t
ll“; into the mixture
7 ates.
eh for thirty
»~—- a
bottom 01' the inside of
1
emly over the
- 'mlnutes.
f milk.
{the pudding, and 1111 it
Apple Pie.
Mix Well. by addihg
of very cold water.
Brush the inside of
one-half cup of sugar. add one
191.1911; milk and a pinch
“until the salt and sugar are ti“ transparent
red; Then add one well beaten figs. add 1 CW 0’1“3l€r2 1 011D
Put two rounding teaspoons of sugar.
Miler into two Cups of flour, with tile tapioca. 11‘1a1o1 with v
Eben add one cup of walnuts Rd cream 0“ top.
have been finely chopped. Stir
Why a brisk upward more-
1711111 into a 11eli greased bread
the mixture stand for 11111111 sought for because they are “011011110“
‘Then bake in a moderate 8‘
.- forty minutes
Blackberry Pudding.
e a deep baking-dish with a good fourth teaspoon salt, {W0 0111)!
mat. Spread a layer—about three-After these are all mixed together add
1‘25 01 an inch in thickness—of three dessertspoons cocoa stirred to
sweetened blackberry sauce over a paste in one-half cup boiling water.
in slices of bread ~stale bread
o~butte1 them lightly, and lay
{Ida of the pastry to line a pie thoroughly.
teaspoon baking powder. 2 cups
flour Bake 11$ hour. Serve with sauce.
Two eggs, 1 cup of powdered sugar
;m_ MD M“ and 1 teaspoon of flavoring.
Fig Tapioca Cream.
Onevhalf cup tapioca, 2 cups cold
Soak o1cr night, then cook
Chop 1,9 a pound oi
of
then mix
anilln.
while stir. Chill and sens in glasses \1‘111 whip-
of water.
Cook till smooth
Eggless Chocolate Cake.
Eggless cakes are always t
mos
This one of chocolate has always
been popular: One and one- half cups
sugar and one- -half cup butter creamed
together, one teaspoon soda, one
flour.
the cr'ust.‘B§lle in loaf in moderate oven.
Creamed Beets.
blackberry The little tender new heels are nice
lover the slices with a gener- creamed. (‘ook until tender in boiling
layer 'of suectcned apple sauce. salted water, skin and slice into hot
tire dish in a moderatelyfiquick dish Pour over them a cream sauce
11111.11 191 the contents cook for made by melting in a hot pan a table
Then beat one egg light spoonfuLof butter, blending it with a
tir into it 1110 tablespoons of tablespoonful of flour. then adding a
Four this over 1119 [01) cup of thin cream with salt and D09 been worn to show
rcmahr in per to taste. Cook until smooth well
Cornstarch Pudding.
Four cups boiling water. 4 table-
Blend two heaping tablospdons or spoons cornstarch] cup sugar. 1 tea
with one cup of flour, to which spoon salt.
been added one-half teaspoon of extract \lix dr1' ingredients together
1 egg, 1 teaspoon lemon
two tablo- moisten with a little cold water, stir
Roll out till smomh, then and egg and 1an
Pour slowly into boiling
the pastry water, stirring ronstnntly until thick
811111111011 11011
111111 0111188111!
This season fashion has been most:
kind with regard to hats as well as
gowns, and shows manv charming
models from which to select. .thle,
there is such a latitude in size and,
shape and color, one finds, it easy to
decide on 11 becoming hat. it is of
importance to watch closely the man-I
net in which the miliiner poses the!
hat on the head No longer may the
resulting effect of that neglect be;
blamed on the arrangement of iuir
rors and lights at the hat shop, whichl
made the hat becoming there and!
not elsewhere. But the cause rests!
solely with the purchaser's lack of per- {
ceptlon.E1"ery year the angle of the
hat changes, as does the style of?
coiifure, and yet the woman who buys
chat to wear 111111 last year's coiffure!
and this years clothes wonders why!
she just misses being smart.
1 That there is a white marking to in- .
dicate the front is not suflicient, as general COMO“? may b obb‘PrVP-d
tlTe angle at which the hat is poised is! There is "We“ delig Hill contrast
the secret of style and charm. Far ”‘35 Y9”: and the always DODHIBH
too many large hats are seen orn black velvet 1i!“ 15 more. ”‘8“ 9“"
down over the back 101' the head. becoming. “"09 ”W facing is 0' 311
Iqually out of taste are the small 3120th com"- '
fans “om off 1119 10.19.1191“, For! Plumes are Worn about the crowns . .
many months in Paris the hats havc and mm“ 0f hats bill only 1‘ scanty Babies should “w "1 a room fun or
much of the coil- 'mnxp while the luxuriant plumes "I, sunshine and air. it must be well 1'en~
Almost any but placed at the back and curl toward the -,tilated but never dmrty and the ther-
BAKING Pownrn
Assowrrtvl’uns
A tiold All Substitutes
i
llll’llllllllll llllllllS
All Sllfllllll llN0ll
lec Babies Plenty, of Air.
lure. in the back.
9,6115%!“ it IIS 8 rlchd golden blended and thickened and gene hot. with 11 brim.whe1hcr wide or of the from but rarely go beyond the center mometer during the day should regis-
erte nit sweetene cream.
narro11'.esi is more becoming when side 0' “1° 1“" Some 801390113 royal ter from 68 to 70 \’
placed with 11 little slant to one side purple hats withlumes 0’ the same
The straight liur across the forehead “’1‘" MY“ been “9"“ m" elaborate 0” warmly covered but by no means with
is rarely becoming A hot whidi dips casions, 3“" prove mo“ “"90”" mum; of any WHEN Soft lightweight
in the buck hi .1 mistake. although the Maria Guy has sent 0"" a charming blankets “d if possible, of down or
0! course the baby must be kepiI
l
1111;. may be 51mm“ across and at black velvet hat of medium size 11111150351 85 ”11‘ latter gives a sense of!
least a third of the head co1',ered as 3' crown “0‘ very lush- and a (””03” warmth without any 11'.eight “95h
is noticeable in the small flat turban pink feather fastened at "‘9 back “f air is necessary, quantities of it and a
with the ubiquitous luce veil When the brim curls underneath ‘0 appear regular diet for the bub)’ and the
“mung ,, mm 1",. 1, 1,, MM. to wear at the 1m side with delightful effect same for the old" children
defy é’jbdethdl
7(0me Drerr/‘idlting
.Qarfonr
ERR
1
Prepared Especially For 7711': N>w1pap¢r
bLPicloria/ Review
FOR THE YOUNG GIRL‘S WARDROBE.
By following directions carefully it,
will be 1111 easy matter to put the dross
together. it is 111-ll to begin with 1110
waist, the under-arm and shoulder
511111115 of which are first closed. a!
nuic'ln-d. Next, turn the hem in front
at notches. Gather lower edge of front
and lJZli'k between double "'l‘T" per-
forations. Center-front indicated by
large “U" perforations. Sew stay to
lower edge.("c11te1—backs even. small
4.011
1'1mforution at under- arm seam, and
bring front edge to center- front.
Now, pleat the sleeve. bringing “T"
to corresponding small "0" perforations.
i‘loso scum us notched. Close scam! of
coils as notched and face. Sew lower
curl to long sleeve. notches and scams
cwn; 111-w upper cuff to short sleeve.
cunsmuciton cumsaa
Ullll OllAlt
1111111 cut
Mud 1.11 so. it!
seams even. Sew sleeve in armhole u
the white of an egg (one 93; will and smooth (‘ook slowly about 15
one for two pies). Pure tart, ripe minutes and just before removing
Diel—Sl‘eenings are best. Slice them trom sto1 (1, add flavoring.
17 111111, and heap the pie with plan-1 '-"~*——+"‘
of the slices. Sprinkle one cup of ENCOURAGING-
' over the apples, dot with but! '.'Wl1at'11 Professor . lliggs doing
: g one iablcspooniul; thenfltese days?" .
11.1mm by little, one cup, of hot 11111- “He’s trying to decipher 11 lininlon
Q19 suit with which it will he w.orn
Otter the [lure of the coat or the. roll
of the collar will change. the Effect 01’
the hat. producing brokcn lines. and
then of course the elegance is lost.
IToo often lllt‘ style of hair diessiug 1s
!chnngcd after the but is selected. and
——_.....
Excellent Dust Cloth...
Split and sew iogmhcr
/
‘ Square Bibs on Blouses.
Square rovers or “bibs" fall
smart blbuse fronts now
”,9 edge of the bib 13 hamstltched dust cloths in an airtight pa with a It 111-the touch of braid that gives .1
sometimes it is bound with braid, or few drops of kerosene 39”" led on military cilcct to many of the 111111
is corded all around One pretty them and ‘9‘"? ‘0 sinnd "4 hOUYB-troi1ks,n11d the design of A)“: gown
m the standpoint of
l
1
from X
A
ghe "pp"! which is given a military touch by the
Sometimes halves 0' ““9 cotton ‘10-‘9- P‘M‘i‘ ”1930 brand trimming. it is 111 blue duvmctyn
youthful semi- princess costume
notched. small "0" perforation at shoul-
der seam, casing in any fulness.
Next, take the skirt. on which there
is a crosslinc of small ‘0" perforations.
Slush the from gore- ('11 this line and
insert a pocket. Trim along. line of
double ”foo" perforations, and along the
edge of the extcmsion as illustrated on
the reverse side of envelope. Join
gores its notched. leaving the left. side
the millin r 1.11 blamed for an ill lilting
“out the top crust and cover ian tnblei.” but A. isit to some excellent e11
Ie apples with it, or cut it in Strip! “Any 1’1 Sill” 1““ fl” tablisl1mcnt.11'llh 11 talk over the
3“ it on latticewlse, 90 that the “1'5 "’1 "figs 1"” ""“"“°‘ "rmm‘lm" change of style in coiffure, may result
m visible 13911179911, Bake for and the (hildrPn have been sent to in 01111 mm“, changes in the dress
y minutes. ithe home of a rt‘lllll\e"‘-Bll‘mlllg 111g of the hair but will add dislinc
ham Age Herald. lion and be in harmony with the new
m"““""”""“ modcls 11 hon placed on the head An-
A 1101111111 knows her heart 11 hcn she other important point is [.0 try on tho
1 is not surt1 oi hcr own mind. I11,“ 1,010,... a long mirror. so that the
1,11
_
, Cottage Pudding.
'cup,Imlik, 1,5 cup of sugar 1
” '2» - tablespoons melted butter,
CONNECTICUT PATENTS. l Joseph Barraja Frauenfeidcr,B1ldge ”drier for tirerepair devices. .
be following were issued 'Novenr 11013;? patents; submai'lue‘boai; sale-{131p 11111111 8. Sanford, Bridgeport mak-
.1916: List furnished from of iv mechanism for operatingthc muzzle 'ihg journal bearings.
. A. M. Wooster, solicitor oi' pat- and breech door of torpcdo- tiring tubes.
Bridgeport, Conn. Walter B. lashar, B1idgeport,.
Ruben 0. Cole, Hartford. protected
re; electric sen ic «1 cut- out.
George A Gauthier lluriiord,al1
It.1chment plug receptacle. .
John M. llan11on,liartford. machine
for 111111111111; sand models.
William A. Lorenz, Hartford,
{writing machine
Fricderich Masher, Hartford. bottle
capping machine 1.
(11.11.11: .l'. libbons oi \‘ew \iiltordI
and P.Cl1‘a111cil of Bridgeport, gcurl
.dri1e io1 rolling mills.
type- !
l
1"”
{Fine F urnituic Will End Saturday “
Night .
AYMOND“ & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
William E. Porter, New Haven, rcg~
ulntor for marine clocks.
. Clarence E.1Smitl1, New Britain, fas-
' tener member for bags and suitcases,
! (design )
l
1
I
1
New Britain, indicator signal for lock
Norwaik. '
ers and the like.
. Clarence F Benjamin, Milford, com-
“#8 Main Street; r- .
What Are YourAsset‘s?
gage. I
Guy L Bouham, West Hartford, re-
1 9 scientific conduct oH-mflness and personal affairs today classes (311335111
method. employed very distinctly lra H Spencer, West Hartford, 1111
’ gan blbwer.
Lauritz Anderson, Waterbury, 5 de-
sign pateirts: ceiling light, socket cov-
er, canopy, ceiling piste; side wall
plate.’
, Edward M.Barbe1i Stonington. tym-
parKfor box cutting and scoring mach-
ines.
David R Bchn. Anson‘ia, shalt orI
roll bearing.‘
Avoid The liability
"f not having a checking acccount. We invite accounts Which are ‘
ven efficient and courteous attention.
1 airfield County National Bank: 1
. rHe OLDEBT IANK IN NORWALK. "“ '
r:
Junction tip for crutches and canes. _1'
Maxwelisfi-lart and W. J. Williams, .
bined carpenter's square and, miter .
volving safety razor and massage nie- -'
Samuew. LohchRiv_erslde,/com‘l
blouse 13 of blue Georgette crepe with This makes an inexpenshe dustlcss! matters ""1. ”'0
block satin nocturne outlining the duster
square bib and covering tiny buttons
No 11911 11111111
that Outline 11 V neck opening. Above chased equnls pieces of old cotton
rises 11 choker of black 11min. supporh sheets “"1 1""0“ “"93 for scrubbing1
lug ilarc wings of orgnndy.——Indlan and cleaning, and (“9“"de flannel
upolis News.
l
riui that can be pur!
l
underwear is splendid for cloths f0r1coilar.cufls and belt
edges free above large "00" perfora-
tion in front gore for u placket.‘ close
crow-15 scam. Sew to lower edge
of waist 111'111' stay, center-fronts 111111
center-bucks err-11. frock the 11131?“
edge of extension to position on waist
front, largeflj” perforations oven.
Lap the front section of 1ln- holrm
appropriateness. Prinhess frocks as
well no semi tailored cficcts arc braid-
11' mined, as may be noted from the ac
compiinying model in blur1 d111‘cty11.
Bloc or black bruld'mny be used. and
the trimming outlines the pm'kits
quaintly set into the skirt as well no
in average size
Hammond. Knowiton and company.
Putnam, coton silk andt linen thread.
Label. '
The George Orlove Co. ”Seal of Da—
kotas" (for wheat flour)
1
.
1
l
1
l
l
Floral Tributes, original ac-'
signs. .Casket Coverings 0! ram!
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt{
service. Telegraph sommunica
tion with leading florists in prin
cipai cities in the United States.
/(
Phone 364.
s
FAST Pasteur LlNE—TO’NEW"
" YORK. ' 3"
Freight boat loaves Pier 37 East
River. New York (root of Catherine
St) everyday except Sunday. at: n
m. height received at Nam/9.11: unto
on. 1d and 111 South Norwsik ip to
5: 30 v. in
George F. Fonts. General Agent
THE ANNING .l. SMITH TRANS
DORTATION LINE me.
. 1111111111 110101611119
DIistributora economist and,
g
.,
Stephen T. “Smith Stamford, typer'
‘ writing mtichlne. ,
,1
MERRliA OLLEGE
Our SECREIARIAL COURSE will 11:
1
educatio 111i record book.
O :1 ‘ ,
.11 V0“ in secure “d. b01123 399d pIolltAOR-I J. H. Warner, Forestvilie, locking do 1
ASK F0 - - 111ccrordsshclocksI.' 11 . !
'H sonwaut STAMFORD
1111111111: A. Wheatley, 11111111111»an !
George W. Whitteniore, Bristol anti!-
Smith Norwalk
1 he Sterling 11111.11 1 o.
rim, Conn.
.z‘
.197 .
Automobile s11 iMotor Cycip
11‘ s. LYON]
Good Job Printing
Best Pap‘erfiest WoI'k, Boot Prices
88
i8."NOR
ORTH MAIN STREET 0
ALK
PHONE 907
llave Just Purchased
a large supply of _tools. jack- knives
and alarm clocks, ‘lvhlchI will be
{Norwalk Pawn 3111115
Jog; MfifiNfiiELDLPmp.
40 Water-.51, So. rwalk, Conn.
l
._1..
South Norwalii florist 10:11 1.3411111 nr'cd- _
2' So. Main s1. assuming .51ch “ “"1“" """"’ ""' _,
_” _ washing paint and 11indo11s, for (1191111.!1110 froth requires 115,3 vfurds Il’ui lIrInh 11192111511; iii‘tii‘:1iil!gisri‘fiiil 1::1I1I1IIlnl'IgItIIfll”
1‘ - ~ -._... ' lmnterinl. with yard 11 mm rus ng per or o . .. .‘ .11 2'
“‘P'Mom‘" [Ollrli‘i’ll lm'llf‘s in C“ mg “he" and polishing brass” l silk for the belt. gtcollur and cuffs and l11'11id.
1111111 ercncc 1111111 been found in Eng , , s. , ,, l 4 1 18 1nd ,0 \‘91li'S. HA8»—
111ml. «11“.! fSeniinel “in“ A581 pay. Try one. 1“ 1!: Iglfiiorinl Review Costume .\o. 64.5. S Zen 1 . it t. ,
'«-—n———~...«.._.., »‘<‘ V W > ... m...» _ A”... ..v—-»« _" .. ___,_. _, _,
TRADE MANRS.
Th 'Sair T 111 111 r 1 ' c ! \ "I. ”pm “M“ c." l'” l [I leaniil C0
6 8 ex 9 111111111: urmg o Prod H. “mum“ . A" I; S Dy & C .
of Bridgeport, velvets and plusbea 11 ! Funeral Director and Embtlmor. ! a ynae eaBanI ngRT 9 , 1’
”‘8 New ! Miles and Reclaim ' fl '- 1: G
Qulnebuug (.91.. Brooklyn, cotton. “mm. 904 . Form-"y known It Irma-part 8mm 13161119 01 Ole-ulna 61
pique goods . ‘ , u ‘9 M.” It. .0 Norwuk Bllk Drones, Glows. linkage and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Hellpcrn and (moss lluriiord,s11ea- ‘ Tclcphonc ms. ~- H. LYNGE. Prop. 298 out. 8L. Brldoeport
ten, ML 1 ,.
' 1 W
SPECIALTY BOXES
No Creams-—
I-zlb.boxa...1........... 40¢
I-lb. box 80¢
Something especially fine.
Buggerman Btfls North Main Siree
W6 ' BloeL
h ;
NEWLY RENOVATED.
CENTRAL l'IOTEL J08. DI BESSA BROP
‘Corncr Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
1
l—
/ 1 ‘
STORE
For Rent
Electric Light and Water Co.
cititifi‘hétei
“4'1." .
fistula-pl.
kw. I. talcum”
‘ s to i
blow Occupietf by the United
1
Rooms by day or m1: at reasonable prices. '/ '
Every room well Ventilated, electric lights and gas. ‘
Everything first class. ’1' l ‘C
, , -= ., a"
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON
.. I'Dodge Brothers
Touring Cars audRunabouts
AL}. KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
73 11.1.1. M5111 St. 1
s. L. BENEDIC NW... '
AGENT FOR RE'O AND DODGE sac-s. CARs.
1 «1
1
Read the Classdied Ads. on Third
,2 Page, Try Them For Result ‘
Norwalk Chronicler