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' this up with a tablespoonful of butter
and three eggs. Fill the cabbage with :SIJGGES‘HONS m of black satin. Over this is swung a
stuiilng, tie around it a strip of cloth I Idoubie tunic or :two wide ruffles of
and bake until brown. I {black tulle. embroidered in a wide:
. Grapefruit and Mint ice. ' Inf ARI 0f Willem! at the bottom in jet The jet
Steep a large bomb of fresh mint in; 'gives life to the gown and gives dig-I
sufficient water to extract the haven} nity to the tulle.
strain and while this is cooling. boil: Chantilly 61PM ’ E The bodice consists simply of
together in a granite saucepan ton Capes oi Chantilly. ornamented with I wide, wrinkled girdle of let. mount “
cuptuls of water, one warm 01 supeiembmmeryI are formed into loose“ on tulle a tulle fold a
at the ankles to suit American taste,
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Who-f. Bread Must Be Handled
Gulc-Jy and Lightly.
paitimore News glyes this
. for‘mholcwhest bread: Select
' tit hour free from outside
Pour one pint of boiling water
We! rich milk. When luke-
add one compressed yeastcske
ed in two tablespoontuls. of
our and one teaspoonful of
and stir in enough whole;
_ _ lour to form a better that will
ilouthe spoon.
M the batter well, cover and
. " din a warm place (75 Fahr.) for
{m hours Then stir in more flour. 3"“ Mufflns, At the Paris openings in August. . bottom, hanging straight
Mil" ‘0 mfihe 3 3°“ 110““ Kneadi, Three ““91““ of bran. one cwm'seyeral striking evening lawns of
wily until the greater part of the and a half of whol‘wheat ilOur. three {Meek were shown. One N of var-
ss is lost. This variety ofItablespoonfnls of molasses. tWO tea-' inished satin Others were of tulle
read cannot be made dry like the or- sdoonfuis of baking powder. 9“" t“ I A good deal at interest centered in
‘ . white bread. 30 mini- be hm‘ 3900““ ”“1 a half of salt and two the.m American women like black.
bled uiii'kiy and lightly 0“ ihe ”OB"! wilful“ 0’ milk Nut meets or raisins 1 Some of them go so far as to believe
Mold into loaves. place in well- _may be added Bake in mullin pans lthst if they dress in black. they dress
eased pans. cover and set aside; 3“" ““9““ iIwell But the brilliant and beautiful dow
ill-swarm piece for one hw- i A 0“!“ 0‘ “W“ “"99 ‘”“‘”°“'““ emailed embroidered with silver and with heavy embroidery oi bend!
it a moderately hot oven 35 of baking powder. a imflmwm Otfgold threads and splashed with ev Fans Mill".
salt. two tablespoonfuls of ’butter and I cry color in the spectrum. seemed a “
.one tablespoonfui of lard. and milk togformidahie rival for evening .weor .to to the all
make a dough as soft as can ha, hat» the “bl-ice of black . liant purple ostrich feathers.
(“95- M0” °" cut into very smallI The two sorts‘ of gown-Aha one on the tortoisesheli “4mm.
biscuits and ““9 m 9 (““93 ”e“ ithatlooks like a futurist rahbok and Fana- by the way. are in MM”?
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juice and two cupfuls of sugar unti “I“ . dark We: silver and deep re d‘
a thick sirup is formed, then add the; ‘.
appearing in the stltt hery Sometimes
mint flavoring and. when cold stir inI I
Ithe Chantilly is mounted over a cape;
two stiii’ly beaten whites of two eggs; I ,
of black tulle for young- girls, says
freeze to the consistency of mush and i .
i h erbet losses. the new Haven Register. They are
”"9 n 5 g .3 just little saeques with kimono “a ”“8“ to the hips.
Puff paste rolled out and cut in lady.
hIsle‘trves. the long fronts turned under
Anger sized pieces. sprinkled with
sugar and cinnamon after brushinngd caught into "‘8 belt; "“5 makes
’ a prett little iti .
.with white of egg. dusted with nuts Y add 011 to a dress
beads.
any use. I
are is decidedly graceful, and it is
tea cake Smart.
skirt
“ Make Buecotsah in Winter.
Take small white beans. soak them
we hours and then put them on
bail. When half done, add the corn
. 'iet'uam boil until unit. when and .
MW. suit anddpopper. I L; “a I
bubbles en Casserole. '
Chop one head of cabbage line.
loin it thoroughly, and ‘boil in salt—
water for 20 minutes. When cook
Ad; spread it out to dry. Make half
b. pint of sauce with butter. milk and
in". Spread a layer of cabbage in
the casserole. then a layer of sauce
build. sprinkle over it. some grated
Continue these layers. finish-
or tile top of the dish with soy
tablespoonfuls of bread crumbs.
make 1hr 20 minutes and serve in the
marble.
When Baking Beans. .ine 9In9 that looks like the pail of again and for this every true dough-I,
We invariably have baked beans for Jllllet's Nehapparentiy settled the tor of Eve will be thankful. Fans are
Saturday night Slippers. and 88 'i “89 matter of ~supremacy to the liking of a favorite diversion of women
gas ,whoiiy for cooking. the coat 0' both Both won out The brocade They are his.
making them was quite an item; so gown is dominant The black gown or great, long quills that look
lcoolt them as follows. writes a con- is digflncuvo no“; “is worn by eagle feathers.
tributpr to Good Housekeeping. After Ismartx [,lwoillehRa on sticks of tortoise shell and some- I
breakfast i put them on to psrboilI How the Blackness i.‘ Relieved. times of jet. . .
without hfiVliiK been soaked 0“" Usually the blackness of the even '1‘ 1 d
night and let them 0001! “iii“ All”, ing gown lonelieved and at the same Fuhions and FA”
b93‘" ‘0 “Mi!” “‘9“ I 9‘“ "‘ ‘ “fluids emphasized in some way. ' ‘ i Agate. foot warmers are Allied with
31,001!!!“ or Will. and hit them 4’0“ Sometimes a brilliant velvet iiow- not water. wm ,1 plush cow" is
.119 quickly. then prepare 9-3 “3““- 93' i or is depended on for this contrast- slipped over them they hold “is heat i°
cept that I use a covered alumninum ing touch. Sometimes a liberal use for several hours I
ran in place of a bean not and try. of tulle black to be sure. but at tile. Among um mm. my“... I. the two.
‘0 PM in enough water 50 that “0 Jame time light is indulged iii. SOmO toned silk velour article. which is pur-
more “99““ 1° be pdded (about me‘ times embroidery 0' jet 609“ “)9 “'0’“ pic on one side and lilac on tile other.
‘13" "19“ “0V9 “‘9 beanfil‘ ‘ 90”" There is a charming black evoninr The edge is heavily buttonholo stitch-
them end aim them Whilst “‘9‘? L .sowo which is shown. For ail its rich- : ed with black silk. Other combinations
9‘“ ‘ Emmi“ “V" over the Biiil'lness 01' fold an Mimi 0' u““- it 1“are brown and tan, black and blue andi
“mm All!!!” “it the W“ “1”, simple in cons etion And it is “lsreen and gold
and 1,“ them 00°“ all day, The? “9 Rock that collidihs easily Mimi“ ironed with galoon binding also are
I «“0“!qu biblihg There is a foundation skirt. narrow In“,
Stuffed Cabbage.
(license. seek and boil a large. firm
fiend of cabbage until tender Scrape
t the inside. leaving enough fol; a
solid cup of line bread crumbs.
,IIittle salt pepper and celery seed
N one small onion out line Beat
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NNECTICUT PATEN'l‘s. .i Clinton 3. Woods,. Bridgeport.
following were issued Deccm- sound has; S. S.- Diunond Bridge-
_.1914 List furnished from oprort and William Sealers.
, A. M. Woester, Solicitor of South Norwalk, corset ironing nia-
_ . in Bridgeport Conn. chine: Arthur Bonette and J. Petra,
~THi3—AND FIVE CENTS!
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out ihilI
Waterbury,‘ tire; starter: Frank L
Eager. Waterbury, trolley 5 wheel;
Gustav E. llarcke. Waterbury. ma-
chine for feeding, safety-pin shields
andthe like; ,- Burton d. Hine, Water.
Ibury,.valeeI;' Roswell A. Moore, W115
.terbury. supporter; Joseph R. Smith,
Waterbury. sell-winding device for
eyeglass cords and the likep-Richard
'i‘ikijian. Waterbury. sound-producing
.- instrument; David B. Pierson. Hart-
' ford. milk bottle closure and stopper
extractor; Alonso A. Wainsr. New
Britain. electric heater; " John W.
Chicago. lli..
address clearly.
writing your name an
You will receive in
coughs, colds and croup, Foley Kid
ney Pills. and Foley Cathartlc Tab-
lets. For sale in your town by
drugglsts '
ncl bring the best results.
are 100—
l.ilac beaver cloth I
"11’0le WINGS
hove the some special cake or candy to supple-
’glrdlle, and two shoulder straps or let ment the feast Simple cake mixtures
That is simplicity enough for may form the foundation for dainty
idecorations formed of candied fruits
Then there is the tulle cape at the and 9091 iii“ meats. maraschlno cher
‘ back (it is £3,“qu .u, the shoulders. rice and confections. as Yuletide cakes
‘. are supposed to be more elaborate than
The up. hm from the should-l those served at less festive occasions.
Inow more often seen on eveningI dients of poor quality, as they not only
limits than on those for the day. spoil the flavor but may make them
and baked makes " delicious “we: Black Evening Gowns Are Decidsdly Perhaps it is this caps that has in- unfit for Mid
isplred trains of tulle. square at the susor is preferred to pulverized as the
from the latter tends to toughen the cake cive
shoulders. They give almost the iineI pastry liour also the preference as it
of the Watteau pleat that reached makes a more tender cake than bread
from the shoulders to the edge of theI flour. although there are brands of the
Ilstter that may be used satisfactorily.
These tulle trains are usually of Always sift the iiour and the baking
some brilliant color-accuse. green. .powder together several times, and 1.
bright blue—and they are weighted when soda is used. it
u an inch or so above the floor with the flour four or live times. NeVer
Iturn boiling water on the soda as this
A pleasing touch of color is given power is last.
block (rock by is fan of bril flour, its iesvcnlug agency is consen-
mounted ed until the heat of the oven produces
Woman' is World.
made of bright plumes none will entirely dissolve. and a do
like licious substitute for whipped cream
They are mounted will result.
Iqllart of boiling water.
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AdvertiScnlellts ill The Scull-g
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CHECKS GROUP INSTANTLY. i
Advertisements ill The Semi-
You know croup is dangerous And 11161 bring the best results.
you ought to know too, the sense ofI ,__.
All smuln KNOW security that comes from having Fol-I
ey’s Honey and TM Compound in thei
Christmas Cake.
Christmas is not complete without
house.
clears sway the phlegm,
istrangllng cough and gives easyI
breathing and quiet sleep. Every us-E
er is a friend. Sold by all druggists.” I
It cuts the thick mucus and
stops theI
csicllssmls srltis'
THE ”UIOND BRAND
Ladies! loll :onr ”rafts? to.
Plilsl 'm
sue. a??? with “it! Emmi“
in your cakes do not use any lugre
Fine granulated cane
should be sifted
releases the gases and much icevenlng
By sifting it with the
combustion and then the cake rises. —
Add a sliced banana to the white of
one egg and beat until still The ba-
To clean bronze statuary or bronze
ornaments in the fine lines where
dust has collected. wash with weak
soapsuds or aqua ammonia. ' -
To remove nail stains from woo“.
ser till the stains with a solution oil
oxalic acid. half a pint of acidic a
To prevent a tam-o ellanter that
has to be washed, from shrinking. dry
it over a dinner plate.
To restore faded silks to their nat-
ural color. immerse them in soap
suds to which a little pearl ash has
has con added. ~
To prevent cereals becoming pasty
in cooking stir them with a plated
fork instead of a spoon.
Lace should never be ironed at all.
but manipulated between the fingers.
When cooking beef in a tireless
9119' enclose “"3 cents t° F01” & 0°" ‘cooker. do not put salt on it until it isI
1done
To clean rusty knitting needles, rub
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return afree trial package containing' . with kerosene and polish with pum- {
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for i.ce I
Some people put a small bag
Illme inside the piano to keep the
PurChase carpets with small figures
Save the ravelings to mend the car-
p.et
* vice. expansion bolt. fastening device;
'Edward E. Bradley. Stonington,
gearing: Arthur B Browne. Bran-
.ford carburetor; Frederick c. Hoff-
man. Thomaston. case back for nickel
alarm clocks; William G. ffman.
Milford. brake lining: ’ turgid ' H.
Newton, Plainviile. tire p coil-
"section; William E Russell lid W. _
- E. Russell. Dahbury, 2 ‘ tents;
alarm~horn; Charles D. Ryd Stam-
Ilord. water~pipe system. Jo n " D.
Shel-pies and '1‘. Crows, ftville.
Bobbin stripping machine: .ohn A.
‘ Sundguist. Georgetown.
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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERN.
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Prepared Especially For This Newlpaprr
by Pictorial Review
FOB SEMI-FORMAL WEAR.
A new mt model that offers many
possibilities for smart combinations of
materials. ..Pussy willow taffeta and
satin are used here.
- A splendid waist for semi-formal
wear is this design in white pussy wil-
low taffeta trimmed with a lace vest.
yoke and collar of batlste and rovers
of contrasting silk. The following mn-
toriais are required for its develop-
ment: 2% yards 36-inch taffeta. #4 yard
18-inch ail-over lace. ‘A yard 27-inch
contrasting silk and $6 yard batiste.
The bottom that trim the front of
the waist and the sleeves may be of
pussy willow tul‘fetu.
The sleeves are slashed to the elbow.
CUTTING GUIDE 5923
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Pictorial Review pattern No. 5923.
bust. Price. 15 cents.
so it is especially necessary in cutting
that the pattern be laid on a thread of
the vest and cuil'. Back and collar.
however, are arranged on a lengthwise
fold of the goods.
'l‘ovmake the sleeve, first pleat as
creased on slot perforations, bringing
fold to small “a" perforations; stitch.
leaving edges tree below double “00"
perforation. Close seam us notched.
Join lower 0qu as notched: sew upper
cuff to short sleeve; single small “0"
perforations even, double "oo" per-tom:-
tlon at sleeve seam and lap. Sew in
armhole, seam at notclfln front. eu-
illg any fuluess.
Arrange tucks in outer front near
armhole and stitch. Bring folded edge
of tuck at shoulder to small "0" per-
foration and tuck. Form tuck, crease
ing on remaining line of slot perfora-
tions; stitch as inch from i'old. Under-
fnce front from front edge to tuck, roll
on small “0" perforations to form rever.
Pleat vest, bringing slot to small "0"
perforations and tack. Center- front
indicated by double “ oo'! perforations.
Lap front edge of front to line of small
"0" penforutions in vest, corresponding
single large "0" perforations and lower
edges even. and bring single and dou—
ble "no" perforations in front andIin
vest together and stitch. Close under~
arm seem as notched. close shoulder
scam. Gather lower edge of waist be-
tween double "T'i‘" perforations. Sew
Directolrc collar to neck edge. notches
and cellicr— backs even. Arrange on
lining, centers undcr- -nrm scams and
armhole edges even. stitch louel edges
together.
Crochet, velvet covered cl glass but-
tons mhy be used for the front and
sleeves.
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