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iscaht teaspoonful of vanilla or 31; ' the American woman tee] strong 4 4
' Cream of Lima Bean SOUP. 1mond. or, Ibetter still. crack a few Skirt! enough for individuality? That's the se'V'W S'mP‘" Mei" an 53" Way' Leffonf
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1 4:13” hour. l'ress them through a lngton Herald. Ecotnmonplace. li “'35 “0" to be help The SernSESt argument heard ed by many housekeepers both as anf ,
4 colander. l’ut one quart 0f4 milk in Tomato Cocktails. ed - tins change from the tuntc alter against the circular skirt is aid to cutting the grocery drills and as Pnpand Especial/y F07“ T/Iil Ntu'lpaptr I,
r a. double boiler; when it is hot add Have ready 10691“ four tomatoes; war ”me France had set her Sefithat it cannot be altered for a labor saver, but many families have

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EMBROIDERED PIQUE DRESS.

workmi on the collar and lit-it.

cut them into halves, squeeze out the on the wide item, and suggesmd
seed; chop fine one onion, put it ln'godel Shift of other days for
a cloth. wash it well in cold 'waterigencration.

and wring it dry. Cut the tomstmssI That skirt has

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the next season it the fashion ChangeS-~.become so accustomed to having much
”“5 Thifl statement always makes an up time spent in the preparation of edi-

peal to the majority, and yet in a bles that it is dimcult tor them to
already appeared time when coats and sleeves and serve simple meals. The thought of

two lm‘el tablespoont'uls otaornstarch
moistened l“. a little cold milk, stir
until about the thickness of good

4 cream. add :1 bay leaf, :1 blade of mace, The toll

‘ teaspoonlul of grated onion, “1‘; into cubes add the onion,ha‘1fiillpep—41under the seal of some of the most uecklines and collars and waistlines simplicity in dress is “oming 44404.4, :fiilllwhliliilt‘lpge ltot'kels on eilht-r sale
" ' 593,134 a1t¢‘(\:1)oonful of salt and a para. the centets or which hate been progressive dressmakers here and it change so often it does not seem as and more into prominence and win I, “mums ..,4 4.444445 444 .446 444 44 444444444

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dressing, dust the top with cross or POW, if not of today.

 

 

cook the minutes; add a level table- Will you 80- was so important. meals? Many women have solved ca";f‘4’l4.h““d“4,“g4 “"4" ““"“”“““°' “‘9
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spoonful 01' butter. and stain through mrfiley, and serve. 4 4fill 414:4 h F 14ml T t 34 For instance, the ja(kets 0’ hm well the problem oi4ser11ng Simple. EMBROIDERYY' 4 close 11t1dcr~arm seams as notched.
g-fine sieve into the soup-tureen. l Creole Chicken Pics. 1 6 pro t:m t at con routs e1eri year-are almost impossible this year; economical meals which are appet1z- MII903 ' '-‘ (1.4.59, shoulder seam Tm." hem m‘
it re l 8 will 44344.34. for an ‘ Pick over two-thirds of a cupful of;W0nlait. she wants to be in style, elbow sleeves are out; the open neck in but some have not learned that ' from at notch. lather lower t-dg'e of
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fresh White beans, such as kidneys fit-e and add slowly to two quarts of but she has decided convictions with the V-shaped wedge. is ellmtn- these may the at the same time at» "0’41! ’“l‘: ”“41: “WW” “um” ...4..4..,
3,, “5&1,“le To give variety. add 1boiling water (to which has been add- against ht‘hlg in advance Of the inated; the narrow hem is frowned tractive. Edgemil‘illlltlcliodew gtgthllfl‘lltlil‘mlufflfiil;
celery salt in place of plain 531.4 or ed one tablespooni'ul of salt) so as not stylc. We arc not cautious in much on; the tunic is so commonplace that

add a clove in place of mace—«(loud

Housekeeping,
Hot Chocolate Pudding.

This is a novel way of using up

‘alaie bread and will be found a great

unprovement over the usual Ibread

4 pudding. Melt one and one-half ounc-

ea, or chocolate in two cupfuls of milk.

When it reaches the boiling point pour

over it two cupfuls of stale bread

crumbs. Stir in half a cup of sugar,

beaten egg. a pinch of salt, and a tea-

spoonful of vanilla. Pour the mix-

‘ — turn into butttred cups and cook as

directed for cold custard. The pud-

‘ ,dlng should be ready in about half an

hour. Serve hot with hard saucer-
Montreal Star.

Baked Egg Plant.

One eggplant, cooked and mashed.

or put through sieve, tht'ce eggs theat-

en separately) l’our tablespoonfuls

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.i'owl has been 4 cooked)

crust.

to check the boiling of the watér.
Boil thirty minutes or until soft. Drain
in coarse strainer. and pour over one
quart of hot water, Return to kettle'
in which it was cooked, cover, place
on back of range and let stand to
dry off. Heal an omelet pan. add one
thirtl of a44cupiul of butter and as soon
as butter is melted add rice. (‘ook
three minutes, and add one cupt‘ul of
canned tomatoes, one cuplul of cold
cooked chicken cut in cubes. and
chicken stock (the liquor in which a
to moisten.
(look three minutes and season high-
ly with salt and cayenne. Turn into
individual dishes and cover with

American Salad,
Take one packaged! cream cheese
and add to it a tablespoontul of

chopped nuts, a finely minced boiled

4only that one's neighbors do,

that concerns our welfare.

depended upon to be conservative.

That may seem a strange
ment to make in view or the fact
that we can he depended upon to

est eccentricity that France

conservatism is the word.

Possibly the
American women

massed action

in

are so conspicuous in ugliness as well
as in beauty;
in such overwhelming numbers that
we accentuate every thing we do
more than any other nation is ca-

the

its

probable

skirt

change of

hill in many avoid it; then with these direct
dress the American woman can be results of change in from
why resist a new

state; style may change?
it is not necessary to accept it in
extreme circular fashion
accept with little reservation the lat— rated by those who are exaggerating
turns it for purposes of accentuatlon; but
out, but remember that we do it in it is wise that. one should acknowl—
And when one does things edge its supremacy. and the fact that
then the narrow skirt has ltad a long run
of (war, a fact which may militate
of against its renewed popularity. The
the realm of woman who objects to a circular
dress is one of the reasons that we shirt.. for a more valid reason titan
style next
we adopt every {448144044 season. the reason that it soon sags
in a dolei‘ul way.
by pleats or

of

may Kat t'ulness
flaring .tiounces;
whatever she does, let‘ her 'be «are-

noble of doing, because it has not in! not to l1ava4lullne35 In the front:

the fatllltias of rapid transportation “mg ”“5 WW “05 a it
if you accept unmodified Iulneas

ave mistake

one
because . the

advo

but

in cooking potatoes it is more eco-
nomical to boil them in their jackets,
' and if a knife is run around the pota-
to, cutting the skin through the cen-
ter. the jacket may be easily slipped
off after boiling and befort- the dish is
placed on the table.

Meats are the most expensive arti-
cle of diet, and. if one would cut the
bills, either the most must be made 0!
'the meat4 that is purchased, or the
amount be reduced. There are many
who have learned that they enjoy
their meals that as well or even bet-
ter when they eat meat but once a day
or even less frequently than that.
Beans, peas, either dried or green. and
many other vegetables are good sub-1
stitutes for meat but where the flavor
of meat is desired, odd scraps may .be
utilized; scraps of fat or trimmings
that many throw away, will give as
good a flavor us any bought for the

 

to shicld as notched, adjust to position,
bringing: large "0" perforation to cor-
responding perforation in front.

(lilllll‘r lower edge of sleeve, attach
1'11l‘l', close seam and sew sleeve in arm—
hole, casing in any fulncss.

For the skirt first turn Ulldl‘l‘ from.
cdgcs zit notches; lap right front edge

2 A31” CUNSTRUCTlON GUIDE 5934
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Painted Anni 30.190in

on left, centers ewn (large "0" per-
furntions indicutu center-front); stitch,
111411111111; cdges free above single large
"0" perforation for opening. Close
centerdbnck scam. Pleat, creasing on

cream or milk one ta‘nl eapoonfnl par- chicken “‘0" three olives, a stalk 0‘ that we now. nor the inborn dgsire

4 444 4 of 4 slot perforations. bring folded qlgy near
.‘ sley (chopped fine). a little nutmeg,‘ce‘l y and ”1”) red new” “My 01' every 0'19 ‘0 “’43" the ““95“

pur.pose
and confer-buck seam to scam, and retnulnv

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no Watet in which meat. fish, peas,

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salt and 4443444404. to 4444444, 444444 44,4444 4444411nincod, juice of an onion.- and “wentlfashlons. nor the energy of the “(1&4
1crenm to main, a pliable pasta Ronlapraad

together and pour into n buttered buk

ignore pleats or accept hem, be surel

merchandise which otters

that the hem Ts well

11411 from the

beans or other 1egetablos have becn
boiled may he used for the foundation

int: folded edge to line of small “0" per-
forntions; press pleats. Turn 11cm tit
lower edge on double “on" perforations.

ing dish, put 'brtttd crumbs and n littiel‘“ 0 balls and 511‘“ a hall walnut 0”14the latest style by rural tree deli11er1'.fl°°r Here “10““ lien: grace m u for soups instead of being thrown Large “0" perforations lnillttllt} front

 

 

 

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01911 and sortt1 with t2't‘an1 stttt e ol‘l'hed 0’ (M White lettuce, lining u“ 01' 9V"? hhlhlh. Ahd be"ause 0' ‘h‘sl \ ’"J is the custom in maul1 homes to throw llJorlzm 11.11:: oflfgtnsntlzhltlsid: 111:1;er
mlaltt.—-ms Anseles livpresa. "M“! w'u' ”8°" and red "(‘9‘ MW” SUD-'9m8".- if h» 1“"! be “the“ "Y1 “‘5 REMNM‘TS' .nway the water after honing ham. ‘11" til-rturntions and adjust 11) position

Peach Custard Sauce. Garnlsh. “m“ covering “"l‘ ””0“ that word, we accentuate each new 1 “l (the? .\‘Otl my heart and hand," 444444 44444444, 44044484498449“ 441444444444 used on skirt, upper edge along cwmrline or

S-“ald a Dina. of mill: in a double- noise and rod pew" garlttntis. l'ushion which we hdolll h)’ wearinglwid “"1 l’luralibus, of‘lhhh- it the following din for ’boiling 1'93" 44!:ong-vy4aistc4141hdrtess {10218-5};de Ell; Ml“)? “4‘0"44p2rt'or414111011s. Sewt-H-i my:

boiler. Pour this over the yolks of - it in terms of thousands. We are ”Y9“. “NW3 all “I“ “it” Fm" pr” ltahles declare that the iiavor is equal “1.3132353013111112. n u, ghiéonlltlgnu‘at, 111.31.315.33.“{figoTufin

two eggs whit-‘1 have ”ween well bear
en. and addctt to one half cuptul of

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1THREE “HITS FILED AGAINST

Soprano 001.111 Term at New Haven.

Opened Toiay-l'aaiieltl County
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Gourt busint'ss this week will fur~

. ~nisl1 plenty of work for the lawyers.
i The January tt-rm oi‘ the, Supreme
Court comes in today at New Haven
1 and there are a dSzen Fairfield county
cases on the docket, all but one of
which are printtd and ready for hear-

ing unless the council dccide to sub-

 

OWNER OF BOYS' SCHOOL

 

D. Marriottfof Shippan Point. to
Amount of $7.250.

Thrtc billlfi asking a total of $1130
in donuts-"s were tiled against Louis
1) Marriott, proprietor of the ltziys'
school, at Shinnan Point. Stamford, in

. Civil Suteriop court yesterday.

4 The third is brought by Harry

Two of the suits are from former
teachers in the school, William .\. N.
Bowinnd and Pnrtha K. Lawrence.
S. Ford,
a creditor of Marriott.

Wants Contract Salary.

Mrs. Lawrence asks damages of
$2,500. She says that she made a con-
tract with Marriott bywhich she was

inclnvhrd in accepting something un- out. wives have had awning choice.‘

ELil we see it on every hand. then we declined Miss Saltlakc.‘

 

 

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4“ ,3. Pictorial Review Patterns

Creditors Seek to Recover from Louio' alone. lend to your dress that

crttam chic and style so much
desired by all good dressers.

That is the reason
why all first-class

dressmukcrs use
them.
If you have never
4 used a
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to those used in the ordinary boiled
dinner." It is said that there are con-
stituents in the pecllngs of potatoes,
turnips and the outer leaves of green
4 egotables which are a valuable con-
lrihutlon to soups and stews.
in most. homes salads have come to
ho appt'ocialcd both for their palata-
hle taste/and from an economical
standpoint, and small bits of vegeta-
bles. meats, cheese, fruits, nuts or al-
most anything eatablc may be utiliz-
ied in that way.
When it is not desirable to use meat
“left overs" for salads. hash, sand.
wiches or soups. they may the ground.
1mixed with sliced onions. mushrooms.
sage or other poultry dressing, the
pulp of cold baked potatoes. or mash-
ed potatoes. a little meat stock or milk
‘to make it the right consistency to
imotd into a loaf and baked litter
,sprinkling with bread crumbs, and
:pieces of butter and cheese. . t

 

The whito'tub frock which is worn
by growing. girls all tho your around
tinds its host expression at this season
in heavy pique, corduroy lincn, etc.
The long-waisted design illustrated to-
day is trimmed with bond emin‘ohltwy

Pictorial Review pattern No.
15 cents.

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5934.

under front edge of belt at notches;
small "0" perforations indicate water-
front. Adjust to position as illustrated,
ccntcrs even, center of hell o\'--r join-
ing of waist and skirt.

This model makes an ldt'ill schovl
tlrch developed in serge.

Sizes 6. 8. )0, 12 nnd 14 years. Price,

 

 

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count, large or small.

Accounts oi Women

This Bunk pays particular attention to the accounts of woman.

Ilo'usckccporn and others who have the handling of their (1“!) (innu-
clnl nflnirs should have an account. here nnd'fiuy all bills by chock. tints
receiving a receipt for all disbursements.

SYS’I‘FEM, too, often produces stu'prislng results—we invitc your an

 

 

to receive $800 a year for teaching. Try one Just to con-

 

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Among the Bf“ ’eDOPl "3869 in the and board and lodging for be] self and * 4‘s! ' SUperiority over any carded may 'be simmered in. a stew r '——--r —__—...F
list is the one 11111h imolves the in- a minor 3°”1 “3 well as tree tuition " '1 p. {L other pattern. pan with any vegetables at hand, 44

for the'boy. She alleges the con-

 

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. 4 ~4' 1 'l a.“ 4 istraincd and formed into an appetiz-
' MW E. P. Sherman. which goes up tract was broken at Christmas. a , ‘ 44- February SlYles ing 49"!
'on refiervation. Of the other ten cas- Mr. Bowland asserts he had a con— 4} “ '1/~\.«" * ‘ It lDriDpings. when properly clarified, -—--—-Y our Attentlonw
es. nine of them are appeals taken by , tract for $900 a year salary as a teach- ‘E "n §;,’..E__,.§~' Ly, ‘ now on sale are far more palatable for cooking. _._._.____.
the defendants. Five are from the 9": hIChldhlz free board and~ lodging ‘1 4447’ ‘ 4 also the .warming up potatoes and trying many
Common pleas court. and four from for himself and Mrs. Bowland. H34 ' ' 4 tthings than inferior butter. and in EXCEPT'ONAL F'NANC'AL STAB'L'TY
the Superior .asks $21000 damages f" on “"93“: ‘3 \144 Winter lhomes where this is appreciated EXCELLENT FAC'L'T'ES

 
 
 
 

 

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE‘
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is today

There will be further jury business ‘ ”"3011 0f contract l "

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in the Superior Court, ci1il side. Theé ' r TW° “1°00 N°‘°'- l cumin: 6044—-l5c. FaSlllon 300k Costume sou—15c. ' Cheese is one of the best substi-
case of William H. Douglass against: “3"” S Ford claims that two “0"“ l

' tutes for meat, and man disho re
the Peck & Lines Co. and the Eastern 10" 3‘ 000 9301‘ one made on Octobert DONNELL i ,S ’ lgreatly‘ improved by flavgring 4444:4448 it.
‘Matchine Co., which was on trial to 151 1914' the other on December 15' *when it is not used in quantities.
1914. remain unpaid. including inter-‘

the jury last Thursday, will be re- 44 l ...--—_-
sumed today. est at 6 per cent. Mr. Ford as s STATE MOTHERS HOLD

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The" against the New ”a“!!! rail. l mot. Prgggnt, The Secret of a (loud :Flfllll'c

loud.
The Cannon Pleas Court. civil side.

so; ram and cums
in Us. For Over 30 Years

I HARTFORD, Conn, Jan 21 -—'r11e
iJanuIry meeting of the executive

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