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Riced Cheese Salad.
‘Mash a cream cheese or a home
made cup cottage cheese with one-
half cup whipped cream or stiffly
beaten egg white. If the latter is
used, add one teaspoonful plain cream
after mixing with cheese. Add salt
‘_ to taste and run through a potato
ricer onto a bed of lettuce leaves.
GM» with either mayonnaise or boiled
'dressing, sprinkle with paprika and
serve very cold.
Bananas en Casserole.
Peel six bananas. lay in shallow
casserole and sprinkle over three ta-
blespoonfuls sugar mixed with pinch
of salt. Add a little lemon juice and
one talblespoonful melted butter. Cook
with cover on about twenty minutes.
remove cover and brown. These are
very hearty and should be served with
a light meat course.
‘ Celery Sauce.
5 _ Scrape the stalks and cut into
pieces a half inch long. and let them
stand in ‘cold water for about half an
hour. Place in flioiling water and
cook until‘tender; then drain off the
.lnilk or cream thickened with a little
flour. This is a good sauce it) serve
‘3'“ with duck.
Caper Sauce.
'l‘o three tablespooniuls oi capers
add a pint of drawn butter to serve
'with mutton. Season with pepper
and salt. (taper butter is about the
same as caper sauce in taste, but it
is made differently. and is served with
fish instead of infitton. The Capers
lllll‘fl ho r'hopncd very line and rubbed
though a sieve and mixed well with
salt. pepper and cold butler.
, Sauce Hcilandalso
lleat to a cream half a cuplul of
butter and add the yolks of two cuss.
a the juice of half a lemon. a pinch oi
» paprika. half a teastmonful of salt anti
._» place this 'bowl of ingredients in a
saucepan of «boiling water. heating it
for a, minute until it begins to milk
en, then add half a cupl‘ul of boiling
water and dress with butter, salt and:
w “-9“
fiwater, beating all the llllle. When
:it is fairly thitk it is duties that is,
and llie“bowl is not too thick to let
the heat penetrate quickly.
. Pepper Vinegar.
This is excellent for seasoning
sauces or to use as a condiment for
meat or fish. Fill a bottle with small
peppers“ either green or ripefiadd
two toblcspoonfuls of sugar. and fill
up with cider vinegar. This is the
recipe for a quart bottle.
Lemon Sauce.
This is a simple and tasty method
of dressing boiled fowl. (‘ut four
slices of lemon into tiny dice and drop
them itito drawn butter. Lct this
come barely to the. boiling poitit and
pour over the fowl.
GOVERNOR OFFERS $1,000 RE-
WARD FOR DOUBLE MURDER-
ERS.
IIAR'I‘l-‘Ultll. Fell. ll. (lov. 'Htll»
comb said yesterday afternoon that he
would authorize on the part of the
state the offering of a reward 0f $1.000
for the apprehension of the murder»
ers of the-Rev. Joseph Zebris and his
housekeeper, Miss lva tlilmaualtis, in
New Britain sortie time Monday night.
Two individuals in New llritain offer
slot) t‘at'll.
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY.
Mothers who value tlicir own cont
fort and the welfare of their childl'cii,
should licvcr be without n of
Mother Gray's chct l'owdcrs
t‘hildrcii, for use throughout tlit- scat
They llrcuk itp ('tllflt’. Rt'llt'\t‘
FI‘YPFISIIIIQSS. Constipation, ’I‘m-thing
Disorders;alloaditclic and Stomach
Troubles. l'scd by Mothers for 26
years. 'l‘lllln‘l' Powders Never Fall.
Sold by all llrtig Stores. llon't
acct-pt any substittitc. Sample imtilcd
It‘rcc. .lddlcss. Allen S (llmsicti. 1.0
lloy. N. Y.
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SOIL
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will :tlso llt' seized on llll‘ sumo chztl'g-
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THE All Of DRESSING
“Witch 1 design collars I make them
to enhance the beauty of womcns
faces“ said a well known maliulat‘turr
or of tv'somcu uct l\\\t‘.ill'. and then pro.
«ceded to prme it showing his
spring models.
"What ueckwear will do toward beau-
tifying a woman‘s face is the secret of
l’olichiiie‘lc. ‘lls shecr whiteness
brings out the while of the eyes, and
consequcutly tlicy appear larger. and
more lustrous than they are. it makes
the teeth tlasli white worn the wearer
dimples into a smile or breaks into
a large mouthed contagious laugh.
\l'liite ticckwcar st-partttcs the dark
drcss front tin. l‘ar‘t- and throws all the
color possible into a stillow or tired
skin.
A very good point of this ucckwcur
hue is that it wnsliublc not a
real waslldoy kind. but "French loun-
doriug." as careful hand laundering is
called, for it is ill its absolute fresh-
ness that its real crisp smartncss dc-
pcnds. Spring lingeric collars are to
be high about the neck to be stylish.
it llllly be that llicy tll‘t‘ only high in
the bath or at the sidcs and back.
There are not many that l‘t'scllllllc the
old stock collar Illlll was high all
around, for fashion iicvt-r returns ex-
ucily lllt'
Lino t'tllililn tor t-wrything iii liti-
gt-ric models, for there urt- urchin-r-
lurul proportions own to this tlt‘llill of
who clover fitah-
ioii grucclul furtlil o upstanding pleats
are illil"f‘tl f'lllll‘l’ til the sides of lilo
llf't'k and con-r the long neck muscle
that. so. often stands out tllsugrtwullly
or ari placed III the buck and cover
the ugly littlt- hair strands that any
ulwztys flying Itltls‘v'
'I‘ht'rt- are some ten prctty models
that. wliilc they are high til the backs
and mics. opt-ii ill ll tit-op ""‘\ in trotil
:tud lmvc lilpcls uddcd. ’l‘lit-sc
charming for thc tailorcd rout fronts
lilo tilt't’t‘ There are
sonic delightful law jubot collars with
original dcsigns ol tine soutttche braid
'l‘bero i: tin» ”tloyclvt" modvl itt photo.
which will bc a grcitt l'atorltc. Smurf
piquc collars tit-pond on their suave
“no and proportion. nnd by their clev-
by
is
Siilllf‘.
womcu's dress Iii
ii r e
or our dross
er cut «over the flatness of the figure.
while the same modcl in batisle or
orgundie. because of its supplo-ncss.
can be worn by the \l'tlliitlu with
g:
well developed form.
In this “fit of neckwear i saw some
very delicate nct liclius for owning
wear the kind that _\till put on even-
ing gowns to change the tiectillctuge
or on a house gown to make it devol-
lete and more frilly. are ar-
iaiigcd to fit almost any shape of low
neck.
Fine touches of hand embroidery,
so daintily done. that the wrong side is
as perfect as the right. is scen oti
some of the orgaudle models. so that
when the collar rises over in front,
both sides are in view. Illack and
They
' white, saced with the eye. of an arm
are scattered in tiny motifs over the
prettiest of the lawn models.
The models are very lightly stip—
portcd; the shapes Hl‘t‘lll to arrange
themselves without the lllllll." tigll'
lwisicd wires or Used to fence ili our
Although the collars it“ show
litiglit the collar is not lightcnetl
about the neck. \\'hllt- tlit rc uro (er
pensive moth-ls tilt-rt-
witlziii the rt-tich oi l‘u- girl who has
\try little to sprint on tlilllll)
trill) things.
necks.
are also oucs
lill'l
STOMACH TROUBLES
CURED_
People go on suffering from little
stomach troubles for years. and linflil~
the they have a serious discasc. 'they
Ol't’rtlll. or overthiuk atid force on
the stomach ll lot of extra work, but
they never lblult that the slomut‘h
ucctls extra help to do the extra work.
If these people would wtakc ’l‘oiio-
Ilnc Tablets regularly they would lieu
great big help to the sto’mh in its
strain of otcr-work. \‘p ultim- what
you eat or dilhk. 'l‘otiolfuo bit sweet-
en your sour stomach and? stop gas
belching iii five minutes, .fl’l‘he ltcuvi~
peas disappcars. and thc dtomocli is
greatly :tldt-d in its work (if digt-slion
TONOLINE TABLETS
not oulv promptly relieve
all distitss but if taken legulurly will
QUICKLY
tillsoluttly tlll‘t‘ indigestion by build
ing up the flabby. ov‘crwof'ktd walls
of lllt' stomach and make them strong
enough to digest the moat hourly
llioul. Si for u 50 days treatment.
Muilcd by American l'roprictnry (10..
Rnalon, Maul.
STATE TEACHERS’ MEETING.
4 Program for Classical 'and High
School. February 27, in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. ll‘cl). llx—Thc twenty-
.fourth meeting of the connecticut As-
' ' soclatiorr of Classical and High school
teachers will be held in New Haven
. High school Saturday. February 27.
2; Following is the program:
Morning session. 10:30. busincss and
‘ general meeting. Assembly Hall—lie-
-port of the recording secretary. report
or the treasurer. appointment of com-
mittees. report of committee on ath-
letics, report of the corresponding sec-
? 1- retary, report of committee on confer—
:ence with colleges. address. “The Edu-
cated Person,“ President Marion Le-
}toy Burton, Smith College. Northampv
'ton, Mass; business meeting.
Afternoon session, 2 o'clock. de-
partment conferences for the discus-
..iiiou of special subjects. English,
assembly Hall—Dr. Susan s. Sheri-
Vegan. New Haven. “Correlation of the
Courses in Public Speaking and
English," illustrated by class work.
Literature interpretation. salesman-
ship, enunciatfon, articulation, oral
_proasion. dramatic interpretation
,"Comus," B. F. Smith, New Haven
igli school.
‘ History. Room 120, Second Floor
~Anne G. Goodsell, Hartford. “The
Selection and Management of Col-
lateral Reading," Professor Henry
Johnson. department of history.
Teachers' College, Columbia Univer-
Iity. New York; “Some Suggestions
:Wch May'Add Variety to the Ills-
for! Recitation." Miss llarrlct
limb. New Haven
’ Classics. ltoom loo. second Floor-—
Olin C. Jollne. the Taft school.
Wm". ”The Degree of Proli-
*l bunnfixpectvdin HoyaEn-
Gnllon.” wltn mgentlam an
In. Molten may but attain the
w. W is. P. lion-is. hi.
~ ; The W oi Pro
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NEVER FAILS
To restore gray hair to its natural
color and beauty. No matter how Old
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wonders for you. keep you looking
young. promote a luxuriant growth of
healthy hair. stop its falling out and
positively remove dandruff. Will not
soil skin or linen. Will not injure
your hair. is not a dye.
Refuse all substitutes;
at .druggists.
FREE We will send it large trial bot-
tle Free by return mail, to anyone who .
sends this Coupon to American Pro-‘
prletary 00.. Boston, Mass. with their
name and address, and 10 cents in all-
ver to pay postage.
50c. a bottle
bell. Yale University.
Manual Training ltoom 118. Sec-j
0nd Floor—Frank L. (llynn. Board-
man Apprentice shops. New Haven.
Speakers to be announced.
Mathematics. Room 106. Second
Floor—J. G. Estill. The Hotcltkiss
school, Lokeville. Recent criticisms
of secondarv school mathematics;
Professor '1. Wy‘Young. Dartmouth
College The discussion will be
Sslisbury.an and Principal E. A. Case,
Willimantic. '
Domestic Science, 'Boardman Sec-l
oud Floor Frank—Mabel L Gessner,:
New 'Haven. "Practical Household
Arts." Clara VG. Staples. Willimantlc,
Normal a’chool. ‘
Modern Languages. Room 107,
Second Floor—A-Margaret I-‘. Somer-
set, Bridgeport. “Teaching Modern
language: in Porto Rico.” E. N.
Wilson. formerly principal of the
' ure~ yourself.
’ weeks.
ill
"First Your Science the High
School," Frank P. Morse. Revere.
Mass.
The comtiicrciul section is omitted
in favor of the meeting of the Con-
necticut Business Etluczt'oril' Associa-
tloii. which meets iii New London
on February 20.
The ofllccrs for 1914 and
as follows: l’rcsidcut, Philip M,
Howe. llockville; vice-president. E.
.-\. Case. Willimantic; recording sec.‘
relnry, .l. (‘. .\ioody.‘.\‘ew Britain;
1915 are
corresponding secretary. t‘. l.
lxirscbuer. New llitvcii; ll‘t':l¢~llrl'f‘
P. S. Hitchcock. New London: ox
ecutivc committee. I). K_ Arcy, \\'iu
sled; Annie id. Sporcr. Hartford:
Olin t‘. .lolluc. Waterlowu; clutir-
innit committee oti ctliifercntc with
collrges. John Pettlbonc. New .\iil-
ford; chairman committee on ath»
lctlcs. Walter ll. Spencer, West Hart-
ford.
Ho “Do you know. you are so
.t'ltw'cr illltl churniing :ttid lll‘lllllllll
that I really l'ct-l cinbrusNt-d in your
YOU CAN INCREASE WEIGHT
l
Thin men and women who would
like to increase their weight with 10
or 20 pounds of healthy "stay there"
. fat. should try eating a little Tonollne
‘W‘ltl‘i their meals for a while. and note
: results.
Here is a good test worth.
trying_ First weigh yourself and mean-l.
Then take Tonollne——;
one tablet with every meal—for two‘
Then weigh and measurei
again. it isnt a question of how you}
look or feel or what your friends say;
and think. The scales and the tapel
measure will tell their own story, andl
most any thin man or woman can eas-i
fly add from 5 to 10 pounds in the
pie direction. And best of all, the‘
new flesh stays put
Tonnline does not of itself make fat.
but mixing with your food, it turns
the fats, sugars and starch of what
you have eaten into rich, ripe at pro-
l
Educlng nourishment for the tissues
and bloodwprepure it in an easily 8.8--
slmilated form which the blood can
readily accept. All this nourishment
now passes from your body as waste..
But Tonollna stops the waste and does >
Hllh school Arocibo. Porto me": it quickly and makes the fat produc-l - ~-
'plit'St-ilt‘f‘."
.it when I know you holleril
HhO-n'dltit votl
mustn't." lie
I tllII‘L‘ my. 1‘“
mustn't:
truossu r-
uct ovcr
Lilo.
really.
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you
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A COZY HOME.
opened by the Rev, George E Quaile, first two weeks by following this aim ‘ may be made even more cozy by cov-
ering the walls with artistic wall D3
per in perfectly blended colors. We
are showing some exquisite designs for
every room in the home. We shall be
pleased to have you look at the sam-
ples. Perhaps we may be able to offer
suggestions. We're always willing.
The Gorham Co.
10 FIRST 8T.,
Tel. 452..
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"’I‘lic grt-at advantage of hotigiugs of
chinlz and crelouuc.“ said the deco
rotor. "is that they pcrmil individual
expression at a moderate cost.
“livery one loves color. or
love it The chiulzcs make it possible
ior the ayciage household to indul‘w
in fascinating drapc lies varied iii col.
or and design. llrot‘ades. figured vel-
vets. etc. may be far beyond his purse
But it is not necessary. therefore, that
he forego all hangings exct-pt those ol
neutral, non—committal effect.
“litany of the best cliintzes, and cre-
tuimcs have been copied from
most beautiful drain-lies ever made.
There are now to lip bud chimzcs
which reproduce famous brorades orig-
inully woven after the designs or
great artists. in the good cliiutzes the
colors and decoratitc quality of the
originals have been hcntitifully repro—
duced. tlt‘ course. there are, t‘liiiilzt-s
and chmtzcs. Some fabrics which go
by this name arc too tawdry. too ice-
blo or too grotesque. to be. considered
by a person of good taste. One must
be a connoisseur iii rhintzes and cre-
tonnes as iti all things if good effects
art- to be obtained. it is necessary to
educate people a litllc belorc tlicy real-
izc that tilt-y are disappointed in their
room. not because it is hung with
t‘llIIllZ. but because they have chosen
the wrong sort."
Ill certain rooms. :‘lllf‘rlll
trculnlcut calls for this stylc of decor
utiou, corn
l(’t‘?i aimed black and dct'orlttcti with
tiny which citr-
r_\ out
t'lillllz
narrow-
Vt‘lltls‘t‘
thcrp urp now lit-lug used
bright colorcd flowers.
the dcslgu and colors of
hangings 'I‘ltt‘sc coriiit'cs artI
iiIltl tho lllllll‘ll iturhtutls ittid
bouqucls are slight in tl'cntul-‘nt.
All clicct almost of applique work
upon a white background is lll'tldllt" d
which has ultcr
illl
ill
by it chliilz \‘fllllllt‘t‘.
sections of tho plciitcd :tiid
mutt-rial. 'llic stvtloils
chinlz which are llht‘tl without pleats
TIM)
are so cut liml ll coitiplt-lc tlt'sigli oi
llitlc
pit-utt-d
are rotiildcd on the lowt-r cdgt‘.
lllt‘ l'llbric colors in tho ct'utrc'of t-itt‘li
llclwccii llll]ll“l\l('(l
cltiiil‘l. there are much tiitr~
rowt‘r sections. tloscly DIL‘iIIl‘d and cut
straight till the lower odgc. The plcut
.ug of the material masses the design
and gives the effect of solid color.
Taffeta is used with chiutz for many
of the hangings made tip for suburban
or country houses.
\t' “on, lllt'St‘
llict‘o‘s ol'
lllv‘
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should .
the
This Silly is also
it \‘t=l‘y favorite material for hanging8 .
when used alone. In a dull rose color
or a. soil sage green. rutlicr
touc. it is especially charming
deep in i
tlt‘teii ‘
the taffeta curtains are finished with.
Iliil‘l'0\\' rut-lies of the silk. These bor-
der the hangings and Illt‘
valance. .‘
which is sometimes pleated. but may"1
also be gathered or plain.
The black background fabrics which _
. ‘ i
recently achieved sortie popularity as ,_
‘Im
HOME HELPS
”‘9 mm “\M WJ‘VW .
material for hangings are new very}
sparsely used by most decorators, Ea-j
pecially are they avoided when econ-
omy is necessary, for it is thought
that these black cltintzes are pogsiblo
only
and colored egamples.
"There is only one piece of advice I
can give to women who are content-
plating fitting out their homes with
new hangings this spring." said an ex-
pert in this particular branch of the
decorative art. “and that is. ‘study
your own room well before you start
out to buy your liangihgs.‘ It ought
in everybody"s
book of knowledge by this time that
a room. like a person, has individual
qualities which must be suited. But
even today there are so many who for.
get this. They think that because
Mrs. So-and-So has her suburban draw-
ing room exquisitely fitted with a cer-
tain style of hangings. they may use
the same style for their own rooms.
; This is never satisfactory,
The color
of the rooms may be the same, the
:furniture in both mahogany. etc. But
EAST NORWALK.
how about the architecture?
“Your windows may be entirely dif-
ferent in shape; they may look out on
“The DOSE" 0' MOW"! I‘DMRE" tug contents of the very same meals W a charming prospect instead of a dis-
tho Rev. Howard
port; "The Claim: of English on
the Teachers of Foreign nun-nu
in Connecticut."
loin-rule. Yule Univ-oily.
' 59-day treatment.
lar‘ield, Bridge you arc eating now develop poundl';
and pound: more of healthy flesh. Ton-l
ollne Iii Illa, pleasant, student and in.»
Profeuor Kenneth “pensive. an it costs only 31.00 for pl
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FMI Director and Embalmct
Office and accident
Telephony. 904.
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I agreeable one. or vice versa;
:room may be high celled or low; the
l light mostly reflected instead of direct,
} and the cornice of your room may set
y our
in or out, etc.
"There are a score of variations to
f
in the most carefully designed:
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crest
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roscs. ’l‘ho lmdiu- his shoulder straps
cdszcd \\llll narrow ltllllf‘S.
l'lirzt-slinlrl the its tit'slgned for yotiilp;
\\'tllllt‘Il of gray sillv crepe do
(‘ll.lit>. sclct-tioli of this color mu;
but
.tl‘c Ill:ltlt‘
’l‘iic
invasion stii'ili'iw,
[it i l)‘
is m) t'ffl‘t-
«tilillllllt'l with bright pinks,
illlll litmus that if is quite
_votllhfitl its thc molt-I l'lIlt'S.
llcre I.~‘ shown it «harming frock in?
gi'uy [I'lllllllttl \\llll pink thil'fon roses.
Tht- short \‘.tll~‘lt‘d bodice hits a soliitro'
nt-ck .itid inflict! shuttldcr strolls. how
his rolllcs form thc slccvt-s. The mod-l
el costly into it >ll‘f'tl.
fro. k by the .ttlflllltlll of a guimpe.
Tht .tvci igt rt‘titlircs 373 yards
of ’4 inth lll ii ill. with 33; yards of,
goods ilttlns \\lvlt‘ for the
lion skirt and iutlles. “HP-litilf yntvi
of chiffon will make the roses and rill»
ties for the shoulder straps. ,
Although very important to the de—
\clopinont of tho the cutting'
llroccss is cultip.ii'.tti\'cly siiitplc. ’l‘lio
skirt is plan-d on .1 fold of the «wow
and following wows the pit-clog, onlv'
urruugcd on a lt-ngtllwiso llll't‘ntl.
The pii‘tili- is cut t"v.~'>\vise of ”m.
tltllt lllt' triple T 'l l“ llillllhlll‘lllU
iycmg z'nianged on tho lciigtlittiw fold
'l‘ht- front is iiiungi-d on Illt‘ told of
llllllt‘l’lill, but llit link is |llitttl bi-
tttm-n the girdlc and flout on n lcngtlt-‘
\tisc thread. ‘
There is stillit-iciit goods for a. plain
sleevv. if tlt~>il't~d. This may he clit’
from tho sct‘lion of crepe on which the
il
Ill “1'5 315
is changcd
<I1Li
tl
roundu-
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