dutiesthe general
housemald‘! duties differ. She is gen-
orally willing to wait'on the table.
and some moral housemaids take
pride in their ability to do only good
waiting. She is generally asked to
make the beds, and keep all the rooms
dust NJ sin” in many cases where
only one maid is kept the women of
the family willingly do the bedroom
‘work and parlbr dusting to relieve
the maid.
Hedvy rugs or carpets do not need
beating every Week. but when they do
a strong man should be hired to take
care or them. Once in a while. too,
it it can be hiiorded..u man should be
hired ior‘halt- a day to clean the eel.
lar or attic. scour outside window .
sills, give the planes; an extra scrub!»
r
ing about an understanding satisia - 'L
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‘ili': _ me u on ~01 mi 'mv “we 1’ my new
, up « m. - nu .
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the w to
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in
as airway/duly aria-liar n- filamentous-v.1-
\‘x‘\‘»fi\-\‘\‘\‘\‘ -x‘s- t\‘\‘k‘{’:
collar, cutiesand apron; she can wear
a blue or pink chambray dress with
a white apron. Fresh white aprons
should be a part of every housework-
er 'I’s equipment, whether the worker
is employer or employee.
LL IThEle is no possible Justification
for. the hope that d maid will be con-
tented even it her work is not too
hard it she is. kept in an unattractive
kitchen and sivep a cold uncomior-
table bedroom. The kitchen should
be as attractively furnished as possi-
ble. A hitchen with hurt or green
painted walls, a comfortable chair or
two, white swis‘i, curtains at the win-
dows and a few ‘rsgI rugs to match
the Avail is no more expensive and no
border to lake care oi‘thsn oneLoi
surpassing ugliness; it the maid likes
flowers, ‘a-vpotted geranium or prim-
rose on the "wlndow’aill will give'much
pleasure, land certainly will not in-
convenience any member of the house-
hold. ‘ . I
The maid‘s bedroom should have
light, washable a Walls, a clean and
comfortable whiter-iron had. some sort
or a chest of drawers and a good mir-
row, rugs on the lioor, wash curtains
at the windows..svsoodv picture or 30
on thewalls. some place for her to
hanglhcrolotllelhl-‘Woll equipped wash-
stand.9~snd a oomtormble chair.
Absolute order; and cleanliness
should be maintained by the maid
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H ‘iil'i‘LFORD. March 6.4Liioaith 0(-
floor Frank W. Wright oi New Hav-
on“. Tuberculosis Commissioner John
Gumbo-nan and others. appeared be—
this the committedr’on public health
and safety this morning‘s LLi'allor or a
measure prohibiting the siving at free
11111111 in saloons. Free lunch with a
beer seems to be doomed in this state
tel no one cpprnred in opposition to
the am. All the speakers in favor
of it thought that the tree lunch was
11‘ means of carrying disease germs.
n11d‘helieved it should be abolished.
Dr. Wright, Commotion Counsel
Kleiner and Alder-1111111 Russell of New
iiaven appeared betel-0' the same com-
mittee in‘ support at an amendment
to the statute which will give the lo
cal hoalth authorities control over LLnll
haheshops within their inrisdictibn At
present the hakesh‘ops are in‘ control
of the state factory inspectors his
has no mans oi compelling them to
be} mdintainsd in a sanitary condition.
«as it is with hi! Elliptic“! that this
proposed Amendment is uttered?
he. Writhtp poses to incite a
computed int u use amen: the
of not? iiaveil
a “ 0011 it the Latitbori L he now sushi
ill3 at Liter home in LNew Haven for
many weeks. suffering from inilnm
oratory rheumatism; is considerably
improved and is now able to {.11 up a
short time daily, although not suiti-
cierLtIlyI strong to see her friends us
yet:
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Linguine
After Lineaine has
stopped the cough coa~
thine“ its use” as a
buhder
It soon overcomes the weal:-
ness. brought on by colds and
RESTORES VITALITY Line‘-
nine is much morelthan a cure
for coughs and colds-4T EN-
TERS ma snoop and liltiiido
up the ”item, at the some time
and: cold. I ..
moo MANY PEQPLE use.
LEGT endorses sensors
on somerset: shoots
i CGNTINUEL TO 707313 ““00
L NINE L‘ UNTIL
THEIR
HEALTH 15’ FULL? are
‘ unolrau.
.0 Lee
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Alter Commotion
.There are so many cases of ('onsum -
L'ilon r‘e p-mtctl u chrc the details shoe!
the disease started with a cold or 11
cough.‘ that it is rodlly surprising; that
people are not more anxious to mme~
diateiy stop these apparently mlno1 trou—
him Our advice is “stop im «on b or .
cold. it possible, without do or." thor—
wise more serious troubles are likely to
(show. if the medicines mu are now
Alterative, as. this man (Iii: -
Dean St. Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Gentlemen: i am giving you below is
brief history of my case. which i trust
{on wilruse for the benefit at those sut-
crim: from any ulmllur hit-nobles.
'About a your bad a be it also i noticed
that my helrylth was tupldly tailing. until
‘ at the end of six months my height had
fallen to 1211 pounds. 1 nos houhled
with night «events. a severe rough and
was \erv weak. having in tact absolutely
no ambition whatever. About this time
i taullsultcd 11 plush-inn who told #10
my lungs were slice -.ted Net‘sutlsde
went to another doctor. who utter exnm~
into; me said that I was in the first
:35“: of consumption. At this point I
to take Echmun' s LAlierntivefiThe
night sweats stopped almost immediately.
my cough became looser and grad 1111 ll‘;
gasp sated. My “sight is now 14
111 s and my physician hua pronourged
mops ectly sound—which together ith
the no that l hmeL been accepted by two
different insurance companies for usur—
ance mnltcs mu sure of my entire recoil-
ory 1y Ecknmu's Altcmtive 1 should be-
very glad to communicate with any one
who “mild be interested in “LLLLF case
(Sworn Anidnvit t) W. GEE.
ckman‘ n Alterathc is effective in Bron-
chi s, Asthma.~ I‘iuv hover; Throat and
Lung Troubles. and in upbullding the
system. Does not contain poisons opinion
or huhit- forming drugs. Ask for booklet
telling of memories, 11nd mile to 1711111111111
Laboratory. Philadelphia l‘a.I formers evi-
deuce. l-or sale bv all leading druggiele
Clifford Pharmacy and Stimson-Pow-
all Corporatio . South Norwalk.
both Lin her (Will room and in the hit-
chen Iler lOOill should be under reg-
ular in. pcctltu -lw the mistress of the
house. 111111 sh»? should not reach? any
rmuiiidor that her room is entitle-or
L ii is ill“ lwu‘fo‘rvc'ww'e smv
and )ll‘i'fi'iffil‘ in ilf‘flflf ”1:”, "ll “ML
rooiile are kept hanrdor.
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Mrs. LL8L.LL Z. LPLoLliL who has ”been very!
it is rciieving the victim of cough“ 0‘
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