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Pork With chestnuts.
Melt butter in a pan and put in a
roasting piece of pork with a little
; onion Brown well and, add some
ghouiilon. (look oven; moderate lire.
find when the meal: inshnost done add
’ roasted chestnuts without their shells. I.
. 'Then finish the cooking and serve the
pork with chestnuts arranged around
Honey Cookies. 9
Mix together one cupiul of strained
ey. one Icupful of granulated sugar.
wo‘exgs well beaten, two level tea-
poonfuls of soda. and a little salt.
d flour enough to knead into a soft
dough, and let it stand over night. in;
line mornink‘roll"”odts‘the dough and.
‘ . tit into fancy shapes;
1 glow oven. ~
I Bulls Eye.
’l‘ake as many eggs 41s you need;
but the whites stiff and make little
nests by putting the beaten whites
. ' into lnuflin rings or small cups drop
' the yolk of an ex; into the center of
. each nest. and put the nests and the
, contents into the ovén to brown Gain
.. " nish a platter with parsley, and Serve
. no eggs on buttered toast for breath-
t.
Cottage Cheese “'5.
1': Taco one pint of cottage cheese,
9. seasoned with salt and pepper, the
' IQ atlifly beaten yolks of two eggs. one.
half cupful of granulated sugar. one
half cupfpl of sweet cream, and
iehts together and all one plagues-
‘ the beaten whites of two as
‘ ed with two tablespoon 1' ol
.' Let it stand in the lives a
, . ' it is good served either
warm or cold
4" Cucumber FlnuerI
Cut white or green cucumbers into
m,slicee lengthwihewsprlnkle salt
er thelghand let them remain in a
{cool pla'ee for three than. Than wipe
r uses
themiln a frying' pan in butter until
were agoiden brown on both sides.
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cathartic; ‘llongressmeo Back
froln Iioiitlsy Huntsman 9
W
I
, . .N. . Sept“. 9.~—-That this
increased cost of living that has re-
cently been experienced in Connecti-
fit ig‘ated‘by agent's:
rodentatlve lone‘rgah. to officials of
the department of pustice Lonergnn
at he had cceived a; '
m saying” tho“; “Geo/rye Uirlg
.r. n of the Democratic
' it
eggs, add the syrup and the nuts
flake in a? »
“ lug air. dust or «dies;
. over food.‘ :I and mine so handyman; lain 9““
.9 .
open of nutmeg. Work all the lasted 3,
When the pie is baked, payer l; with ..I
«land now is a cot selfsupportlng
‘ numbers are
t is a pleasant change to serve .mi
eumbers thus with salmon, instead of
with the usual Greening of- pepper.
salt and vinegar
PiiiilTS ABOUT ~ -,
" DRESSING WELL.
Mm" mm“ mm?- .. Walking Frock of Gabardine.
Boil W9 dozen 8mm; chestnuts The fine serge, known as subordina,
until you can esiily remove the shells? ,has been generally adopted for walk-
Peel them carefully to get rid of alél lug costumes “d is seen either in
the Wu" skin, and leave them in th wark blue or in white. The favorite
pieces into which they outwit;h way of lesbian 999 material into
break Put them into a saucepan w dressy costumes is to plait it in hound-V
“"3 half ““9““ of maple syrup 5“: es of unequal width. or to make one
one half cupful of water. and" fifth long kilted overskirt, with the under-
them until they are quite soft and th , skirt muCh narrower and perfectly
syrup is thick. While they are coo plain, says the New Haven flaw,“
lug whip 0“ 1‘9" pint °f cream. anti. Even the hem is avoided and we dad
“a“ “I The" but the Wu“ °‘ W‘3 the plain skirt finished with a tiny
”fine" of the material resembling the,
ly. and mix them with the cream" 9 9 piping
the mixture into a mold “d path ”at the waist and fastens in front with
in ice and “It for 1"" hours. "Yo‘fimius row or small buttons White muslin
Companion I Ideollar and cuffs relieve the dress, and
cw” f" Meat °' L"'° 0'“? sometimes a line of color is seen at
the waist beneath the still band or
the some material“ Some, however.
prefer to keep the dark-blue costume
unrelieved except by the white collar
and cuffs. '
What to Have In Stationery.
The proper stationery is stationary.
It changes but little from year to
year. says the Kansas Clt)3 Star. Ev.
'ul
1 had the minor make a large Lilli
. lid with a deep edge or rim Ind ., b
stout handle, to put over a plate or
cake or meat. writes a contributor
Mothers’ Maxasiae. The lid is 1
inches in diameter. and six inch
high, so thpt it will cover a very lar
cake without touching it. i find
much better than ‘a. cake box to kee
cakedrom drying. out. .(lflla oak,
either whole or out. can be left on th
plate, and tire lid. set-a over it, exclu -
It is mnehé ti
ler than a cloth to cover cold cooks
meat. it is also useful to com lotto
which appeals to women will). bored
with the inmillar. are ever on the'
turns and belongings. There are cer-
ribed canons of good form,
however. in stationery as well as in
:ueverythiux else, from which the wom-
.9
I intend to have several more.
Children leo Egglsss Cookies.
Children in, fond of eggless coo -
lea. s3,” the Washington Herald. TI”..-
fpllowlnx recipe will malts! live
:l‘hoy, gill keep tor Weeks in’ #3;
'jar
parts._. 3-,, , _
Many wealthy women order Alleli-
“:oorl-espIIndence and note “9‘15"”
1’ guitar year stream an established aW'
which supplies them with the samh
.a
{Wm‘fi’u’h’fim’m oi: Ntww‘huafli’y 6t li‘d‘avy‘, rkfpa’pdi’f‘ ins‘d'é nil
lard. mixed; ougcupful of sugar. one
cuptul of ... ‘one half cupful -
water, 0 ._
done,
thinner than an
cookies _ ..
from Cannectlcut.
. D. of II; Delmtlon. ,
A 'delcgntion representing the .
Daughters of Lihilrty of Connecticut
is here (or sev'él‘al days, seeing the
sights. Through a courtesy of -Re-‘I
‘presentatlve— Lo an they will "do"
,the White H0193 and other public
buildings. The ligation which leav
.es Thursday form timers and ‘Phil'a-
ivdelphia, lnclhd .and Mrs The-_
ma: M: ‘Mnson. harehouse Point:
«Mr and Mrs. 3 .9 Cooley, Seniors;
Mrs. Edna: Hs' ng‘ and Mrs. Eva
Bishop, Hartmr "Miss Clara Ballard .
of Thompson and Roy 8.. Wil- I .
coir, New Brita
THEEUROP’EAI‘ OYSTEBITIRADI
' ”Ill.
n "Fish Trades
tte II)
at the present war '
‘ter industry to the
‘ther trades. Eng-
(From the L9
It is unlikely
will affect the
same extent. as
ling imports. .
rode will be smalls ‘
tions of the
_g§9tits in genera
the mega .
voldme of
t Considerabié the actual .06
05.3 2813“!” ‘ importgd industry as regar 9
' .. “7m probably be but
as regards
at the left side orlae last page of the ' IIPflflT‘IT THINGS
two inner pages.
I'- stationery entirely alone
invariably the bodice blouses ..
Iresson for most of the things which a 9,93,91,99 “9,139 my b3 ",9 9,31,. .,
Dame “5“” do"- and “‘5 i3 “9"“ loss of delectable beverages. Lemon . ..
ery season has its fsddish stationery.
lookout for new whims in their cos‘ “I" dye“ “mm” In a ‘8" mum? soon not settle. Slices or lemon nit!
( an versed in social matters never Ado; “m
I
I etltutet fol-tithe colored matsrflll‘. and my 1,, desired.
flubstitlites‘bv which will be oiflred t
era as good this
, utter the hot s
" ago. ~London lI‘
ca. .
oysters will no .
.nuu a great quantities
sheet of note paper, so that one wrote I
first on the ls‘st purge, then on the first ;
page. and dually straight. across the‘
All. SHOULD KIWI
_ To remllve the shine from a black
.3,“ whatever the manner 0: stamp- 6r dark blue skirt, rub well with a
as, and whatever “,9 “gape and size piece of flannel dipped in spirits of
of the sheet and envelope. a woman turpentine, and dry in the open air
of exclusive tasted uses only heavy ' When cauliflower, cabbage or artl‘
3,9“),th paper. may,“ tinted chokes are to be served whole, tie
them in cheesecloth before boiling.
When the cloth is slipped oil the vase.
tables will remain in perfect shape.
:3
Several sires are ordered at once,
a rather large sheet and envelope for A .
long letters. a small note also for in ' To clarify and sweeten drippings
formal luncheon invitations and the Which have become dark, melt them
like, and a special" card for brief in the frying pan. adding a half cup
notes of thanks of milk. When carefully poured off
Black “9 While 90 be Modlsh the lat will be clear and clean, the
' milk causing all the impurities to fall
That blaclt and white effects will to the bottom of the pan. ,
become more and more fashionable is 19 WWI “we" it ,3 often dil-
said to be a certainty There had iicult to make them stand up nicely.
been considerable talk or this 6910113 This dlfliculty will be overcome it s
dellsners. and. now that the war 003- piece of wire netting be crushed up
ditlons have brought about a lack of into a. b,“ and placed in the bowl to
dyestuffs. lesbian has shown herself hold the flowers stems. wanesvllle
to be practical in this instance. as she gazette
frequently is, muster may be said “WWII“ u Moment’s Notice. 4
t0 the contrary; There is usually 3- ' '1!) {ha “(113ng; gaudy [or up; a; I-
lsg her adaptability to circumstances 13,93. can 1,9 1,991 on hand for sever-
” planing MT “mil 0' 3991"“ on .al days. Sugar may be boiled with a
black and White ‘0 IEDIICO i118 Mom “in” (avatar to a ”my point and Wm
““911 have WW?“ 3° 1°“? them-go further than when added in
'1‘ ll Glam“ 66ml lhfil‘fl Wu] N no gram to beverag”. It mix“ and
and the use lit black and white is one. also; be :kept several days. Wash I
‘ol the substitutions which has been 313W)“ ifi?rofighly and than shove. it
planned to take the place of theta {hr in um, gllceg without separatist them.
the black dyes made in Alberta” are Wrap W? lemon in waxed paper and
to be very satisfactory. mum 3,1,“, on 9 1,19“, in an 165 closet An
soy thhi'e are any number of lines o! in“; guy's;- saves much 'waste of ice
White M! that can be “563 M hub- and should “hm“ ha uwdfifl 3:36)?
I
”.1999“! *
Ill. this mi "ll tits DQflnW‘tfi IIIII ' M ‘roi Frcm.fi
! V The main fresheulng of so go sit)
Rim wmfiwgw me‘plaxmlg remove the abide, This cannot be
Ithe "m hemmmgwfig m; w Permanently, done; says the Philadel-
“‘ a
any results not a tow drops (five or
six) 9!, ammonia in the quart of
sponginz water. and use this instead
' of the clean water. . r
‘ Roper on Springs.
Several thicknesses of newspaper
sewed to bedsprlugs with cord makes
an excellent pruteotlou for the mat-
tress against rust and tearing. also al‘
stuffs comes at lipportune time
' ‘ “ iowin smooth and can turnip .-—
Sentinel Wu. pay, Los A5933!” 19‘9““. Y 3 . 8
‘y uh- I
“fl... ~_
.-.n as they were I Dear Sir: We have your favor in-
of three years qulrlng it Connecticut state banks and
. d9“ 93‘3“" . Itrust companies may take stock in
federal reserve banks and thus be
some members of the association. _ , ,
Nearly all of our state institutions
' granted it)" the legislature of the
state.
. .9 u'l‘hese charters grant power. to
and sellout}; kinds
'y
of "9996!! and the
this departmeutjto construe the pow-
era nfsbanks and trust. companies or-
phia North American. but for tempor- "
are doing business under charters
Lerfonr
fill.
by Pictorial Review
WT IN
Prussian blue taffeta coat waist for
autumn wear. It may be trimmed with
a continuing niatsrlal. but made on—
their in" {shots it” has a rich enact.
The llttl cost In is that are made
of taffeta 26i- the tiger aye of natural:
‘aro etceedins‘ly smart: "I‘hough we
have had a great deal of blue. it is stub
an ultrssfashionable tint. Prussian be-
in the. latest shade. The revere and
collar it? this design may ”he on oath-
Wlwhatel-isi plasmid. butlnoth-
new.» richer thins fliebiue silk. smiles
and mtllraeuuuamrs garden}! taifeta are? not
dto malts it.
ICUTTING’ GUIDE: 577.3
Mrs. Clara Shaw of’ Norwood
Used Mayr’s Wonderful
Stomach Remedy
from stomach and liver. troubles Jar
many years. _ ’ treated both in
the United States a
6dfy germane
flame Drew/Waking
Prepared Especially For This Newspaper
FOLD OF 54 INCH MMERIAL WITHOUT NAP
" Pictorial ml... pattern No. em.
but. Price, 15 cents.
III/'1‘- :- or .1
\:\.'\"O a. l.‘
I
ramps. =,
The silk pohably will have to not
pieced if it is but 36 inches wide, until
the placing should be so arranged til/stI
the seams will be invisible- if the bowel
deal-maker has tears about accom-
‘ within: this, it is best to lay the portal
of “has pattern on an open width of mm
811
The lining is made first, by hemmlns
the front and closing the shoulder anal
under-arm sleeves. after which the vesu
is adjusted to position.
The under-arm seam of the outside
is now closed as notched and the col-
lar and revers sewed to the neck andl
,tront. awarding to the notches.
Be!
sure to leave revere tree below small!
" " perforations. Gather lower eds“
of the waist. arrange to lining snoI
~ stitch lower edge of back to lower edzol
o! lining; stitch ower edge of froptl
alonl cmline of double‘ ‘oo" perfora—
tions in llnlnz. bringing single large!
"'0” perforations together and leaving
. tree rot-ward 0! large “0" perforations.
The sleeve may be either plain- or
pulled but t a flare cuff effect is per—
haps, more in demand lust now Closoi
. the seam. new ilars cut! to lower edge;.
then new in armhole with as little tull-
ness 'as possible. The hare may boc
finished with lace or braid or may havel
o. picot edge.
Close the back seam of pephmmnd»
saw to lower. edge of lining, center-I
even,
instead of all7over lace. many vest-l
or tithes? silk" «not. are made of exit-
mama L‘Mfloi! or batlste, washing
helps in demand because
ptability to tubblng
Sines 83. 84. I6. 38, to and 42 inches
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those told in thousands .of other let-I
ters from users of this wonderful rem- 9
edy in all parts of the country. The .
first dose convinces—mo ,long treat-_ '
' rn‘ent.
Mayr's Wonderful- Stomach Remedy j
' clears the digestive tract of mucold‘
serrations and poisonous matter. . in,
bridge swift relief to suiferers trons
ailments of the stomach liver and :.
bowels Many d‘ecia
.‘th in non dangerous notations and
‘lt .1 has saved. '1
Norwalk Chronicler