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E then they added a little to the height
‘oi’ the corset and added inserts oi'Et
elastic to the backs and l'ronts. SomeE
{of the very newest models which arei
. being sent out to try the market or
undoubtedly pinching the fronts a
time. it is hard to tell whether this
is a forerunner of what we may on-
pe'l in surell waists, or merely a cour
promise in order to take cure of such
a contingency if it should suddenl, '
come upon us. , , .E
E hour and rub through a sieve. Return
elire and when boiling, add a
tZaleioon of dlssoh ed tornslarth.
oil one minute longer.
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Boiled Salad Dressing . Fruit Salad.
MIX together 0119 teaspoonful flOW- Slice one banana, one orange, hale
three-quarters teaspoonful 01’ salt 0119— a lemon and a slice of piuetipple. 'l‘oss E
rhalf teaspoonful of mustard. one tea- together, add a tablespoon ol oil nnd'
£1309an 0f sum” and a Week or Del} two of vinegar and season well. Servo
per. Beat the yolk of one egg. Add the on lettuce.
above dry mixture to the beaten yolk
and mix together. Add onerourth cup
water and two tablestousluls of Vin '
egar, then two tablespoonsfuls of sat
or} oil Cook in n double boiler until
Prune Pie.
Line a pie plate, with pie crust, till
with pitted cooked prunes and bake .
Parisian sketches show strong
tendency toward straight girdles,
which are worn at the normal waist-
line. These are more becoming to the
a
. Cover the top with whipped cream. .
i it thickens. When ready for use thin Serve cold. . waist that is “nipped" in a trifle than
out by heating in a little (room or. ~ _M_,_ l the one Which is traight up and down.
i ‘ \ t .t ’ . '
Emilk to the light «onsistenoy. This I‘m-mass COMPANIES \\'.\N'I‘ .\ The dainty muslin frocks, nhlch are
dressing will keep indefinitely if made. NEW III‘IMUNG . already being made for summer, have
as above, only adding cream when ____. three-inch belts of black velvet rib-
DBCESsary to use it. \~‘\'ASHINGTU.\', Mnl‘. lt;_, ;;,.,,,.,._ lion.
sentatircs Eof ”‘1' American. Adams, The high collar Is very smart. but
we, and Apple Pudding. Southern and Wells Fargo Express
000k m a double boiler or boil u,“ ('ompanles asked leave of the Inter—
. stole t‘ommertv ("oniulissioli todm.
gather L'no tablespoonfuls 0f rice. and? to file a petition for rehearing of lhl
0113 mm 0f milk add ”“93 table onpless rule oust-.1! dwlnreti thttt the.
spoufuls of an gar and the well beaten low tales in tune prescribed by the
yolks of two eggs. Select enough Commission. llch been “disastrous,“E
sound apples to fill a .0-..”
Paris hus swerved a trille. from her
allegiance to it and is wearing one
which is high in the bat-it and open in
the from. One Very pretty collar 1 hair
iced was it straight band of bullets
buttoned Ill front with tiny buttons,
and. around the top. four triangular
baking dish - .
. . . - BA'I‘Tlil-Tts‘lll‘l‘ (‘t “N. Bill-I “(5‘
I’d”. scrape. 0!“ ”1f; “EDT“ 3:“ b0". SHAFT E pieces of the some edged with nor-
I" pugs: syrup “‘1“ ‘19“ “6 pre‘E — E .i‘ow lure overlapping one another a-
serves. Line a boiling dish with rice or 9.5qu TM. in“. 1, “L EEEEEEEE lround the neck and falling over the
Qlaee the apples in the centre and; hillllt ‘SIllp t‘onncttieut biol-z-t ullt' oft E
.. ii“ the holes made by the removal of: "hel shalts lust Sundtn while \l: tlllll- .' :ltigll “(mad ”and
III E M l I a“ luring in vilillilllllttlllt) tiny, and i: E E have and taffeta are l‘olllllinetl n
6 (ores W l 8 «wet I‘EISIIIB 01‘ I )- Hit)“; bound for I'Ilil‘ thphin "ml, l‘ E great deal for IIIH'I‘I’lDOll II‘OPIlB (Illt‘l
‘FlII 8“ the “Pace 'belween the apples. her own iMHHr, mnvoyod llV' IIIt‘IIlU,’ ii i l - I V . E .
; t charming dress of tum-tn ls tour
with rice. Cover with the white or tumor (lilon. The hull nt ihl t'omi.
egg beaten to a stifi froth and two WWW “5 "”illlllml- “m1 n“ “W “ml
lsblespoonsfuls of sugar, brown and E‘EEEE“
serve with sweetened cream.
yards wide at the hem. The waist is
light, and iron] the waistline begins
it build of the some color, which winds
ill spiral effect around the hips and
down—down to the hem, getting wid-
er lit cut-ii turn.
The suits being strictly tailored in
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1 \\' \(ult‘fil
_ - E . -. . ‘ (lil(‘A(:t) Mitrch ltl .\ plottillul
‘Rub with flour and nine DEE and firemen on oil llurulng I'WI'III'IUIIVGH
broil OVOI‘ 8- QUI’vk “N‘- SW94“ “Eu!" Eshould hi I
. . ‘ no (I "0 '05” R wuge ”‘3‘" Checked and Plain Voile Combine n ,
butter nnd minced parsley. lht‘lr lmrdctu worked brethren on the E “‘9" ”WE" ”“1“!r‘,5“““l’lwlai"rm&
Broiled Tripe.
Ea pleasurable thrill of possession that
E Mothers"
up
'every
Edrawers or cupboards, scattered
i
LATEST FASHIONS l: HOME HELPS
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ofwmilk and seoson well. ‘E—Boil one the slightly smaller waist effect, and
lilPllitllNl llllN08 .
All noun new
Keeping Linen Closet Well stocked.
There is alomst no woman who nan
open the doors of a well-stocked linen
closet and new the contents without
0 other of her lares and penates' can
induce, according to a wliter for the
Magazine. The first, thing a
bride does is to plan the linen for her
future home; and every towel, and
sheet. and every napkin, has
some girlhood dream stitched into it.
The matron of some years is no less!
enthusiastic over good house linen,E.
but many women would take mol‘eE
pleasure in acquiring linen if they had
a suitable. closet in which to store it.
Keeping bed and table linen in
all
over the house, is conducive lo lossl
oi interest, for one never knows what l
needs replenishing until the day when
everything gives wny at once. it
takes ti substantial sum to replenish
such supplies and it must be done
hastily: therefore the joy of ndding‘
to one’s. store week by week is lost.
in every house. no matter how tiny,
lb. re is some spot where one may in-
slnll n closet for the linen. ’l‘he luur
her it takes is aEslnail amount, omit
the time spent ill making it should be
a pleasure when the result is sure to
be. thoroughly appreciated. Tile clos-
et should be quite tleepv-lllo top oneE
should be kept {or lllnukets, spleatlsE
sheets, pillowcases,
cloths and napkins.
ton els,
und :1
table
spel lull
bureau t or ers.
' icon) burnt r-s wns made today beforo I " TM. Frock. ESBTSG ‘dlbllrdllW. 831).bi Wile.
”.3 o) lcrab Salad. the Board of unit: u‘illtln in tho \‘H‘t-tl— i I" ”‘9 m”“"“”"’“ H shown 3 “W” which is the lightest weight fabric ob-
Pour over a tablespoon oi vinogarler" "‘"Hmd w‘E'E‘Ep case "r E‘EE‘EWEE” The “”1”" effort m ”l“ tninttble tor tailored suits, und 9. new
and let stand 15 minutes. Mix with; waist "E "End“ “r on EEEEE‘mEE‘Ery “EECCE‘ illbl‘ll‘ “”190 gruspraln some are Elt-
ta boiled dressing and serve on lettuce. E
QUICK ACTlON WANTED.
\\ hen one is coughing and spitting
Eed voile in dull slumps of red, yellow mono. the smartest materials shoVI’il
,EEnnd brown. The full skirt is nutrim- us well as the most serviceable
=~Wlm “CHEN! throat “3mm“ in E med, 1 linens in bright stripes, almost like
c,hest soreness in throat and lungs—M mile and other fabrics are brim: um awning hulpes of n voar ago
when 11830 is aching and the whole sold with bordtrs in contrasting (DIE Em, very smart (or waists and noun;
body mixed with a cough that W'UIH‘ t om. ’l‘bis Iltips in the trimming hum, mum, voile, ”gum,- and
lpermit sleep-he wants immediate r}; iscllemt‘ as it usually needs nothing handkmhm {men on, the,
lie Thousands W FOIWE Honey E else to mulxe the dress complete which are used mostly for the sear
land Tar Compound ‘3 "‘3. surest ““1 son‘s blouses, which are, Enl course.
'quickest acting medicine for caught. very "(mum owing to the tailored
colds, cronp and la grime. aults
lerywhere. E
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t1 Tapioca in Cups.
Fill smalls cups with cold
cream and dot
7 jelly.
tapiocaE
on top with a little
.»
Onion Soup.
, Peel and slice six onions and aim-
Amer ten minutes with a tablespoon of
butter. Add a quart of water, a pint
For some time the corset-mnkers‘
Sold ev~shave been making their corsets to
,curvo in u lilllo at the sides, and give‘
"‘ mun. o w
. n.
l l
fabrics. E
Prepared Especially For Thi: Newspaper
been seen this season is illustrated in
this surplice torset tover of embroidei-
ed crepe do Chino.
nnd quilts Partitions can be. made fol ‘Euoman “ho is fond of prtlly l-lothcs
The surpllcc Cover shown here is en-
l‘rely new in outline tlnd titsign, and
it will appeal to the home dieSsmnker
plnlemadc for (lollies, Ira) cloths and because it requires ,me}, mu" work.
:For the nvotugv
defy sf’ractical
flame Drew Walt/129E
421mm
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by Pictorial Review
CORSET COVER IN SURPLICE EFFECT.
the tub materials employed for lin-
gerie. -
Tllo corset (‘o't'er closes at the front
and is held together over the shoulders
with ribbon bows. In attempting to
mulls the model, first fold the motorist
curt-full), pinning the outer edges to-
getller. if necessary. Sometimes crepe
dc Chine “crepch therefore it should
be well secured IJOfOI‘L' cutting.
Following the slot perforations, turn
a item in the front of the design. The
CONSTRUCTICN GUIDE 6087 l
P 9L! M nu" l
single Inrgc and slim]! "o" perforation!
am» to show how the front is to be lap-
ped on the buck. When properly done
these perforations will match evenly.‘
'l‘tuxk ut lnrgo “ti" perforations and
stilt‘h lon'cr ridges together. Keeping
the illustration in mind, lop right back
on left, with the centers oven. The
middle of the buck may be traced by
the double “on" perfurntions. Stitch
lower edges together; then gather the
corset cover between double “'I‘T" per-
t‘orntions to add the pcplum. Sew the
belt to gathered edge of front and back.
mulching the writer of the belt withi
center or the front and back of» tho"
An dainty a bit or liugtric as has
Lingerie cannot be too dilinty for the
size 1‘ mm of 30-
, . , linoh material will be needed for the «over. Tuck ribbon at upper pointedl
The EEEEEEE‘GS bEEOEEEd EE'E “EEEE‘ (llrlnl- corset COVer in the accompanying illus Hills, 80’ that \V‘hcrt'tlloy :tro tied they
Eeled ED” and bottom. I“Heme"Emotion. The widest latitude ls .lllow- {arm the nrili‘holel.‘
cheeslclolh. with one thitltness of
cotton butting libernilv sprinkled w.ilh
Elnvendvr llowcrs. should be tacked up
Eugninst lhe liaf‘li'tll’ curl) partitioni
Ennd small bunches of (llied luvendcrl
Man he hung from the top shelf. Fiftyl
gtents' worth of lnlendri will lost all
Eleust two veurs. E
i The trout oi this i‘IOSOl should have
{it door, but if that is impossible, tl
heavy window shade will answer ev-
lery purpose, and will give rondy ac»
Ecoss to the shelves.
' The bottom opening should be cor-
—
n
—"fv,-W, l. Azbtell, t-s-pustnlnsster ol’
Edwardsport, ind, writes: “l SUlIElfl'Btl
'pey Pills gave me reliel.‘ Thousands
entity that backache rheumatism,
' muscles, aching joints and triad-
oer wettkness vanished whm
Kidney Pills were taken. Sold exert
whore.
from severe tl‘oub'c with HIV kidneysi .
lid b-a.ck First- bolt e ()IE [,0] y Kid E\I\\ lilu‘en has been filed with the
The incorpo-
l.uigi I"Il.~lC0, Giornnul (lo-
club ‘
of instructing its
EEOEP'Vl litemliurn in the duties of citizens umlE
luldintz them to plot-ore naturalization
(b)Rl’()ll.\’l‘ll)N PAPERS
"l‘llu t‘lrliliclttt- of incoi‘porbtion
the (Ellll'lplllilll l‘llll), IllullrlntrillQ(I.E
Efil'CillilIV ol the. stale.
rotors me.
Emile ulld Nico in Pertiuci.
is for the purport:
The
Epnpcrs.
01'
of
the
New llrilnin has been bird. The com-
pany will do :1 ground t‘tillsll‘llt‘lllln
liuulnt-ss with $1,501].
ion: ill'l‘ Antonio lintI Morin Squiilu-E
Citilc lllllI lt‘rnnct‘sco llclnnrt‘o.
The certificate of incorporation of
the Huntington Agricultural Sorioty
incorporated, of Huntington has been
bird. The authorized cupitnlizution is
is: t). 000 nnd the Complth eta in bust-l
‘l‘ho celiilicatc o‘ int-orporntion of mitt! with $6,000.1‘ht- inrmporntois
.nte llurllt rt 1) “non, (‘llarlcs “cod
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obtainable
The
fll'l‘ now i
PAH
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vastly mad
( all 'l‘attnrns.
it Advanced Spring
Fashions
new
.200 ALL
AND, OUR NEW
GOODS
I!!! using ”dill I‘M-
m-Iui. ulu'urs lull-h.
perfect filling nod
’ ' our in use.
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were in the
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styles are
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lion-Is «C DWI»- 1: or. hm “ME,
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Ennd llichtlrd llull.
The certificate of incorporation of:
the Democratic Club of Moridcn has
been tiled. ’l‘ho, lnmrporntors tire Jas.
J. Wnlsh, lir‘nl’lls ’l‘. O’Brien, :lr., Jun.
(1 chworth, Michael Kelley. Goo.
hlischlcr, Ii. (‘. Bibronu. G. Chance,
and G. 'l‘. Degnnn
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
William Hunks of Norwalk; tiled
EZtlarch. Assets. $3003, liabilities. $1,-
l037. Largest creditors: Hubhell
& Staples of Norwuwlk $182 Blslmpl
land Lyrics of Norwulk £128; Burrltt
Eand \l'nutimmcry of \‘orwulk. $185
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EAsrén RECESS or SUPREME
coua'r.
premo court today announced it would
take its usual Easter recess alter giv-
ing decisions March 22, and would re-
assemble on April 5.
NEW «BRITMN COMPANY iNCOR-
. PORATED. _
HARTFORD. March 16. ‘The Anton-
l
“nun. capital 350. 000 is» (tied a mun
Ecato o! incorporation with tho' Secre-
E tar: at State.
oucu MU TAKE. NOTIGI
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it who-s trouble lulu
its
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noun—alum
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Ell-nut
Antonin Sulllllill'llllt' Company ofE
'l‘hn int'oi'porw ‘
WASHINGTON, March 16 -—The Su-E
- i0 Squllluclate Company. or .\ew Brlr
—NOT FEELING "JusT RIGHT." Evred by u door fastened to the hour
' (ME with hinges so that it can be dropped .
Edown and the linen articles easily re-
moved. 'l‘hls bin will be a ilne'plnce
to store comforters and coverlets.
Such a closet as this would induce
any woman to replenish it systemat-
Eically, keeping it up to date.
For a family of four, the following
l
1 When you get tired early in
day, have on overtull feeling. ore bil-
vious, have. bad breath or suitor from
indigestion or constipation you will
'flnd Foley t‘uthortic Tablets quickE
Eund comfortable in action. Thex are
Ewholesome, and health giVing. Mr. L.
EL. Levy, Green lhly, W‘ IS.. suys: “TheyE
’do not gripe and their ell'oct is quick “Si Will supply a usual “EGGS. presum- .
ing there tire three beds, one dOuble
and two single, to supply:
Double sheets 90xl20 inches.
Eand sure. The finest cathartic I ever
i used."
u.
em 12 Single sheets 54x120 inches, E
‘. REBUILT TYPEWRITERB —' LE C. . 1g Pillow 5mm E
l . .
E Smith”, .Underwood. 1 Extra spread, double. E
5 Remington, all other 2 Extra spreads. single. 3
makes. sold, rented, 1 Extra sham. double.
E ,3”!de Rentals... 33 2 Extra shnms,‘ single.
E per month. Machines 1 Dozen heavy crash bath towels.
E, .. .. id 5. lb. 1 Dozen small crash bath towels.
E 8° at 8 per man 2 Dozen hnck towels.
JAB; DONNELLY,
3 to South Main scroot.“Souih Not-walk.
i.
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Dozen wash rags marked
with individual.
4 Everyday tablecloths.
2 Best table cloths,
2 Dozen napkins 20x20 inches.
1 Dozen best napkins 25x25 inches.
6 Curvers‘ cloths. ‘
for
. - .J...,
George W. Collin Jr.&Co.
UNDERTAKERS
i
Tray cloths. bureau scarfs, doilies,
06 Main so. _ Not-walk etc, to one‘s liking.
Phom 847-4. Home 611-12 1! one new article is added to this
Lady Attondunb-Plcturo Framing.
supply each week, the linen‘ closet
will be kept up in first-class condi-
tion and no drain fell upon the ram-
ily purse.
Sheets of hoary linen paper can be
procured in sizes of 11x14 inches.
'l‘hesoecun be cut in three strips the
long way. and pinned around napkins.
“null u‘ doron ‘to a pile. These paper
bands would be plainly marked end
um umemutlmlly. thus incl-auto:
the mine or the linen. Pillow IIIDI
mud. in min coo also be bonded to-
mato: null um in their turn.
Tho M m count a! broader.
tho mun laundered llqun Illll the
as
an
The embroidery may‘abe done last,
nild the design is So simple that it willl
work up very quickly. A lace Eedgingi
lnny be added if preferred.
(1 in the selection of materials but for
very drsssv occasions silk crepe do
l‘hlno is especially desirable it inun-
doru Well and wears as long as most of
Pictorial Review Corset (‘over No. don't. Sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and l
44 inches: bust. . Price, if; cents.
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PiCTORIAL rRE‘VlEW'
TAILORED DRESSES
are justly famous all over the United States.
Among the APRIL Patterns, now on sale. you will find a wanderful selection of plain simple
drones, good for me. Iincn or cotton, else a large variety of EMPIRE b’ I YLES.
fl 5 i M” .Costumo 6|” Cunume MI}
was" all Mani 6| :7 "‘ ..
Skin 00” .
H unto lot ouch a on num numIten.
Make up can of the shove illustrations. You will be delighted.
Tho FASHION BOOK for SPRING
Coot: only to canto when purchased with mic is cent Pattern.
APRIL STYLES now on aim
James Donnelly
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Norwalk Chronicler