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Molded Farina. i
R -each half pint of milk allow‘
R, dings tablespoonful of toxins, a
R at» salt. a tablespoonful of our
lid a teaspoonful of savoring
the milk in a double boiler; odd
rise and stir until it has thick—
ed nicely. then add salt and sugar,
' half an hour TakeR oil! and
Qid flavoring. Pour into cups or
which have been rinsed in cold.
, When very cold turn out and
with cream and sugar. R
R Delicate Cake. R
Threequarters of a cupful of but
’ ‘ bed to a cream with two cull-
milk. three cuptuls of flour
fills yeast powder whites or
eggs (beaten stiff). add flour
piss alternately. Flavor with
elicate extract. This will make
Okra Gumbo a la-Creoin.
e0 chicken. one onion, six large
omatoes. two plates of okra
o'ceunted. onehalf pod of pep
r .ltliout the seeds,’ two large slic-
hum. about one teblespoonful
parsley. one tablespoontull
“or two level spoons of butter’ .
. d cayenne to taste.
R an and cut up the chicken Cut
into small squares. chop omen
' lira very thin. put lard or but
nto the soup kettle when hot
, add the chopped on.
no. sordid): and tomatoes. stirring
ueliRtRRly to prevent scorching. odd
okra; When well brow’ncd add
the juice of the tomatoes which im-
a superior flavor. Add boiling
Rater, about three quarts, and let
{she'l- for about an hour and a
all RulervnR‘with steamed rice. RR
‘ Lemon Pudding. R R
x together a quarter of a pound
f , our. one tenspoonful of baking
‘ er. two ouuc es of bread crumbs.
tree ounces of sugar the grilled rind
. lemon. and three ounces of chop:
n r sVLvseRTER RR
sees on PENSiONR.l
a as Head of Washington PoliceRR
«Chorus: Against Him R
Withdrawn. R
ASKINGTON, March G—JRichardR
our: president of the antenna R
not Association of Police Chiefs.
ed yesterday on a pension from:
head of the Washingtont
force'atter charges against him
’ nesentatlve Park of Georgia
eon withdrawn Raymond _.w‘.
Rimes .a newspapernmn. was ap-R
‘ succeed him.
urges against Sylvester were
Mover were made one
came a. center of.“ attaches
go whenf'the police. “uh-1
_ rec ion. failed to control.
' n; the route of the
ted silhouette parade on the
reeeeding President Wilson' 3 in-
and the mucking women
stances lifter being” prac-
ihdbbed Revere rescued by the
OE «Wain: flout“ Fort Meyer.
mind! the tWenty-one pre-
. the Shannon law. will
drainage William H. Hunt.
united States Circuit Court.
is accident has Inside interw-
..of soft bread crumbs.
pound of sliced .pplu' butter 3 pun. Em) and White and gold- The 3",
’ uriant. remove every bit of dandruff,
; {known as "Wyoth' 3 Sage and Sulphur
.. or “softbrush with ligand? draw this
RDu Pleural». was orrcsted
frontal-day» when bowels arrested by
the “Bridgeport police arrive in town
rote;- officers and directors ,
that the resolution». to submit a. con.
counsel for William Roche
lost of the defendants to
,_ naming indictment
that gain; 9, Rental-R
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.Rped suet. Best an egg and mix well
Rtogether the juice of lemon and half
agill of milk. Put into a greased ha.
Rain and cover with brewed parchment
R.paper Steam for an hour and a half THE ART or WR
gThis is delicious served with lemon:
Rjulee . .A ten days ago i received announce-g
Brown Betty.
Mix half a cup!“ of sugar “thumbing establishment, of a private
the grated rind of s. lpmon and a view of their newest models. From
pinch of cinnamon. Melt half a cup-“1'“B general salesmoms 1 V’“ guided
ml of butter and stir into it a pint into a my and gold elevator end
Prepare a from there to an artistic room aisi inR
ding dish put in a layer of bread plest of small stages occupied one side
crumbs, then sliced apple. Sprinkle of the room. A few choirs were plac-
well with super and keep on adding Red carelessly around the room, and‘R
bread crumbs. apples and sugar u“ we made ourselves comfortable for
l
the dish is full. Put a good layer the revtew .
of bread crumbs on top. When the ‘ Boleros were the most striking fen-
apples are not juicy add half a cup-R lures shown. Short little bobby,
to l of cold water. and if they are sleeveless jackets. some out square
. at 3W. One-halt of ‘ cupful oi'R not tut enough. squeeze in the iuiceiand strnight around others scalloped :cbluon “ roan d its edge. The collar, into the homeaoo much of joy
of half a lemon. Cover lit first to pre for slashed These were worn over
till. tried). one and onehalf ten :vent burning. Bake for half an hour full blouses uhicli bioused a trifle [rill 0' chiffon above and below.
over the belt or girdle instead of be:
in; pulled silaight down Most of
—-sun'-'nel Want Ads. brinchsulfsfi these were long- sleeved, while others
had the bell sleeves. three-quarter or-
Rilniflenxtli. wide and unbound at the
lower edge.
The skirts were full and short most
Rof them being built on peasant lines.
with full apron-like overskiris front
Rand back divided on the sides and
showing a plain or luffled undershirt
smooth.
Another noticeable lecture in these
dresses was the fact that they were
all made with a normal waistline an
. interesting fact when one thinks of
Mixing the Sage Ten end Sulphur all the longlwaistcd and Empire lines
recipe at home. though, is trouble-
which are shown as forerunners of°
30:: t An 6:813: way I: to shot thelsprinp; and summer fashions. it is
re it ones on c cost us it out Wheel that the frocks made on Empire
cents Ra liege bottle. at drug stores, Rliues are decidedly for. the girlish fig
ure while the round waisted frocks
suitvall styles of figure more or less.
in a moderate oven.
W‘R-V- .
LADIES! SECRET Til
BAilii__E___li Gilli HillllR
Bring Back its Color and Lustre With
Grandma's Sofie Tea Recipe. .
Common garden sage brewed into a
bony tee with sulphur and alcoho oRl
added. will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautihilly dark and iux- R
stop scalp itching and falling R.iialr
Compound," thusRRlavoidingR al iotR‘iRiiRRf
mussu ~ ‘ R
While wispi'. gray, faded hair is not
r en
sinful we 3R" desire to retain mu‘Rherc was taken ruin the llith't: tury
. , Wrench. costumes The waist was in
zggshfgyézfitxizzztir Zfificgngoublct cffect.. slashed several times
‘ . i
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. no one can trout and back brough which the
toll, because it does it so naturally. so
evenly. You just (tampons spouse
1
A short pleated pepium finished the
lower edge of the outlet. This one
worn over a full skirt with n planted
ruins on the bottom. An interesting
thing to remember is that these pleut'
ed ruffles which ore used on the bot.
tom of so many skirts are pressed list
and put on the loo er edge without a
through your hair; taking one “small
strand at a time: By morning all gray
hairs hnvo disappeared. After another
application or two your. hair becomes
beautifully dark, glossy, soft and lux-
uriant and you appeer Elyeal‘h younger
OUR'RI‘ AGAIN 13.1“) IN \GAIN.
Ancst for Bin-so The“ is "0 Coin-
plows Henlt‘nf'e.
Edward Du Please. of Dunbun- mm
this morning arrested on n churge of
Rhorso theft. dircc tlyJollowlng his ic-
lease from Rtlic Danbury Joli nits:
serving a. sentence of fli‘l‘yvthl‘ao duvs.
in Bethe]
in January by Sheri“; John P. Wlx-icd.
charged with false statements in no.
curing s marriagmllccnse. Ho was
tried before Justice of the Hence ll. 0.
Gilbert and scntcnced to' thirty days
810 flnc and the cog-ts of the uncle.
He had just completed his sentence
" Onyx’
hook (or the Trade Marti
{heading of any kind.
meut cards from a Filth Avenue dress— R
a er belts were used on some of tho
Another type of costumeI shown.‘
creamy white chiffon blouse pooped. R
lRR)RO RYROUR OWN SHOPP
o _ Hosiery
five-um
Gives the n_i_:___s1* vanes» Your Money .
Evquislfie-CottntoSilb. Fallen. vac-nation. ,_
Any Color and Style .From 25c to $5- 90 per pair
Lord (9' T aylor
. Wham. W
OlPOPiANl ifllllOS
All SOOOLO MOO
Among the greatest bonus to house-
keepers are the sun fast materials
which are on the market and are soR
perfectly produced that even the
dainliest shades of blue and lavender.
long considered impossible. in fast
colors. are sold to be spade now so
that: they will not fade. With the ar-
nesth the tunic rival of these goods the lust remnant
A short bolero jacket also slashed of objection to the admittance of sun-
and bound with plain blue is wornRuKm ““0 ““3 rooms 0‘ the ”5““;
0 er . white chiffon blouse with ER must disappear. it was o-remaikahleE
R [in these dresses the long tunic was
lsbown in many different styles. Some
Rtimes withn pleated lower skirt show’
ing just below and again with an un
derskirt of filmy lace. n
One of these frocks i will describe
lin detail. The skirt had a long blue
Rtunic striped with a thread of yellow
Rand crossed with a satin stripe This
‘was‘ slashed up about elght inches.
and faced upon the upper side with
plain blue. The pleated undershirt of
plain bide just pooped out from be-
i sorrow pleat down the center havingR advance when public opinion tshooed‘ R
A narrow trill on either side TheR “‘9 "parlor." for with it went many
long 519"“ had deep flaring cuffs of the prejudices against the admit-
of the striped silk with a mu of the W169 0" 8““ and it". Which ”2::
Q; the blouse was very high with “l cold. cheerless room was opened for
the regular weeklv sweeping and
cleaning, but tighliv closed at olhsrl
itimes. except for company, and even}
‘ then the very atmosphere of the moral
caused its occupants to sit up in print
array, locking the expression of
‘cheertui good fellowship width is
‘o~f und in the family ii\ing rooms of.
l
R
Another little dress which sported
Rs short bolero jacket and chiffon
blouse having deep bell sieeles of the
chiffon. had a skirt which showed a;
new evolution of the tonic skirt. The
shirt was of blue chiffon taffeta with
two box plantings around the bottom.‘
The shirt was the full length in the today. .
back. but. m, trout w” the depth Because of the client that the run
of m. two llowllldlied ruffles short- sis supposed to have in rotting cure
er. and beneath were two box~picated “m“:l many people are piling R“? the
mm, of white chiffon. The effect was idea of using expensive laces at the
stunning . Windows. and are substituting mater-
Contrast a; . strong note in the col file which the sun will not injure so
or combinations of the season Mom, readily. and. if colored, are busiest.
dark Jackets were. shown with white eo‘iihey “Rm not “‘3‘” R .
riighl colored skirts. Wide lesth . till the bedrooms the sun is particu-
inrl‘y- desirable. and these materials
nrs‘poR'dnin‘tvhnd "pretty that they are
mush used in the furnishings Before
the rooms are tacatsd in the morn
ing it is a great labor saver for the
housewife who does her own work'li
.. each“ member of the furnily“ will throw
the bed wide Iopcu. raise the shades
and Windows and leave the door open
into the hell to permit of as good a
circulation of air as possible,
Sun and air are in themselves such
rich blessings and so free that it
seems sittings that any housekeeper
dresses. One white sergeuiress had
a red patent leather belt Wellness
very effective indeed. . 'lq :T'
R ”‘1." “I" m
And Rnow if see with eye serene
The very pulnefof the insomnia: R
RA Being breathing; thoughtful breath,
A 'i‘rlueler beRtRwecn life and death;
Th9 reason firm. the temperate wili‘
Endurance. foresight. strength and
. skill; ..
:A perfect RWomiln, nobly pienued
To warm. to commit, and czommnnd
And yet a Spilit still and bright
With something of an angel light
~—-\\' illium wot-dew orili
I .
.‘oi them. As soon as a child is old
3 enough to ham :1 room alone it may
l --Tiu- Sl-iltimd has oil RRllio latest
Rncws. both loom and .gulrl‘nl
is: RGRRR'
opened for the admittance of sun and.
light in the morning. so that the
housewife will find it aired when she
ggocs in to do the u'ork
Sunfust materials do nw ay with all
thought of fading of the furnishings.
Rawhich was once so great a bugboar
. ‘nnd‘ prevented the admittance of sun-
R lligbt." 1n the most modem rooms
‘R (these joy-giving beams are silowod
' lll‘GB entrance with the knowledge that
Etliey are more necessary than perish-
Sold by All GRRood Dfllen- R R: R many pretty colors now which do not
jRR.fade
NEW' ‘tR’ORK
~ 9
Sergeant Baker .of the Danhury po;
lice force. on warrant issued January
1!). in Bridgeport. 'l'li‘e «7mm cliarg- R
Du Please with horse theft. lie ’ '
is being held Until representatives of
SPRER
r
new interim» ponies census. R
possess.
NEW YORK March, 6. —-.C_haReres HR.
Grasty. former controlling owner or :
the Baltimore sun and until recent-R ‘
ly vice-president of The Associated ‘
Press. sailed today on the steamer
New York for London. where he will
Join The Associated Press staff as R- -, .
a unit correspondent
‘~-*~.”—u—
SAY QRUFP‘RAG‘RIR WlWi'fiE DEF!“-
*‘ji‘l‘m
”Animus. lump s—thle tints.
Buffs-lire organization today announc-
ed that after is careful poll or the
rd’en'ibe‘rl at the. Mouse. it is beleiv-d
situational amendment to the movie,
on the question or the right stratum
to veto would be infested in tile
lawn-rumosarsrvt‘n.
PiCTOlllAl. nsvuw PATTERNS
'tain though.
R w muffled.
_ In will lie
Inonthl ahead in .
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.l Wins the ciotheslifie around
R scspmldsr‘ltothers' Magazine.
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“.—
Kltchen Cement.
i
found handy in the kitchen. add a ten»
R spoonful of glycerin in gill of- glue.
Thls‘lis particularly good for fasten-
ing paper. leather or wool to metal.—
Dailns News. * ,
R R . _ When Cooking Mat.
fresh meat should ususliyR.‘ be put
on the on in boiling water; salt meet
in cold not
When boot an tough. as sometimes
bombs in buying tile less expensive
R i
mummddvnhmuvmn
Whnnnotlomnoiqs»
lulll deprive herself and her family -
be taught to leave the room proparl'y R
Rable furnishings. and that there are *7.
in making thickening with flour it .
ion egg heater is used to mix with '
there will not be any lumps of flour. ‘-
. a R‘. R»
Roash- board. and thoroughly scrub-in '*
To make a cement which will be R
mmnmbemdomorepoisiobie
wszilhtvosn-ontsisot.
”rhodium“: Wabbit“
'rnmrmaee.
dairy e7’rdclical
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PreparldRErpm'ally For This Newspapm
by Pictorial Review .
YOUTHFUL MODEL IN GBBEN TAPPETA.
is only 86 inches wide 4% yards will
be needed. The single re\er may be of
satin or all-over lace. ‘51 Yard being
necessary.
The first point in the construction of
the waist is to face the front. taking-
the right aids and adjusting the notch-
. es in it with those in the facing. Close
the under-om and shoulder scams,
then between the double “TT” perfo-
rations. front and back, gather the
waist. Thin will distribute the full-
ness evenly no that there will be a
gracefully blouesd effect at the head
0! the belt. Sew flare collar to edge
of neck as notched. Sew loops on
right front at small "0" perforations.
and new button: on left front at small
klltzrforations. It is cosy to dis-
tlongulsh the front by the line of large
“0" perforations.
As the Iona sleeve is the most rosin.
topside Just now, it is “all to give it
. the preference. Close sleeve and cuff
scams as notched, new lower cult to
. long sleeve as notched and cut off
pointed edge of sieeVe on double "co",
perforations. ,. Sew sleeveln armhole
as notched, easing in any fullness.
For the skirt. stitch straps topsoi-
R tion. upper edge of» upper strap even '
x with upper-Ted” of front gore. and up—
, " per edge of lower strap along crossiino
6°90 . ot small "0" perforations. centers even.
Join sores as notched. leaving edges
Russian green pussywillow taffeta to left of center- from. free above sin-
trimmed with a single rever or satin xle large "0" perforation in front sore
and tiny buttons. for placket. ‘Pleat. creasing on lines of
lslot perforations; bring folded edges
together on lines of small ”0" perforo- .
lions: stitches illustrated and press.
Sew-to lower edge of waist over stay.
centers even. Adjust girdle so posh
tlon (large "0” perforation indicates
upper edge). center-hacks even. upper
edge 93 inch above the joining of Waist
and skirt. Tack front page‘ toposltion.
leaving loft front l-dgc free for opening.
The royal may be of the same ma-
terial. if preferred.
It is impossible to visit an exhibition
of inshionnbie frocks without conced-
ing to taffeta the firstlploce among
ultra-smart materials. it is used for
women of oil agesiand, Rfor frocks from
the simplest to the most; elaborate de-
sign. This frock for debutnnms and
numbers of the younger set is carried
out in Russian green puss‘ywiilow inf-
feRts. 4% yards of silk being required
if it is 44 inches wide. It the taffeta
Pictorial Review Costume No. 6090.
15 cents.
Sizes RM 16.18 and 2O Scars. Price,
sinuous AND ‘BA’NQUE'rs A SPECIALTIP
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