icrumbs. Mix a teacupful of milk withl
three tablespoonfuls of flour and pour;
into a quart of (cry rich milk. Heat,
‘and add a quart of oysters, drainedl
land put into the hollowed loaf, in lay 1
mm with the bread crumbs in between;
fill“ 0000 Willi}
OYSTER DlSHES.
‘ Bake thirty minutes. A layer of
*
. Baked Oystert- §cmmbs should be on top.
Hahn thin slices of toast and on: —._..
each put sewer-oi plump oysters, sea» Coffee cake
don With salt and cayenne, and to Cream half a capful of butter ’itb
each add a tiny piece of butter. Put two cupfuls of sugar Add half a salt-
in the oven until the oysters curl and spoonful of cloves, and a saltspoonful
serve very but ‘each of mace and cinnamon, witha
‘ Fried Oyster Patties. cupful of molasses. Beat for five min-
ChOD the OPS" ‘5 591’. than hard 1: es, and add the creamy yolks of
ypoilsd ass. a teaspoonful of chopped three eggs and a cupiul of strong cof-
, par-noisy pepper and salt, and half a too. Then alternately add ilvte cup-
tcosnoouful of grated lemon‘ p691.l'\lls of sifted flour and the whites of
Mo? sten v.i it count pans of cream three eggs. bmtsn stiff, a teaspoonful
. and oyster liquor.
. rich DIS“? but R spoonful of the mix- Lastlv stir in a quarter of a pound 01“
litre in the center of each. moisten shredded citron and half a pound
the diligent with milk Dress them to- each of raisins and currants. This will.l
{other and brush over the outside make too loaves. It should be kept1
on one side and than on the other, in flavor if left uncovered
shallow hotJnt. until btown. .
Oysters in Bacon. Coffee Pudding. .
Wrap a strip of bacon ztb‘out an oys- Brat foot eggs thoroughly and mini
tor, fasten with a toothpick and fry .gve tubivspuontuls of sugar and hall at
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t
1
1
Oyster Sandwich. \UIJAL'L‘ ul boiling null: and bull itE
Chop a dozen oystcrs add two tttblo (uptui of hot wotct. Pout into a pod
SDOOBfU's of (ream, a more of bu to: (1 mg dish and bone. in 11 pan of “kit”?
f ,e slaw of a hick km nut. a teaspoon 1nd
".Ifttl' of "road crumbs. Season with
(salt at" ‘eppcr. Let simmer in dott-
‘ble built“ for “in minutes, thou ndd'cr‘s shout, at little \ttnilltt, n table-
who" a be ‘en egg yollt and put into n spoonful or two of crcant and tho
small rlc‘rl. Phil]. when co‘ti turn wmtc of itl’l't‘gg. Add enough sugut
out and ”709 in very thin sli“c.~z and to 111:1er u still t'rcnni, mold into hulls
plaice,bct"‘ecti slice? of htttjtlrt‘ri broad. and put it walnut llll'lli 1111 cat-h side 0!
‘ Oyster Forcemeat.cacl1 ball.
Mix ll’lf n cupfttl of mulled buttot.
n cupful each of bread (tombs- and ——TWO COMMON SUMMER ML
ucker crumbs, the liquor from the MENTS
oysters, pepper and salt. and one egg. Thousands of hay fever and asthma
"Well beaten. Mix thoroughly. but do \‘lt‘tims who are not able to go to the
H . _.
::t~:.:*::.:“°:.1fl :2. our: .. 1
.stufling green “MM": or r _ l inflammation, soothes and hopls raw
. . - 0‘ a D011 and rasplng bronchial tubes and helps
try slumnc. 01' for W" to overcome difficulty in brontblulb
Creamed Oysters. and makes sound. refreshing sloop pos
Scotti) out the router from a stain Bible.
loaf of bread. Fry brown in butter
SFI‘H.‘ \'._t‘
Coffee Creams ~
Mix stiong (olive uith confection-
lmt oven v told.
31mins. 110111 -
lllE All 01 DRESSllll‘
as it is sudden, Dame Fashion has in- “sport clothes" or in other words, com-
}troduced the sensible in dress~sbo has fox-table. sensible clothes.
ldone it more thoroughly, too, going
1 years and years of arguments
‘short, full skirt the trim, dark tailor- on the avenue, unless v.9 except those
‘ed suit. sparsely and smartly trimmed who select the Drive because of no:
)1: us,
i
l.
”Wit-h "‘9 beaten .ank 0’ FEE Fl”! first covered after it is baked, as it lo 0?:
l
brown in deep fat. Servo immedintolyfiteaspoonlut of- sttit. Gradually 84A] mu .
mountains find relief in Foley's Hon- '
Sold evorywhsre.
With an amiableness as surprising
'iuto every detail, than the most rigid
dress reformer could ever have hoped
for The war, with its sobering ln~
liiuence, has done more at one out)"
than could have been accomplished by
The
{Mood sensible, rather high, waist-
i1 is boots with straight heels, washable
1 gloves—and so on down to the last do fork fashion, with short, pleated or mf- if 511k, rub it will! either or shirts ol'
( m squares of Of 5319mm" “mowed’ in h“ “at” ’tsil. All this has been brought about cola! skirt plenty of pockets both torlwme,
GilllNllR 111181
is illNlllllllllfll
‘lllss'tichu‘settx llesire Him to line
W Tem— Former cums:-
titan Recall flawed by Republo
0115 campaign on the part. of several
1 of the candidates, and to an unusually
large number of minor contests. Evan
the political ardor of the voters.
B. Clark, of Beverly. will be officially
recognized as the opponent of Got am:
or \\ alsh and Mr McCall at the State
election in November.
l
a smart rainstorm failed to dampen?
l
Politicians ascribed this to the vlgor- WINDSOR BRIDGE plow DANGER.
OUS.
Dinner Signl Posted By Richard!
'Ctmtmluloner C. J. Bennett."
WINDSOR. Sept. 23.4Dttngor signs
There was no contest in the Program: were posted Tuesday on tho old cover-
sive Party for governor, and 'Nelsp’nzed bridge over the Formlngton River
by Highway Commissioner Charles J.
Bennett and Selectman F.1d
cousin; of the condition bf the bridge
.Cass bo-
.' y‘ ‘1 ._, .
1130;571:029, Mass. Sept. 22.——-A revis-i
n‘of lbocomplete vote of the state}
yesterday's joint primaries, made
oday. sornewhst increased the plural-
, which was rendered unsafe by having
a, .a heavy stitotrucl‘r with a trailer atom
tschod cross the bridge -Tuoaday morn-
ing and brook a’ fourteen-inch xirdol'
Repairs are. to hit made as soon as
possible. but until the repairs are
made. all vehicles crossing wll do: so
W
TAKE OUT THE ASHES.
Ursula is due to the circulation in
the system of poison and waste pro-
ducts that should be removed from
the blood by the kidneys. If the ashes
chic
The Popularity of “Sport Clothes“
Time was, not very long ago, when
“sport clothes' were left, without a
moment of hesitation, to the ward-
robes of the leisure class, who held:
tiny; for sports; nowadays, we find
in every
wgtrdrohe. It is quite as exhilarating
as the walk itself to come down the
avenue any of these crisp, refreshing,
mornings behind a mold or matroni
dressed for walking All Parts walks
xIn the Bola these days, you know, and
so we might say all New M walh‘!
brisk river breeze. 1
The. smart suit of tweed cut. Nor-
;uoo and for chic; a small but heavyi
slums, and heavy shoes in tan or;
black. is a favored costume Then}
‘ there is the girl with sport skirt of cor-‘
duroy, cost of vividly colored vcloursi
with but of the velours, and low heeleul
shoes of tan. Their stride has all thei
giaco of movement of the athlete. Doll
hampered by tight skirts. unsteady:
glioels, or discomfort of any kind. l
1 The Separate Skirt. 1
. Since the introduction of the shirt-
loulst. over so long ago, the separatu
shirt has had its own special niche in
the well drossotl w‘oinuns uurdrobc;l
ltbls Benson it promises to be even“
more useful than over bofore. it is
made moderately short. flares in the.
npprovod fashion, and is finished w.:ith
ti bolt at the normal waistline or slight-
} ly above the normal it is tthonsch
alive. or as much trimmed its fancy
dictates. Perfectly plain, depending
upon matterlol and cut alonv for effect,
it is stunt-1t trimmed with line after
line of stitching and quantitloni of
buttons, it is also smart—411 a differ»
out way. . _ .
The New Plaid Blouse.
Chief among the pleasing novelties
in the blouse line, we must pludp; the
blouse of plalded taffeta. 'I‘he plaids
or checks are not pronounced: color-
ings are soft, almost invisible. hufmou-
lzing well with the. suit of dark blue
serge or suburdlne. The green and
blue combinations are most popular
although one soon also some attractive
dull reds combined with blue or green.
These blouses are especially suited to
the tullorcd suit. The crepe do Chino
blouse still holds its own for suit
wear. too, in soft pastel pink, yellow
and lavender. ‘
The Open collar is still worn, but
among the ne'wcst and smartest of the
fall and winter blouses one sees the
high collar in its various forms. There
is no doubt that the high collar is
incro becoming than the low one to
the majority of women. To make a
compromise with comfort, many of us .
will wear them high in back and open
to below the curve of the throat in
front. This style of collar has a soft-
movad by putting“ the
1bi of flannel; spread it over the marks
1:mtmni’ul of floor of sulphur in u pintl
is: of the nominees Governor Walsh are not removed the non dies, and ti:
o rehabilitated for a third test by, machinery maps. so with the mists
e Democrats and former Congrelss- products of the system; hley Kidney
man McCall was chosen as his jRepub- Pills help the 111an more wast.
. nod . The total vote shutdowns; cadmium we.
to for the prlngpai mdldatos
as to low: Republican ohm:
ritual W; McCall, Winchester, 7 64,-?
, GraftbnfD.»Cushing, Boston, 59,-
11 Eugene N. Foss. Boston. 10,196. BULGARIA ON BRINK
tenantflovornor: Calvln‘flooll'dge, , ' -
orthanxpton. fill 696; Guy A. Ham;
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SOFIA‘“ Bulgariap: ~
apt 20, via London,
, Governor: .. David I.
,Clinton...74,468;-zd?rederlclt. 8..
y believe that,“
and pains, stun joints and soromus * ‘
On the 1331-1111: of War. Tho people .
.at‘tho owner’s risk On account 0
at: thosmodimo that the sober:
f enlng. becoming effect especially at-
the an of,“ the bridge, it in” M tractivo with cost suits. ' is likely to be a dispute between Ben-
necosut'ytito build a new one, soil it‘ _,
is mm: this will be considered SERBGBULGARIAN
FRONTIER WAR :ZONE
BERLIN, Sept. 22', by wirel‘es
to Savville, N; Y: ~‘-“'It ts report~
ed from the Balkans? says the
Overseas News Agency, ‘that the
Serbian government has declared
- the Serbia-Bulgarian frontier dis-
si
g inability to proceed with the orectlo'n it.
7 stopped because it was undertone
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WORTH REMEMBERING. 1
One tablespoonful of. extract willi
,éffonr
III
flavor one quart of mixture to bel
frozen.
A good cement {unbroken glass-
warels made by mixing Russian isin-
glass in white brandy. forming a thick
jelly when cool. Strain and bottle.
When using rub a little on the edges
and hold together- thrce or four min-
utes.
Tar, pitch and turpentine can be re—
spot in sweet
oil Then, if fbe article is. linen and
‘cotton, wash it in the usual manner;
. 56y Pictorial Review
The Juice of a lemon added to a pan
of very cold water. will freshen wiltetl
vegetables. Let them stand in it for
one hour '
Unused silver will keep bright ll
laid in a box of flour.
To remove smoke marks on a wall:
or ceiling. make a thick paste of
starch and water, and with a clcanl
and allow it to drv. Brush off with ai
soft brush. ‘ 1'
Oil of sassofras applied full:
strength is cxcsllcnt for chilblalns. l
To remove what is commonlv knowniI
“moth patches." but one table»!
of rulll and applv the
(lily.
0119 should oluays use amouih
wash at least once it duv and if nolhr
int: ballot is at hand 10 or 12 drops
of tincture of chumphor in u tumbler
of water is excellrnt.
lotion once a
HOME-MADE COSMETIC.
This is a splondld recipe for on»
cumbvr wash. (‘ut one or two cu-
cumbers into [other small “chunks,
without pooling. Put .thoss into a,
mortar and pound with a pestle or: new," mm. no,» care has been spared
use a heavy potato mashsr and n’ in its dovelopmcnt. It 15 carried out in
houvy earthenware bowl. unlll ”m lmmn gttburdltte trimmed with velvet
'. _ ' buttons.
mass is pulpllkc ln consistency.
Now filler this through a plocc1 When the designing of the modern
\ 10
f . 1m .ume is in question neither time nor
1‘1‘ cheesecloth or very coarse mus luau“, are Sp rod yet tho result ,5
I"
squeezing cub as much of iholmtmly one of the most fusclnatlng
iuico as you can. Now put the refuse “i“‘pncny'
"his duln tmk l
and filtered juice into a clean enamel: 10mm, will ”Mfi::,x;fggegu;im
«saucepan and simmer fonten minutes. vclvct buttons in two different sizes
Don't boil it. land it west "bf plain silk, with high.
Rostrnln and. when cold add ulco-ltum' do n collar. In average size it
Iroqulies to make, 6% yards 36-inch
ho] to the proportion of one table-_
«noon to it half pintiof the strained bust. Price, 15 “mm ‘
liquid. Bottle and use to sponge yourl
face instead of washing it during the:
day. The alcohol should preserve the
Juice.
A frock that is extremely simple, yet
HARRIS WANTS DAMAGES. BE.-
OAUSE WORK WAITS.
Main Strut, Stamford, Building Lino
, May Be Fixed Some Day.
STAMFORD, Sept. 23. —That there
lillllS NYARY
intmln F. Harris and the city, with ml
and to the erection of a building any
the». corner of Stage and Main streets,
is assutnod from the attitude of Sir.
Harris as expressed in a communion,
tlon addressed to the Council, Monday
night, by his counsel, Judge N. C. 5 .
Downs. '
The communication served noticey
‘tbat Mr. Harris woo being damaged by .;
. cm
' Tslophm 41I5:
of the building, work on which wits ;.
defy o—Y’rdctiCdl
flame DreJJ’J‘ld/ting
Prepared Especially For This Newspaper
FASCINATING SIMPLICITY IS SHOWN HERE.
a double.
front edge to center-front.
Pictorial Review Costume No. 6381.
fl. Lynne-m Sleant Dyeing-81 Cleaning Co.
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- .1 . I ‘1 a a t ‘ 1‘0‘0‘n’ ’ab‘ ""'"-“'"’-"'"’N'fl “‘10/-v‘r nun'nt- n‘-ta'd'-‘- '4-4-1; I‘I‘.‘ ( « a . z ‘ . ‘.
:fJ-i: : :1: a ::::: ::: M. 0.”. Q . i it ‘vg- )‘t ~‘ .~‘ ‘~-~m .“ fi.“- ‘ -\-:\- u .:6 in. & "‘-Q t -.¢ ‘-‘;l“‘\:‘=\:\:t:~:':::.:\:::!0' : ’1’.
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three scant cupfuls of hns' bread With no sacrifice of becomingaess or
\
i
material. with 1,2 yard silk for the vest. ;'
« As a preliminary “to the developmcut I
of the waist the home dressmakcr un- ‘
derfat‘es the upper edge of right-front,
about 11,-; inches deep. Hem the front;
then underfoot. front edge of left-front.
close under-arm and shoulder seams.
gather lower etize of waist between
”“TT” perforations and brim;
Stitch a
tape under the gathers and lap right—
front on left to double “00", perfora-
tions when closing. .
The 1collar is really a convertible
model and is made with the vest. First,
turn uudt-r from edge of vest on slot
pm‘forotions for an utulorfacing. Ad-
mac..-
amour
just, ~bringing uppor edge of from to
smnll "o" pcrforutiunn in shield, contor-
frottts coon. Sow convertible collar to
neck edge, notches pron.
Now, close tho sleeve scum as notch-
ed and plum lower also, bringing sin-
gle "T" to wrrcsputtdlng small "n‘fl per-
foration. Gather botwcou double “’l‘T” '
perforations. Sow turn-back cult to
sleeve as notched, small “0" pct-fort).-
tion at sleeve scorn. Roll cult on large
"0" perforations. Sd‘w in armhole us
- notched, casing in any fulttess.
The last step leads to the comple-
tion of the skirt. Turn under edges
of right-front gore and inserted sec-
tion on slot perforations: lap right-
front gore on inserted section and lap
inserted section and right front‘gore on
the left-front gore. to small “0" per-
forations, notches oven; press pleats,
close seams under pleats; stitch us il-
lustrated, leaving Mixes free above large
"0" perforation in right-front gore for
placket. Center-front. indicated by
large “0" perforations inrlght-front
gore. Join gorcs as notched; form in-
vetted pleat. mousing on slot perfora—
tions, bring folded edges together on
line of small "0" perforations; stitch an
illustrated and press. Sow shirt to
lower edge of waist over stay, center-
fronts and center-bucks even. Adjust
belt over joining of waist and skirt.
Add the buttons, and. if the fancy’
dictates, a crushed girdle may in sub—
stltutcd for the plain effect.
5
Sizes 32, 34, 36, as. 40. 42 and 44 inches
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ORDER EHERIS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497. ‘
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
Formerly kmuludgmn than Royalty l (liming co.
8m: Dru-nor Ohm m and Lao. Gumm- Glam » .
‘ ll. UR“. Prop. 29: ”at. 8!. women:
. “MALL svnztr
nonwALK;
PHONE as
V a building line on the so tn
ti: from Atlant
Hart-ls had no building permit
CONFERENCE CALLEh
' ‘ . OF oRE AN
GENERA
Sept
2' 35 p. m.
Mayor (Brown stated that, before be
tipped Worn on the building, Build-
in: Inspector McRedniond told him Mr.
STAFF
re~ ,
‘,that; Bulgaria had , .
choral mobtlization of
sludge sum~ 5.
JHILDREN'B SUMMER co D .
It baton: to negloct a cold t any. i, .
time housings “webbed; the system
and lily:t tho sufferer open to attach
trout other diseases. wot. feet. sudden
uncovered at night cause many child; .
rend colds in summer. Foley’s Honoy ,,
and To! Campound gives sure and '
prompt relief. .
Bold everywhere. .
changes in temperaturs and sleeping I .
Norwalk Chronicler