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Maple Moose.
4 eggs, 1 cup of maple syrup, 1 pint
of cream. Beat the yolks of the eggs
into the syrup while cold. Then cook
till thick as custard. Chill. Add
cream, whipped. Lastly, add white
' ENGLISH CREAM PlE. of eggs beaten stiff. Pack in salt and
. 1 cup sour cream, 1 Clip raisins ice for 4 hours. Large baking pow»
.; (staked and chopped), 1 egg, 2 dessert der tins make good utensils for pack:
spoons vinegar, 1 deg...“ spoon flour. mg the maple moose in, while freez-
3'2 teacup sugar. Reserve White of ing “-
Egg for frosting. Cook mixture, and
insulation .
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Black tulle gowns are worn in the .
j street afternoons and are composed of,
i superposed skirts or flounces over all
rather tight satin skirt. Bands of;
SUGGESIiliNS lilillll
THE ARI 0': 0mm“ black velvet ribbon about ibree inches
Frivoline. in FA“ 9t 18 31069. speaks or flounces. The corsage part is a slen- ;
ct the fashion of pockets. "We are der bretelle Jumper shape with a.
80in; ‘0 have POCREIS again,” she“ black lace under blouse that in turn
uritcs, “which is a logical suite of the jg posed on white or flesh colored ;-
l‘t'lul‘ll to short dresses that demand chiffon " ‘
IMPlliilANl mitts
ilwuiuu
«A sewing basket can be made by
using a large dolly and whpn the
basket is formed sew iii a lining of
ally colored- satin you desire. One
absolute freedom of movement and ill);
fthat any one would be proud to pos-
'el'fy, in view of the simple life we are,
we sess.
GAME BIRDS NUMEROUS. i
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The kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
‘ f bake crust separately. it one likes ‘
nutmeg, a dash could be added to mix- REE ABVIGE
ture. ,.
Jello in Orange Cups. t
ThousandsHuveBeenHelped
Q‘Have you ever tried making orange
jello and putting it in orange baskets?
By Common Sense
Suggestions.
Cut off a portion of orange at stem end,
scoop orange pulp out, and till the has-
ket about half full of jello; then heap
whipped cream upon the .16th until it
stands up prettily, then stick a candied
.,,‘ cherry on top. Use the pulp. of course,
‘ to make the jello.
f. Spice Cake. .
' , 1-2 cup butter, 1<2 cup brown sugar,
1:2 cup molasses,‘1 teaspoon soda, 1
cup sour milk. 2 cups flour; 1 table-
spoon each lemon. vanilla, cinnamon
511d ginger; 1-2 teaspoon each cloves
and auspice; 1 cup each raisins. cur-
rents and nuts.
_. Cream Cookies.
N 3.1 1 2:3 cups sugar; 23 cup lord (and
*f ‘ butter); 1 clip sour cream {1 1-4); 2
j Eggs; 3 teaspoons baiting powder; 1
‘ .‘level teaspoon soda; it little suit,
demon and lastly flour.
, ,. ' Pickled 83am.
Scald in salted water about :20 lulu-
tiles, beans which have been split from
:fetid to end sidcwise. Put in strong
7 brine to keep.
Tomato Relish.
T: Chop 1 peck pared ripe tomatoes;
\ drain; add to pulp about 6 chopped
onions. 3 or «1 red peppers which have
had seeds removed; then add 1 oz. cin-
. .namon, 2 oz. white mustard. 2 lbs.
' brown sugar, 1-2 cup salt, 1 teaspoon
‘ pepper, a little celery seed and mix
b‘bil. Can without’ cooking.
. Fish Toast.
: H 3 One cup flaked cold fish, free from,
’ skin and bones. Heat. in watensutti-'
cient to moisten. Add butter, popper-
l
Women sufferin ‘ from any firm of I
femaleills are inv ted to communicate
promptly with the
w 0 ma n '3 private
correspondence dev
partment of the Ly-
din E. Pinkham Med-
icine 00., Lynn, '
Mass. Your letter ;
will be opened. read ‘
and answered by a
.. V» I ‘ woman and held in
slrictconfidence. A woman can freely
talk of her private illness to a woman ;,
thus has been established a confidential
correspondence which has extended over
many years and which has never been .
- broken. Never have they published a
testimonial or used a letter without the
written consent of the writer.a.nd never
has the Company allowad these confl- .
dential letters to get. out of their pos-
session, as the hundreds of thousands ‘
of them in their files will attest. .‘r
Out of the vast volume of experience
which they have todraw from, itis more
than possible that they possess the very
knowledge needed in your case. Noth-
ing is askcd in return except your good _
will. and their advice has helped thou-
sands. Surcly any woman, rich or poor,
should be glad totake advantage of this
generous offer of assistance. Address
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine 00., (con-
fidential) Lynn, Mass.
.,
Lydia E. Plnkhnm’s (lo-page
Text Book. It is notn book for
a
. adopting.
Every woman ought *0 haveL'..several raspberry pink tolle skirts wflh
“Pockets already existed, numerous 6““ Hunting 39330" APPCI" ‘0 Be;
and of all sizes. in our tailored coats,i in Prospect. V
but tilts summer it is on our skirts, John ill. Crampton, New Haven, sup~ ‘ dad. Brush the basket work with thei
tlitmselvcs, that, ““1911, embroniered elintendent of {lb and game, is mak- above with a fairly stiff brush. taking'
or plain, little or b'g' “‘9 must have his arrangements for the biennial tip.
them. For the moment they are. very .
_ pointlnent of county wardens and pro».
.;p.'lient marked by stitching or a , .
. _ . actors. The law requires that the up
little bratd. generally they are rounu- poliltments shall he made by Septem-l
ed and placed very near the waist line... her 1 ' ‘ ' ’
“tithe-e, more amusing, accompany- There are eight wardens. one for
in?! ”11' TOM‘S 0‘ bluc “We: “79 placed each county. and 160 protectors. liacll
a little further back'on earn hip. like mum), has twenty protectors. Only
the flying pockets of the Brittany and two wardens are under salary. They
Normandy “5119'." folk. it is 3 very are E. Linn hence. of Enficld, and Wil-
300" way ‘0 bring ‘31“ year's skirts bur F. Smith of Norwalk. The salary
“P l" d““‘v " they are ‘00 narrow." . oi each is “.000. The other six war.
j dens receive each 83 and the protect-:
are $2 a day for actual service. Super-i
intendent Crampton has not yet an,»
rived at a definite decision in regard
to his appointments. He may reappoint 1
his entire? corps of wardens and DI‘U'i
Tulle Dance Frocks.
There is no doubt but colored tulle
dancing frocks will be in vogue this
summer. These tulies, which include
title cotton nets, silk iulles and the
larger meshed kinds, are seen in some
of the loveliest models. l have seen
some very pretty once on the vntldc-
ville stage that would be quite possi-
ble for'a girl to copy who makes her‘
own clothes.
One of these gowns was ofVone up-
per skirt of green tulle. with two long-
er ones of ii blue that harmonized lulu
blended together. Inch of the three
skirt edges was pinkcd and cut into
dccp petal scallops. The frock was
high wuistcd and the top was sleeve-
less. cut so low that the corsagc seein-
cd more birdie than skirt. it was or
silver and green woven gauze. with'
flower vines made of the gauze and
tulle scattered artistically over it'. All-
other one of'these tulle dresses had
the present time. I_
Superintendent (Irampton from all
i will be an abundance of game birds
tor. The quail shelter made of nougns
of spruce and fir which he bud plum-d
in the woods throughout the stale al—
fordcd the birds protection from in?
intense cold. lie kept these shelters
stocked with food. principally corn and
a trail of grain lending to the shelters.
The shooting season for quail, part-
ridge. pheasants and other game birds
will not begin tintll October S. The
shooting season for shore birds opens
' lm i .
plnked edges. The corsage was s p Y September 1.
‘iectora and he is inclined to do so .itilliiit‘t’r H in
this full, Quail alldpartrltl‘ge arc pllr- rubber.
tlculuriy abundant. He attributed this way of cleaning all kinds of basket
to the cure. taken of the birds lust winfi work. '
it it is white basket work. mix some
whiting in a pail of warm water to
which some soap powder has been ad-
care to go in the crevices. Then tltrow
clean cold water over it until \llle
whiting is all off. if it is brown cane.
add ammonia instead of whiting.
A good plan to clean willie or light-
‘coiored basket work is to put two or
three handfuls of salt to half a pallful
of cold or hot water. then scrub well
all over the basket work, sprinkling
a little tine salt on the brush to clean
the very dirty parts. After thorough-
ly cleaning, rinse well with clean cold
water. when it will be found to look al-
most equal to new. Do this on a good
drying day and not too much in the
sun. L '
.tn cosy way of cleaning basket
work is to got. some soft isuup one
a saucer. l-iavc ready it
bowl of water (not too not). Then
The reports which mug. reacnw‘takc a nail brush, dip tlic brush into
"id then into the soup, and
ports of the state indicate that there apply to the basket work. When cleltni
rinse wall and polish off with a dry
This will be found it good
Lime Treatment .
in Tuberculosis i
In the May as. 1912. lllllf of the
Journll ol the American Medical Ah
Ioclullo- appeared this statement
ouunrllnc calcium tulle) medlcl-
tin- Iu the treatment of pulmonary
Iuberculollu (consul-mun):
“Under no systematic. continued
nil per-Intent regime of calcium
unlmllntion. \‘un tile-o. In neon I
number of lain pulls-nil Improve. un-
dergo II exudation or plfllll col-
Iolldutlon In the lung. which lie. rc-
. solving would appen- to contribute
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its iufanc .
_ Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counter-felts, Imitations and “Just-as-good ” are but '
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of .
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
"What is CASTORIA {
Castor-la. is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
It is pleasant.
contains neither Opltun, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its gtlmrantec. It destroys Worms
or more tho thlrt c
has been in constant use lor the relief 2f Conztiyptftlizdt
Flatulency, \‘Vind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. ,‘ It regulates the Stomach
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups.
and alloys Fevcrishness.
It
and Bowrls,
assimilates the Food giving healthy and not 1 aloe .
The Children’s Punched-The Mother’s Friend? 9
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
iii Use For 0ver3ll Years
, The Kind You Have Always Bought
1'01! cxNYAun COMPANV. Ntw you-x any,
Hv-mm w
6(in &7)Pd@ll6dl
Ztum’e, Drefffld/(ingg.
oéfronr
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and salt. When hot pour on slices of
f .- bpgteredu toast: garnish with eggs
po clued in mufliu rings.
expensive.
general distribution, as it; is too a “’ide ”0
It is free and only shoulder by two
Obtainable by mail. Write for ed each other at the shoulder top.
it today. .
fi—A
it of satin held on over each
straps that approach-
Tlic superintendent expects to have!
the printed pamphlets of the gmiic;‘
laws ready for distribution ill tito‘
course of a few days. They will con~
lelioul. Head In hand with this
coum of eve-u. the oputum clean
up of tubercle bucllll, which finally
disappear. and the patient. no db-
clluged with Inc-led pulmonary tu-
hereunto-lo.” —~.
'HAD MANY ACCOMPLICES.
udge—Did you commit the burg-I
ry alone or with the help of others?
Prisoner—With the help .of about
5,000 others.
J.—-—What? Explain yourself.
P.-Well, you see. Judge, the parade
lied everybody in the house to the
flint- yvindows, so I had a clear chance:
.do me work in the back.
\
' KEPT His PROMISE. i
Wife (at ”£011. nil—Look at the1
line! And you promised me that you
houldn‘t come home late tonight.
1 usband~WelL I've kept my pront-
se,’ haven‘t I? It isn‘t late tohight,
’3 early tomorrow morning.
‘lllliii! loot lllllNll, *
iilRIlEll-lilill iii
the .kplnrllmc .Sapc Tea and Sul-
gray and looks dry. wispy and scrag-
sly, ‘just a few applications of Sage
_ a and,~Sulphur enhances its ap-
ppsrance a hundred-told.
w'
This
it —
are offering
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Season’s Styles Payor Patterns
All the newest styles are easily made with
The Nowell Style
llcClll I‘Altcms 5099-66“. W0
many other It~
‘tnctlu new Mullah-r '
.; phur and nobility WIll Know. MEW FALL
rayhairyllow‘e'yer handsome. de- , a ‘
e advancing age. We all know the. j ‘ . MCCALL
montages of a youthful appearance? “""'" Book of Fashions
ur.h ”r is your charm. it makes 1' ‘
or merit the face. When it fades, turns‘ V ‘ TODAY
Patterns
Publications.
Mccttt
Patterns
THE NEW
SEPTEMBER ‘
McCA Li;
and. Fashion c
~ NOWFON SALE
Get a Copy, of the
It is full ofthe NeWest " A cm: 1:." cm...
Advance \utumn StylelecCull Patterns nucleus-s. m
_ of the new September denials.
Ethical medical journals seldom
speak so positively about a remedial
agent. yet this testimony coincides
with that from many consumptlvos
tutu all the laws relating to fishing and
hunting including those passed at the
last session of the general assembly. i
who have secured like results
. :hvrough "L9 use of Eckman'c Altoro- .
e.
Since calcium la a. constituent of
this remedy (or‘fiulmonary tubercna
lost: and allied root and bronchial
affections. its healing power may in
some measure be attributed to the
manner In which this element is so
combined with other in redlents u‘
to be easily assimilated y the aver-
uo arson and it does not irritate
the s omach.
Eckman’l Alteratlvc contains no
oplat‘os. narcotics or habit-forming
drugs. '0 it is late to try. If your
drought in out of "f ink him to
o
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i ORGANIZATION PAPERS. 1,
The Mlddlosex Chemical company of
iStamford, which filed armies of in.
{corporation in the secretary of the:
state’s office Tuesday, submitted a
certificate of organization yesterday.
,The‘ president is Francis J. Byrne of
Richmond Hill, N. Y.; the secretary,
W. 'ltussell Root of Brooklyn and the order. or send direct
‘ directors, Charles A: Lobe of 'Brooklyn - M‘W' “n““nh'
and Messrs. 'Byrne and Root. . ~ .. i For Sale by The Clifford Pharmac.‘
, and the Stillson Powell Corporation
. 200W
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Every Day IshflSanitary Glass Kitchen Set Day.
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to the walling at uni closing of the i ‘
rut.“
Prepared Especially For This Newspaper
by Pictorial Review]
it NOVELTY IN communion GARMENTS.
corset is slipped between the chemise
and corset cover.
Q7
.Have you seen this mostdnterestlng
bit of lingerie of the season? -lt in u.
combination undergarment consisting
of an envclope chemise and a corset
cover. it can he slipped over the braid
very easily. an the. garments may be
worn separate . if desired. A round
neck-line for the corset cover or
straight upper edge with shoulder
straps is provided. Lace frills are used
for _the neck and armholes. while the
lower edge of the chemise is trimmed
with a bit of hand embroidery.
if made with shoulder straps the
combination. in average size. requires
2% yards 36~inch material.
will be needed and for separate corset
cover 74; yard 36 inches wide.
The corset is slipped between the
chemise and corset cover. as shown in
the accompanying illustration.
Before cutting out the garment the
lawn. linen. batiste or whatever mate-n
rial is used for the model is folded and
the chemise front is placed into posi-.
tion first on a lengthwise fold. Next
comes the back of the chemise. laid on
a leigthwlse thread. Opposite this is
the lacing. Along the fold. next to
the corset cover is placed and to the
right of this is the corset cover, on a
lengthwise thread.“
If desired worn as a combination the
corset cover will have to be arranged
on the chemise, center-fronts, center-
backs and upper edges even,__omlttlng
the shoulder strap. on one garment.
after which the upper edges are stitch-
Made so" that corset hover and che-
mise can be worn together or in on;
piece is this newest bit of lingerie. The
For scpa-_-
rote chemise. 2% yards 36—inch lawn ‘
the back of the chemise. the back‘ of:
' 't stay gray! Look young! Eitli-
reparo the tonic at: home or get
in any drug store a 50 cent bottle
C. 'J. .
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SOUTH NORWALK
c9nu.j~
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; .Wyetb’s Sage ,and. Sulphur Com-
;n‘d." Thousands ofifolks" record-'
and this rendy-to-use preparation.
‘ ‘ it. darkens the hair beautltut
‘ removeithi-ttdl‘ttff.’steps scalp
‘ltipgsand tailing hair; besides. no ..
'o'c'an possibly tell. as it darkens
naturally and evenly. Yon moisten .
'pongo or soft brush. with it, draw- .
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Present this COHEN: about office-with 5 others of con-
secutive dates and the cost amount of expense items and
;;,_., . 32.50 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set.
Ready to use. all d‘complete,"inclndingfl eight pieces, for
, ' Every set flanked—Strong“. Most Durable. Most
”Sanitary and Most'Economical Mu . - ' ‘ '_ » .
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Pictorial Review Cbmblnlltion No. 5373. Sizes 32. 34. 38. 38. 40. 42. 44 and
'40 lncheabust and 14, 16, 18 and 20yenrs. Price. 15 cents.
& Cleaning Co.
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