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7 leE SJGGESIMRS iii the rest of tl11 water, and SillllllCl‘iSUGfitSl N simplest and plalnest styles. UMPORIANT IIIINCS () 3.1:? k 5' "'" ""1 “WW-"T i
9 int!) 1'01 three hours or longer. Beneath these waists are worn 113C C9011 11011111111141 ,
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7" . fDR 6039 000mm; sieie. This stot'k is suitable for, :colored, or pink tat‘l’eta scalloped at'[ Optlcmn '
of many other soups.
Salad Oil Economy. .
A docidod salad oil economy is ob-
tallied by inixinpr quart of the pure.
Making Soup Stock: What to Put
' in It.
Somewhat less than a quart of wu
tor to a pound oi meat is a good rule
{or making soup stock. As a usual
thing soup should be made from raw
'meat cold and brought slowly to a
boil and gently simmered through the
entire process. .
Occasionally leftover meat can be
used to advantage to add tiavor. This
applies especially to cold ham, sous.
age, tongue or corned beef. Ilut in
this case the cookcd 111112111 should he
added to the raw soup bone and
' meat.
Soup stuck is said to lie Iiettel‘ tile
Decond day than the first. it should
never be boiled long utter it is once
» made, but should simply be brought
to the desired temperature. Water
the two are about the same. and
than the rather pungent flavor of the
plain olive our—Cleveland l’lain Deal
or.
Creamy Rice Pudding.
Take one cupi‘ul oi rice, one 111' sin—’11
er, a pinch of salt, two quarts 111‘ milk
and hall 1.1 nutmeg. Mix the dry i11~
grcditnts together. ilicn stir in the
milk till the rice is sepanted.
in :1 moderate 11111111 for two
This makes '11 delicious creamy pitti-
ding and 1111111.in for u good-sized lam»
hours.
should not be 1111111111 to soup stot-lt_"""
once it has begun to boil. The prop» ~11~w ~- — ~gv ~~< ~— .
er amount, 11 possible, should 1111 1111114 _
ed boiling hot, as cold water is naidl ('5 fLAx SEED Em .
to destrOy the llavor. ' V :1 ~51 «J 111,, /
Soup stock should be free. from tutu
If possible remove all fat from the,
soup meat before beginning to boil,‘.
as the fat does not add to t1.1c good-
" mass at the flavor. Every hit ol' t‘ut
111011111 be skimmed from the top oi
the soup kettle. ’l‘o tllllkr' a thorough .
Iy good soup stock, says the New,
Haven Register. you will 11111111 1111111
pound of shin tit' heel or 111111 pound of, Kerr‘s H1” 51“] Emu'si'm
knuckle ut‘ 1e,” 0, a “a” pound m l iiioiiiii11,is the surcst and most
each. Any bones, t1imining s oi lr11.11I1 ”WWW-ill lcmL'tiy f” 1‘” 1“““S 0'
;1 meat, slices of lean Inc on or hum:colds 11811103111 ”1““ 1‘1““ xix
W~v$dlt to the W01. Add one “Mp. touglis that hrcctl brontititis anti
11.111135111111111 millet-11 few , 5111213., utiits attmduut dangers.
onion, stint with u (love or tWo, a kspooul’ul '(II linoiiiiic :il.
quarter. of 11 tuinip ll. 111111111 oi 1ar1ot,'tini11 so soothes tiic incinhi'ttiits
a few sticks oi celery, II bit oi 111.1111,I,i1.'1t tiic ii'iilulioiis 11111. ii1'ui111i
herbs as desired. a stillsitoontul of suffiticiitly to permit :1 p1 acciul
sugar and 111111 quart. and 5 1111111111 oi nitrht's rest, and this trculiiicut
cold water. The 11111111 and bacon. folio“ 11d lot 11 Mid spate of time,
should he cut into Sllltlii picct-s. ltnhircstomts tile Ill-Itir t0 perft’t‘t'
‘Ihe butter (1111111: I111 tom of the slew health] inoninc builds up the
_-f ptm. Put in :1 1'iiiit'ul ot the cold wu- :systcm at the same time it. is
"5L. . 1-./
A 1 1.1111111 Itcl let
for Coughs
‘-Ingredieltls cue membranes of the tliro: 1t and,
Put, the ('oier on tilt1 steupan lllld ”an“. rendering them 1035 Renal
place 11111111 11 slow tirt- occasionally. ltivc mid loss liable to colds.
stirring. When 11111 bottom ot' tho‘. A1 5” drltgt rials 25c, 5011.311,
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CERTIFICATION OF SEED POTA- practicable inspection the presencoot
"‘fiio‘Es IN DISTRICS INFECTED slight infection by this disease. has
WITH POWDERY SCAB DISCON. led the l)epurtn1ent. after 1111 experi-
TINUED BY THE DEPAKr- ,ence of live or six months. to discon-
MENT OF AGRICULTURE. ‘_tinuo from March 3, 1915, further car-
1 WASHINGTON, D. C March 12,—— tillcution of seed stock from the In-
The rapid spread of the powdery scab rected districts under quarantine. lt
disease of the potato In Maine and is believed that seed certification un-
New York, and the difficulty which der the existing conditions, instead of
111115 developed in detecting. by any being a benefit to the purchaser, may
tmtutiinhlc only in Mc-
t‘nll l'uttorns.
The Most
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now here in the
new
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PAITERNS
AN!) 111111 NEW
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The latest styles are
«~115in mode at home
by using.1 Moth“ I’M-
wrns, always stylish,
perfect fitting and
puny to 1190.
Got the new swing
Book 0! [Whilst
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The "most Style
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ltl thin .'
stunnin-
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booth Nttt'llli. Connecticut.
1A. Illa. Communion
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plain soup or may be the i'oundatiou'
cottonseed oil, a few Ounces of pure;
olive oil for imparting richness .of?
tiai'oring. The important qualities ol"
to}
some this mixture is more 'nppetizlng'
liulie.
0110 11:1 .
ilt'tit"
I8!” 811d the meal and all the 0tltt'ricuring tlic coid1aud strengthens,
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' 'liic last month has proi'en that
ii’ui'is is not napping. The couturiers
thove supplied fashions for the wait
ling Americans despite depressed con-
ditions, and their openings have been
almost as guy as ever. I say almost,
for 01111 cannot get over the atmos-
phere ot' grief which enters the place
when one sect-1 the suppressed sore
row on this face of a saleswoman or
.model. The mannequins themselves
{are not It'ss guy. but it is ol’tcn 11
. towed gnlety.
'l‘lie 1111111111; show less l'hunge than
licretot’oic, but what they luck in
l variety they 111111111 up in artistry. ’l‘lie
‘coulpriters have had no licart for the
bizarre. and therefore have improved
upon whut they burn mm. The Fruit-
tau—Prussian \1111' closed a period lltJI1
ed for its 11xti'n\'u'.1.uiit'e in dress, and
t'ollonlng was 11 time of severity 11nd
plnlniiesn which was fell over the en»
tire civilized world. Today hits sccu
another period 111' extravagance closed
'by u World-widt- war, and we are
'now unit-ring upon unothcr period
.whith bids fair to he out11 of natural-
‘ucss 11nd sinipllt'iti. and u turning
El'rom tht1 Orinutnllsm. which brought
in tho luiupsliutlo tunics 11nd tlic 'l‘iirk-
‘ish Slyil'fldii 11 10111 seasons llllt'ii.
'l‘hc l'uris openings show tliut voile.‘
wool, Silk, 1111 1111111111 in used 11 grout
d11ul ill tho tlct'elopuiciil ol' the non
gowns There are septii'utv waists
also llltttit‘ of lt,us1ually In sund
putty lit.li(ilt>t "llicy suit the khaki and
field cloth units which are the rut-:11
M curly 111mm;
Simplicity is the lliOtlerlll
front and 111m ioinetinics II“ but] sing
ly or In clusters 1“in collars, soft,
and boned only ut the. sitios.ur1~ yen
popular These collars should not lit
tl111 netIt tightly but \1i'inl1lt1 loo.~1'1I\11
011m tlii- hours. It :11 .ill liglit,ll1cy
liui'o lost tlwit style ‘
'Ihc \ltiistr of thin rubrics :ire I11
Ier rhinitis
:15 wurr: llllt‘ti iiitlt'strut'tlblt1 and lows
thioro liim ‘illllt 11 than 11,11ilc but nitli
ithe Iuttt-r's dumhlllty
m
netotlli' 11 source ol positive untigcl‘,
t'oi
or '
for 1111111rt11r than lilUfiL‘ iundr1 oI heuv- .
Chilton null 11 mile 11 hlch 1
. is used 11 great'
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the reason that 1111- purchaser is;
given thereby a false sense ol‘ scour-1
ity. Without such certitlcution tho
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purchaser. having been duly wurnod.'
will make his purchase [or
nith 11 full understanding of lilt‘ risk.
planting; :
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The onl'y Federal certification of po-I
tutoss as u condition of movement.
from the Infected districts will here-
alter be. as table stock potatoes undo
strong effort will he made to place ta-
ble stock potatoes on a more reliable
basis as to freedom from infection.
As nil potatoes grown in Maine. both
in districts believed to he uninfected
as well as In the known infected dis-
ti‘icts, are under regulation as to inter-
state movement. Federal certification
will be continued for seed potatoes
grown outside of the infected regions
of that State.
The. modification makes no change
in1the status of the uninfected dis-
1’trl'cts of New York, which have been
lfree-to ship seed potatoes without Fed-
ierul inspection. _ ,
i The public is warned that all seed
1 potatoes- liitlierto shipped from the in-
1 tether] districts may contain powdery
iscu'b. and that there must necessarily
iboisome risk accompanying their use,
:8Ctlb disease, "
i Undoubtedly there are limit, and in
some instances t’ulrly considerable
axons within the Infected districts in
Maine and New York, which are still
free trom infection; but it is not possi-
ble to determine this fact without. close .
scrutiny of every tuber, and such ac-
tion Is Impracticable.
Int-elation to the southern market
for Maine seed potato stock, It is lair
t state that this digestions: not. on-
tabltabed itself. and there. is some evi-
“Ill Itself, In the southern ‘Atllntlc
coast and the Cult States. In the“
States the Deportmont experts are In-
clined to, bollweJhlt. theme. I! It
'appem at 1111. wiupe limited to tho
mountntnoun and coldn- "than.
mun-sinuous”;
the top and buttoned donn the tront.l i
girls from seven to fourteen are well
worth mention,
Ideas for the woman who makes her
little daughter's frocks.
ISIIOII slecies are otten finished with
a double pleated trill of net
tiste, through the ceniie
runs 1.1 little pink or blue twisted sat-
in ribbon that ties in a dainty
An Empire flower girl liotk of Mine-1
striped voile has the Empire waist
line and neck outlined \1 1th such
double trill through which
little vine of pink satin flowers.
some dress bus a double pulling
the muteriul about the lower
Mixes turned in.
out nicely in it tlure.
in comparison wit I1 the styles of lilt’ll 11
oldeis, but this spring finds the. short-
waisted frocks much
than the long ttnisttd onus, although
the luttei have not become pussc hi
ltlly
wulstcd [rocks are very becoming to'
the small child and to the polite girl,
but tor the tall. or very plump cliihll
the Ioiig—nuislcd..1iiotlc.ls
more becoming.
vogue for the uphill girl.
pluln, btit t‘ull skirts
color and
111liort;
tin-1111‘,“
waists, whit-ii button prlnily 111111111 the . "d to "1'“ “ms” mm
1'I‘liese Iiui’e 11111-11 called the
Donibei "
some
to get 1'1. Dickt-iis'
girl to correspond
1311113111111? sandtolored t:1. .tlleta isl :50; Light Breakfast.
use to 19 wow under 1 iite c 11 on
‘ in planning breaktast menus 11e-
or \I)l'.11. waists,
t'nemher that most appetites are not
“‘-‘--' 1 .
sready for heavy food early in the
Some of tin1 details in dresses for .
morning,
ilt‘ruit. raw
1 cream,
says the Syracuse llei'uld.
or cooked, cereal
eggs or bacon, toast or mut-
liiis and (11111111 constitute a breakfast
that is substantial for anyone.
simpler breaktast consists of 11.ereal
tocoa. toast and honey or join
To Take Wrinkles from Chilton.
lt' you hate u wrinkled
truck or blouse, don't' be discouraged
inbout getting it smooth again says u
11‘ Minneapolis Journal 11"rlit1i To
a sure. it is prnttit'ally iniposisiblt1 to
This press it smooth. But till a bathtub
for they contain Lute
\‘ec l1' and l
or no
til \le icll1I
I10w.,
l'lllifi
,,,, 1.9 inriiiklcd gurincnt pier the steam un-
This holds the ,-,U.. k'ltil steam has I‘Wilfid 11111111 11an of
it. Then_ stuff the sleeves with pa-Z‘,
per 11nd liuu1- the garment on a thick-
’ly— padded liniigei. Hang it het'oic 1111
open tire 111 a wry h_ot radiator, 11nd
keep turning It from time to time so
'itl at it will Ilii become thoroughly drv.
”The wrinkles will be invisible 11111111:
,tl11 gown is div.
t‘hildreiis ii'ocks sittings much less
more popular
Homemade Towel Rack.
1 sun
room tlit1 other tiny.
Herald contributor.
1111111111111 01' menus. The shoit- .
111111 inucli‘,
itoo expensive for her. The
keeper in this 1111411 used polls of
The Ilutt'li styles 11111, ,1'ery iiincli tho.1
hooks long enough to stand out some
These hurt.1
Dusuully of one
1' while very
. anally Instr-11-
'iurgc buttons,
"Florence
tin-insea-w 111111111111; 1111111111111 _
enterprising 11'Iiolcsuler wanted
name for 11 small
with lilt‘ Iioy‘s1
pair she had stretched a piece. of pit”
lure wire. enameled white.
effective towel rocks that must have
cost yen littlt1 The ideal rniiltl
extended to other parts ot' the house,_
say the kitchen. 'l‘lit lioolts 111-111 of
tlit1 sort that certain rode: 1111- t1;1tit.lit
on. ends turned up 111 right angle 11
the shut't,
blouses
tht1 skirts 1111110
“Oliver 'l‘iilst' suit.
5%M
For yeais we have been stating in the newspapers of the
country that a great; many women have escaped serious op-
erations by taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Corn-
pound, aud it is true.
We are permitted to publish in this announcement
extracts from the letters of five women. All have been
recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence. be
more convincing?
1 Homnon, Mn. --“ I had pains in both sides and such a sOreness
o I could scarcely straighten up at times. My back aohed and I
was so nervous I could not sleep, and I thtiughi: I never would be
any better until I submitted to ancpemtion, but; I commenced taking
dlaE. Pinkhnm’s Vegetable Com mfiound and soon felt; like a new
woman. ”—Mi's. HAYWARD Sownns, odgdon, Mop
Cannon-11 11,N. C. —“I was in bud health for Itwo ears, with
his in both sides and was ve nervous. HMO
wh the doctor said was». tumor, an I never would gegmweE unless
I had an operation. A friend advised me to takoLy
ham’ sYe table Compound, and I fiddly say that I. am now enjoying
fine heal .”——Mrs. Rosin. SIMS, 16 mono St, Charlotte, N. O.
HANovim, PA.-—- “The doctor advised a. severe operation, but 111‘ ‘
0 husband“, got me Lilli“ E. Pinkham’ 5 Vegetable Compound and
experienced great rolls in 9. short time. Now I feel like a. new rson
and can do a hard day‘s work and not. mind it.”—-Mrs. Am m1,
196 Stock Sb, Hanover, Po; 1
4 Dino‘imni ILL. —-'-“1 virus sick' in bed and three of the best physi-
- clans said I would have to be taken to the has spital for an oper-
ation as I had growing in mv left side. refused to sub-
mit; t3 thedoremtio‘i‘iegud tpokgdia diaE. Pmkht‘tin} Ste Ylegghtablsm (3:11;!-
un—an two: smite-c LA111y1111.91(1,11.n 0 er
po tit. hasdono for ma. ”—Mrs.LA . nuwom, 2300 Elk. East;
illiam Street, Decatur, Ill.
Gunman-011111.411 was very 1m 11 and for several years
o my side poliiad me so that. I expecte. tohtive to undergo an op-
eration. Doctors they knew of 1.911onan
would help me.
table Compound and
from
and _
A 1
11l1itt'on'
0, with stunning hot waiter and hold the}
a neat little ltleu in 11 butli-'
writes a (‘Iiiczigo'
It might help tho;
women who feels that towel rods 1111.1,
house '
disttinh- I'ioni the null. Bt'l\\f1‘1 11 each,
milking;
ill"
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A “linealn Day” Thought
'Illl‘ nilmt- in1li11uli's its tluirm t1 r.
i To lic n loath-r in its line a llnni. must oIl'ci ull thin i~ lit-1t for I’ll".
tonn. the state, the business “flu and tho indiiitlitul.
’l‘ht‘ “‘le tlint minds from st‘rting' \1'1ll In tho bush-11111111111111 upon
“hit-l1 this Hank lmucs your 1111111111111, not 111in 11111111 nth-mint but, your ‘
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Six Dollar Bar Harbor Chairs $3. 50
f ‘ RAYMOND s. SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
L 411 MAIN smear, NORWALK.
i FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
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WWMGQE “Sum
VISIT THE EXPOSITI ON BOOTH or THE
Merril Business College
laru more by learning1 to do uiorc \\iIi1 it5> lnhoi
$111.1 the most modern machine methods ti11111oiisti'git1'ti,
What Are Your Assets ?
‘ " The scientific conduct 0! business and personal
classes the methods employed wry distinctly
Avoid The liability
0! not. having a checking account. We invite 111150111115 which are
given cllloient: and courteous attention.
nn'uirs today
Fairiieltl County National Bank.
THE OLDEST BANK iN NORWALK.
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make-- sold rented iNorth 11111111111 Avo.So.Norwa1lk
I " ‘ obtain a coxrnnorou.
repaired R ’ ’ IStone, Brick, Concrete, Plaster, Side-
per'in month. Macbln'o.
_ [wink-a, Cum Digging.
cold at ”per month.
Telephone 1217-2 ‘
JAS. DONNELLY. ,W
'3 south Maln Street. South Norwalk ,
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Funeral-,Dtmtor and Inhibit-1
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UNDER’TAKERS
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Pm‘m £414. 1 ‘1‘ 11611.. 111142
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