ti
1 and one rounding teaspoonfnl oi bah."
ing powder. To this add half a can of
I’corn. from which the juice has been1
Strained. the egg and milk mixtureandi.
finally the flour. Beet- together than
oughly and put in gradually one table
spoon of melted butter. New stir in‘
the well beaten whites of the eggs.
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: Standby Macaroni. .
. hi can be made very useful
‘ luncheon instead-utmost. It can
,. as an entree at dinner or 1th“ 1
. gene in place of a vegetable.
1
Singing Hlnneya.
Mix one. than (8 currents with;
one pound of nouns apincll of salt andl
gig is tender macaroni and. carcinlé
'mmg prone. thisrnethod to: m ““‘pm 0’ W; ponder!
=Ruh in three-quarters- of a pone]! oij
dumbest: Butterthebottomofa'
m Sud break the. wt into- butter. cutting.“ first in large: thin
ml? berths and put it in the ”“3“." m- 7m I’m With;
"saucepan. Then cover it with cold} milk Roll out one was on a floured1
”or and boil it, adding ., my; ogboerdtotherlrickneasotaa their. Cnt1
.ealt when a la half done. so: 11 oc-- "no nan-m and has our MCI
is. Then butter helps to keep Which has been thoroughly heated and.
Jpn sticking. When it is tenden‘W“ creased Tarn until brown on'
both sides. Then draw the griddle to 1
I M It. plunge it into cold water.‘
grain it again and put it. into a dish, One side 01 the move and let the «has.
' 1th a tablespoonfnl or less of butter. 43°“ "5'0““- Split through the can}
tit thintlu-onglrthe momnttolreem ter without crumbling; Insert butter”
the pieces from sticking tOg-ether and serve at once piled one on another
W proceed as the recipe you are in a hot dish.
ilewlhg directs.
The first essential. in any macaroni
3 Creamed and baked macaroni is
firmacaroni rabbit is worth trying. Worth “it!!! every week or two Bolii
.ll‘o broke it. boll tw nuances of macaro- the macaroni 'and put it in a buttered1
, nl. broken in two-inch lengths, or baking dish. Pour over it cream sauce
‘_ Aficrlcazrcheese into pieces and melt; and sprinkle the top With 85060
in; h saucepan ‘or in a chafing dish cbéese Brown in the oven. Another
1- disk two..- momma: on. but- simple way to prepare a baked. dish
Add half a cupfui or cream. salt: of mantra!!! is to mix it with a thick
3*: 3511' powered taste and iastthe best- tomato sauce. sprinkle the top with
on yolks of three eggs. When the cheese. grated. and bread crumbs- and
bake brown. Still another way isle
aniatm is creamy pour it over the.
hot”. eools'sd mmnonl and eerverinp mix the boiled macaroni with tomato
juice and pulp and cover with‘a thick
infinitely
layer of crumbs, dotted withr huttew
and hairs brown.
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Brownwcakee.
I f bushel! poundr‘: bi oatmead 1 - "1 1*
hairspound of. doui'. fire pounding. Boflé’d at i gdbd with 1mm
@Wflfu! of Bus” and three test sauce or even with kétchu. it is also
good with grated cheese sprinkled
over the top.
1
‘, mobile of baking powder. Beat one
5 3 oh thoroughly and add to the mixture
‘htter rubbing in three rounding tea-1 e
' 0‘ butter. Add enough milk. Macaroni. in tomatoes is worth try
{Kiosks into a rather moist doughfl log ”me time when you have some
:llout lightly half an inch thick. Cnt' small tomatoes at hand. Plunge the
round “m” ““5“ W 0““ tomatoes into boiling water and re-
‘kflm egg an‘ll cook on a griddle. I move the skins and scoop out a cavity
W 1111 each. am this with macaroni. in
own Griddle 8““ short pieces. mixed with white sauce.
" Separateahree eggs and beat. the: and sprinkle gmed cheese over the
”In To the letter add twa cups 0: top of each. 'lere until the tomatoes
‘flm Slit. together one pint of flour rated”
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F; Concerning the (desperation School
ittlmwu .
would discuss 1.1m ebullient-I
' chills cloths.
' lures and1soft. long loose models and
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ill'liiillllllifllil 1
1111 mum
. The oorduroys, which come both to
lag saint wrinkle. They all some in
the longer models. for they are strict-1
ly utilitarian and cover most oi the
frock beneath.
Covert cloth. I sport fabric of longi
and honorable standing, bobs up calm
in all the new designs. There is so
much vogue for this as well as for
Bake on a griddle and serve piping the narrow end wide stripes. have all undcol l mate rials, that the
scare late 1 fl
res mg "t cousins, in the wary woman will think twice before
wide waie velours and the barred
The wide wale velour
is s churning material. light and pita.
able as eiderdown, and quite as sang
and warm: These goods come in all.
the season's accepted Mend else
in blue and white stripes asddiago
'riaie. brown and white. green and
white. and even dull rose and white.
The chincilla. both line and coarse
woven, also show this striped candy ef-
fect in soft color and while. both
straight and diagonal. and there is e
particularly attractive- new fabric.
called yama cloth, .which‘ shows some
exceedingly pretty patterns. This new
material has a fuzzy finish which in.
dica tea a comfortable coelm to:
days on the water or motoring.
The ail-white coat makes an appeal
to the outdoor woman who lives potty
much all .summer in white linens ando
white canvas shoes. The cream
chinchilla coats are attractive. and the
corduroys. diagonals. serge and flannel
costs also come in white and cream.
They are practically all washable.»
that they are more serviceable than
one might think“
Black and white checks come in
each spring as regularly as the hepat-
icss. and almost. as early. They are
herein the sport coat racks. large
checks and. small checks, hard tea-
short belted ones. Some of them are
combined with solid black taffeta. oth-
era are plain; some show black bone
buttons and some hdvs pearl or silver
genes—but all have that clean-cut look
that the black and while check always
gives. There seem to be more varis~
tions of it the annual this spring.
For rough and ready outdoor wear.
the weeds take decided preference.
in all the mixtures of brown and gray,
threaded through with red. green. blue,
and now and then a touch of yellow,
coat and sport coat. and will bear any
amount oi tesslng about without show-
1. Authorizing the comptroller to fur-
niah copies of the Connecticut. Re-
ports to the town 0! Miltord...~ ,
Incorporating the city at Shelton.
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complication of Howell: he! Stilt)!
ag1the Lawyer a Title lug,» ,
1 she gets something she may not care
.ior before the season is oven/Covert
cloth is durable but it does show
spots ouiekly. However. it is decided-
ly smart in appearance and there new.
or he; been anything to take its. 933091:
exactly. 1
’I‘he lines o! the outdoor coat show;
the patent tendency toward fullness.
One model. and a meat becoming one.-
hes a broad belt slightly titted at the
back anddrooping in front. from un-
der which the cost skirt.fslls in fair
tolds almost resembling a Russian or-
,iioer's coat. Mango! the strata rally.
rippleehont the outclassed the shore
on ones give almost. the elect on
case. Belted costs are numerous.
some at them having a nan-ow
iolhviackot look and allure: bar“;
sh'eped belts of self or contrasting col-1
Few belts are dropped below the
waistline. although now and then a
model shows this feature. »
1
1 The hard wmiinrkidasgs seems .to
require aid men than other internal
women ieol twingsm or rheumatism,
have swollen coaching joints and are
distressed with sleep disturbing blad-
sate. prompt and can be depended». on
to give relief ,1.
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dudp: (to:.beehiul male. witness).
mast the memorandum“:
Hines (to stenographerl—dl-iow do
you do miss.——Pubilc Ledger.
CASTORIA
Fu-Iefiiteenddiildnn
d‘SLOWED UP"AT WOOL! AGES
organs: At middle ago. new man and;
der ailments :‘Foisy Kidney Pills are;
Ill UsequVerfiOXeen 1
they serve the double purpose of rain- -
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Too much emphasis cannot be laid‘
on the necessity of the proper care
of the line hardwood iioors which are“,
an important feature of the hindersi
dwelling. The floors are sometimes
put to hard usage but if care is taken.
they may be kept clean and beautiful.
and the natural beauty oi the wood
and design preserved The following;
few simple rules. prepared by an ex.
pert. will be of great value to the worn-
an who takes pride in the ilmre of her
home.
For ordinary wiping use a brush or
broom with a piece of eaten hone!
pinned over it. An occasional rubbing
with the weighted brush will keep a
1
1
1
1
2 glouy surtace on the door. When nec-
canary, wins with a. cloth dampeuem .
with warm water Soap should not be
used. , The parts of a liner which-1
have the meet wear should. be touched}
up occasionally with was. to keep that
“abortingood condition. Novel! use oil;
oi any kind on floors. it is sure in
time to darken the surface The hostel
ty of a floor is in the natural colors3
1of the woods.
Bicarborate of soda and hot water.
a teaspoohful of‘aoda to a pint of boil-
ins water. will make the skin fair and
white. -As soon as the water has cool-
ed enough to be bearable, but while?
still hot dab it over the race with a:
tuft ot absorbent cotton Repeat the
treatment ever-y three hours for two1
w
or three days. A merited improve-
cellent skins food for early spring usetl
baif1an ounce of white wax. hail no.1
ounce of. lanolin. two ounces»! oil 0!
sweet almonds. melt together in a 11111-11"
celain‘ kettle and remove from stove.
add one ounce of orange. flower water?
1 and three drops tincture benroin. and
beat briskly until' creamy-
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Regulating private banks.
Concerning payments by the stato‘ofimlhm ,. .-
for damages to persons injured dur-
highway ..
2.». .1.
station act. .
i.(‘ioooerulrrg the. appointment oltan
1 engineer of shell ilslierles
g: linking an 'appropristioh for a baht»
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log the COMINBUOE 0‘ W line. retariee sadism bshheaids‘eotw.
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thin or cotpora'tions.‘- 1 1,
wedding tile charter or in . .l’
arch Landing century. ‘ “
ment wiilbe apparent. Here is an an .
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fin thins-astringent! fisheries cm ~ WWW “m9“. 02mm“: ""
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Prrpand Erprcially For 7711': Numpaprr
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anew developed In terse upon an:
pirer‘linsi. ,
“ukomothsr. like daughter" may be
said of bathing costumesthls season.
Short waisted effects prevail for the
. little water maldnad charming-nits.
are made 0! water-punt taffetai serge.
gnbardina. brilliantine and‘ail' the other
mam used .i‘o‘r. growl-rm bathing
W. fie deem) .sbovi‘aihene has
.mwhm
on- the hem and re-
metsrlel. “mmmamin
serene hind sequined ltdandetsifi
:iHck‘ materiel. .‘wltha'l- yerlltl'l-hoh lin-
'L::~: e
. Mt outline" oi. the: underwalsl
he. 3e e‘rmi'nhd. in the cutting. The
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Motor-bl Review B'etblng Suit' No.
/ 51o poaltfmrunderlntlimethmae .1
medium tr65$~pm
Muse-1 w with! W ‘Mt' blokes; msml»”d'°s\
tied!
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tint step in construction of the outer
valet. however, in to clone the right‘
louder-arm manages-notched.-
and close right chowder mum.
edges of front on left nide- free for
'opening. Sew stunto lett back as
notched, close shoulder seam. Sew re-
ver to front at notched. Sew sqmzrr
; collar to neck adg'e, center— backs and
small"o"1perforatlons even. Gather
. lower edge 01' waist between. dunno
3 "P'l'."perforetions: ‘Adluecs-tnelde'
-. er edge otawaht. brinsinCnslngioJar-ge
1
{smell "a“ perfioration to center-(route
and double 'JD" perforation to right:
under- -arm seam; close on ten side.
Find notches on sleeves. match them
and sew up more; themsew cuffs to
sleeves, with: scant: even. Sew sleeve
into armhole. easing in‘ fullness as
much as poaaible;
. Alter then-same of the underwater.
. are closedxtlsere mine (only thence“.
to be faced nnd'i'mnt to’fbe hemmed.“
For thesklrt'sew. up thefsedms'a‘
numbed. turn 'under the hem and
stitch then gather apnea edge Ito-t:-
.tween ’"dooble "Tr" perforations andt -
Just enter belt to position and if pre- ,
forred a belt of contrasting material' -
may be need
Now close leg seem at bloomers as;
3, "0-1 perforation 'to center-aback: mm ‘
new to loweredgewobweish Wat. I
mini éoch mam-mm... 53.. .‘w.
notched. following» by 0108111.»an .,..
scan from upper edge in back to ex-
tsnsidrrJn front; turn under extension -.. .
vet. right- that cannon. sleh-psrtora- 1
limo Ian! WJNL [ME- ME I36 slots:
9!“ ‘
IOU. q. Was: are-eldest «1 2a,.
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Gather upper edge' Mignon cables-1'
human-sire o! self-“‘1‘?" permmttons Sew inflows: s‘atfioT ..1 ' '
Might; cegmn-I- even (large:
Wont indicates» cengr 23-93
smug-pt; Moretibn in doom or
under-
”Tliemathlngrca‘ irrattafletnoemb-m w
merited sills: . .
1m. niacin 3;. s. is. tale-e royals».
Norwalk Chronicler