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in milk, then in crumbs, then try in‘
butter, seasoning as they are cooking.
Oysters are so delicate that they
should be cooked but a short time or
they become tough and tasteless.
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flagrant Souffle for Two. , I
’ one cup of “title sauce by Stewed Fm" .
two tablespoons of butter
.. nil-rig into it one tablespoon
fur, and then, when these are
y smooth, adding one cup of
‘ The! cooking and stirring until
”whole is thickened Season this
with a little salt and nutmeg
m onion juice, chopped parsley.
glint you choose. Add to it one
Ed cold. boiled macaroni chopped
Oook until hot. then add the
4* two eggs well beaten, and
p thoroughly mixed cook for one
i... Set aside to cool, and when
told in the beaten whites of
eggs, put in buttered earthen
- and sprinkle with grated cheese
sd' crumbs, or the two mixed.
twenty minutes and serve at
. .either plain or with a sauce.
Wm sauce is good with it. ' i
' ‘ Baked Whitefish, Oyster Sauce.
. -' Oysters on the Half Shell. SDI" “‘9 “Sh and I" open mm the
tier as many scallop shells as skin-side down. 89'9”" with 5'“ and
."sro individuals to serve: put Dept)". and place in a baking pan '0“
it each shell six oysters with their a bed of diced pork- Balm I" a 0““
liquor.=sprlnkle with salt and pep~ oven, brushing it over 01199.0" twice
_ Wilts, tomato catchilp and a with beaten e88 Mid milk “hm 000*
- .. or two of tabasco sauce. Put a ing. Just before serving 00"” “'1‘“
hits of butter here and there on buttered crumbs and bake until
01mm and set the shells in a brown. Serve with oyster sauce.
,pliit'psn. then into a hot oven.
._e as soon as the oysters look Oyster Sauce.
' Ind-the edges are curled. lParboil a cupfiil of oysters in their
points or brown bread and own liquor, drain off this liquor into
. ._ 1‘ sandwiches Will be 800d 10 a cup and fill the cup with cream.
_ i. with these. ‘89! the shells 0“ Make of this a white sauce, season
per doilies on plates to serve. well with salt, pepper and celery salt,
‘ x _ pouring it little of tlils over the fish,
, M” Fill! Flakes on Tosst. send the remainder to the table in it
.Melt two tablespoonftils of butter, bowl to be served with it.
a two of flour and mix well, then
odd 3 cupful of milk and a few dashes
of red pepper. Add a can of fish flakes Mix a cup of cooked and strained
d let stand over tire heat while squash with three tablespoons of
is being prepared. Butter crlsn sugar. a cup and a half of milk,
ter.
serve with cream or plain:
Date Mufflins.
of milk, two teaspoons of baking pow-
, der, and s‘cup of chopped dates. Bake
tr. twenty minutes in a hot oven.
Rice Waffles.
Rub a cup of cold boiled ‘ rice
through a fine sieve, add a teaspoon
of baking powder, half a teaspoon of.
salt, two egg yolks, and milk enough
to make a thin batter. Fold in the
whites of the eggs beaten stiff, and
bake in greased waffle irons.
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Squash Bilcuit.
I ngiwster, then pour over the fish ed yeast cake.
cc.
“Some experts like fried oysters again about twenty
,. minutes.
dipped in milk to prepare them. in it hot oven.
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Moss TAX on BILLBOARDS.
HARTFORD, ,Nov. 12.—Secretary
went into effect on Aug. 1.
the past few weeks there has been a
‘2: State Charles D. Bl‘mt‘s has taken ‘nilnnnb‘o him-pum- in ”w paympm
" "3“ to increase. ”‘9 ”WM“ from of the tax. The state secretary htts‘
tax 0" billboards f0" “"“Ch a law no power to enforce the law. That Is}
passed at the last session of the
rill Assembly. lie has issued a
rt: lar to all' prosecuting attorneys
,‘tlie siate, calling their attention to
law.
til the hands of the prosecuting au-
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WAR CORRESPONDENT RETURNSI
NEW YORK. Nov. l‘3.l~li‘rederic.k
Palmer, who early in the war wast
t‘:.t{li:tlt‘(l its the itCt‘i't‘tillP-d repre-
c"Native of The Associated Press andi
other American press nassociationsl
with the British armies, returned
ycslertiay on the St. Louis. .\ir. Pal-i
p to the present revenue from the
which is at the rate of one cent
(square foot for advertising has
counted to less than $700. The law
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WILL REBUILD MACHINE SHOP.
soc'rli Ill-ITHLHHEM, Pit. Nov.:
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j a ill-”Vilill‘lt‘r .\l. Schwnb. chairman of"
«\f - "v Board of Directors of the Ii‘thle-l
. JOHOW She “]‘3 Saved”? Sftd’l'l C:l‘-‘l)llll,\'.vl‘.(’lum9(‘l here.
. . ,yestcrdti} from “rh'te Sulphur
gr” Taking Lydia E. fink- Springs, W. \‘ti.. and conferrei with
, v other officials of the company rein
hill]! tractable itlve to the reconstruction of No 4,
compound. ,giac:féle"i~?-o.il'. which was destroyed}
. r . f t . d, t‘: 1
' —"‘——‘_' . A complete inch ctlmi of the ruin-t
lle, KY""é“;‘kklfmfeméfied shot). company oiiieiais said yet»?
omen wo e , la . teldt: shown that the loss by the-
“ bltkdhgn’s Vogtehta- giire wi‘i bc less than one million dol-
e nipound ey‘ at“. '"lt’rn were no big guns in' the
would enjoy better fac‘c'. only held pieces of.a.smalll
.., th; I suffered calibic. lionemore than 4.1-2 inches.‘
from afcmale trou« and quite a number of these were not
- i .. and the doctors .seriously damaged, it was said.
' ecided I had 3i Most of the men employed in “Num-
,. .. growth stridinglz‘aaia W.
and would have fol _... "
but I refused ssIdo
otbelieve inopera-4
{ ERNMEMT. .
GannNPonr. L. 1.,‘Nov. 12.—
«and! hardly stand the pain in my iGreenport
[43i- E, .Pinunm'g Vegetable lBritish Government; this week for tho
. and-Ismso Mfuldid. lconstruction of 100 launchés, .6019“
v, lists now a well woman. Isleen in length. With a speedof. 27 miles
L A do slimy housework and take 9" "WV The“? ,'8“n¢h¢8 aremquilh
I ItnsverfsiltoprsiseLydia 990' with .p°“'e"f“l~engines and are
, "-ve‘ew:W~m, built for use as submarinemhuers,
"tr-firm J. it. ‘Rason; '
, it 11‘: understood. . , , .
v . . ' e salno- (- m
W.Jmmvllle,:xy.- , .0 Rally had previously
. - :slt teatime».
minimum speed of 26 nflles.‘
, V .OAPITA-L stocks meanest)-
s ,ogohhieCompou‘ ‘ .
'- binds-a wdneirlttddhatp
.. .. cy Gas Light Company; andathe‘
‘ . .‘Wfiflili mites-Incl“
it“... ,
Upited lllundnstittgrcompa‘ny of Wax
ierhury. ,flled yesterday certificates - o!
Mk. 0! toast and dip the edges in tablespow of butter, and one dissolv ding, and v
Let rise to twice their a few seasons ago made the idea 0
8‘19. shape into biscuit and let rise fashioning a coat at home so alaim-of
Bake ing. The. touch of fur which is
much a part of these suits just now. smart.
\‘l'ithll’li
‘ “or t‘xpl‘Or't‘d his firm belief that the;
. ‘ iwnr would last at least through the:
, _ :winter. " ‘
is
. was in flames. " . .
Two girls, em‘ployésgtrapped; by the
built 25 boats ofslmliar type t’vlth—a‘ . . ' -~' . » '
fHARTF‘ORD, Nov. 12.-—.Tho Water '
T, .' . .,_i cifissae in thclrr'res tive' '
WW £ocks. both interchanging, 3P3:
. _ tat onesL
‘iWs.¥cgctlhls*
“ ‘ V p Vififi, rthestafo‘forjsegtatnum:
' “h ‘ ---°‘-€~,m|.fdireet
, . "to of sinuous.
In light company:
in theme or th‘g . _’
iii iii oi instill
\ Three-Piece Suits.
Another convenience is the
3 VTIT‘7lvt'tTE
a of the oldtime tailored stiffness, pad- bands so that they may be slipped
urious other things which over but crowns and Wm lived no Pm'
thing are an accommodating feature
WATERBURV HAS $100,000
party Dcstroye¢—Fi_remen Res-
cue Girls.
. .. - Estore -of Hamilton Hardware. Com-1
iLAUNCHES FOR aairisn coh- i. .
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. WATERBURY. Nov. Ila—The l-[ttm'E , -
hfls 399118, blasted, .President C. Pliny Bingham,\’or theilton Hardware Company's store was mice what he owns—Judge.
. . Basin and Construct-ion .destroy‘ed by fire' here late yesterday ‘
aide. Myhusbsodtinsislicd that I 'Company, closed it contract with the 'at‘tcrnoon with an estimated loss of
The blaze hogan in
the basement within a few yards' of
a box containing 25 pounds of dyna-
mite and within a few minutes after
the explosion had been pulled awav
from the store the entire, basement
about $10,000.
'rom , 314000.000. to. “mm, at, m 1 y 1.. - .
,well as warm. Among the novelties no
three-fabric, and arranged so that the hands:
out the figs in pieces. add a VPTY‘piece, semistailored suit consisting of may he slipped into them gum: as one es required so much shirring and;
little sugar and 00“" With £0” “‘3‘ coat and skirt, combined with blouse would use a muff. This idea is espec-
Simmer until tender, Chi" and of satin, chiffoncloth, crepe de Chine itilly practical for the suit for shop-
or other contrasting material. in the pins or general wear, also for
same color or a shade that combines heavy cost. as there is no danger of
‘well with the color of the suit.
“ix (“'0 CUPS of “0‘". a ““3"" 0' suit like this is easily fashioned
a mp 0f 5‘13““ two beaten 6335' a cup home, as there is absolutely no sign
A losing a valuable muff.
at
$0
Insures the most
delicious and healthful food
til ALIllIr-llll PHOSPHATE
. Northrop and J.‘M. Tomlinson. flames on
in the case of the United llluminat-Ibuilding,
illg Company, the increase is from
$3,000,000 to $3,500,000, and the fee
ipaid was $500.
ELAZE: smoker.
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OVERCGATS
'psrtmt is In commands. snot;
renders them smart and becoming, as
tantalum i
Mitillllllllilltilil
Quick Cording. :
When the evening and dainty dress;
tlced Aln many of these fur trimmed'
suits is the “muff cuff.” These are;
wide and daring, made of fur or a furl,
Showing the Muff Cuff
cording, I began to look for an easy.
way to do it, writes a Modern Priscilla?
contributor, and found that by loosen-l
ing the upper tension of my machine,
and stitching where I wanted my1
Mutt Chains Once More. goods shirred, I could draw up the
White speaking of the muff it is in- lower thread and the work was done:
terestlng to note that the muff cord For cording 1 make a lUCk. run In thel
.0’ chain is again in favor. One sees it cord, draw the under thread, and in!
often; knotted satin and moire ribbon half an hour can do the work requir-t
often form the cord; the regulation lug half a day in the old way. I use a
twisted silk cord is favored too, and coarse stitch. }
the jeweled chain is smart and et—
iectlve. Fur trimmed petticoats and To Cut the Glare. I
pantslettes are among the season's If you have a sunny room and can-L
startling novelties; while the idea is ltot go to the expense of putting up;
somewhat ridiculous, a glimpse of the awnings, consider window draw cur;
fur 908“ pettlcoat shouting benrfllh tains of silk crepe of a restful color..
the heavy suit is nevertheless attrac- One of these curtains should be hungi
Me and fetching. at each window. it should he of the
"'— wlndow glass width; it should reach.
. The movies are including fashion from the mp'og the window to the.
pictures in their films now. so that sill, and should be attached to thel
the
soon every girl, no matter ltow small thin brass rod at the top by means or,
the country town in which she lives. small brass rings, so that it ill slidei
will be able to dress according to the easily.
latest mo ea.
tutd the sleeves are still lined with in] as w,” as beautiful.
satin. but for the lower part cloth is
preferred. When Food Burns.
The veil is ubiquitous. Women to When food is burned or dried on 3
“mm veils are becoming "“d women cooking utensil. turn it bottom side up
‘0 whom tlley are not, wear them alike over a vessel of boiling water and the
this season. And some of the effects steam will loosen the dried part so
are grotesque. For instance it girl that it will easily come off.
seen on the street recently looked as To Restore Color.
if she boasted a fiill heard. On \clos- T," a Pint of soft soap, 2 table-
" inspection ”l” effect “'35 ‘0“"6 spoonfuls of spirit of turpentine and
I” 1’“ ”TOWN" by ”1“ heavy “"dl tablespoonful of llartshoril. Put into
deep border to her veil which was ar- ilve gallons of rain water and wash
ranged directly over her,chin. garment in it. This may be used on
Veils already arranged on rubber woolen goods.
’1’
"Yes, pa."
"One believes in getting his country
this season. our of trouble, and the other believes
Detroit Free Press.
T0 ANYWHERE
AT A REASONABLE CHARGE
i E. .T B ATE \Wbolesale
3Ice Deslcr
yFoot of Ann Street, South Norwsllv
, Phone 626-4 and 259-3
' ricciti stills. entitle
13 Cross St. 13 WoodwsrtAveu
’Phonc 1523. South Norwalk. Ct.
s‘ronAoE AND REPAIRING. FORD
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Then/Tubes and Suppliss.
Service a Feature.
; mo "choc: ;
FM, III-{m 80M“ CI"
' Ind 10. mung.
Giles and Residual.
~ Tslopltons soc.
so is. lists Or. Is. Namath.
During the sunny hours this:
[curtain may be pulled across the win-r
There Is ll fiiitcy this winter for lin- dam and the glare M“ be pleasantly,
ing costs with cloth. The waist part Cut. making the light in the room ”Ski
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Fur and velvet edged veils are also first in keeping it. out of trouble."——-.
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suitor-i Director- and Embslmot i‘
(gory e—flacticdl
flame Bren/taking
Lemony
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Prepared Especially For Th1} Newspaper
by Pictorial Review
SIMPLE FROCK 0F WORSTED BEPP.
yoke and collar of the some material.
in medium size the costume required
4% yards 44-inch material.
First the hem is turned in the
front on slot perforations» Nut, sew
yoke to upper edge of from, notches
and center—fronts even; large "u" pet'-
f'oratlons indicate center-front. Close
under-arm and shoulder scams its
notched. Gather lower edge between
double “TT” perforations and two
inches above. Adjust stay to position.
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Face round collar and sew to use
edge, notches and center-backs even.
To make the sleeve. first pleat, plac-i
ing "T" on corresponding small "0"
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- 3 l\\\:‘ perforations. Close seam as notched,
t ‘ . 0 \§‘\ leaving extensions free; turn under ex—
. ‘ i \\ . ' tension on slot perforations, bring fold-
' \\\\X\ . ctl edge to small “0" perforations.
_ \\}\‘i “ t‘lose seams of cuffs as notched aild'
\\\‘\\ face. Sew lower cuff to long sleeve.
\\.N\\ , Sew sleeve in armhole as notched.
Lastly, turn under front edge of tile
right-front gore of shirt on slot per—
forations, lap on left front gore. t‘l‘ll'
tor-fronts even (large “t l" perforations
Indicate center-front); stitch to posi-
tion. leaving ‘edges free above sliitlo
large. “0" perforation for a plitclttt.
Join stores its notched.
Adjust skirt to position, upper edge
This model ls designed of worsted of skirt over the upper row of fli‘IlN'lS
repp. and the waist ls trimmed with a ill wttist.
Sizes 34, 36. 38, to, 42, M and M'-
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A one-piece neck of cor-ted repp,
i Pictorial Review Costume No. 6436.
. Inches bust. Price. 15') cents.
DRIIER EHERTS Bill-Ill
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
lows MAR Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Nortvalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
!
Ii. tyngc Stealnllyeiilg & Cleaning Co.
. - .....- BRIDGEPORT -
: Formerly known as Irldcspors Bloom Dyeing 5 Cleaning Ci
i Bllk Dresses. Olovss. lisnlms snd Lscs Curtslns Cleaned.
Tslsphons ms. l'l. LYNGE. Prop. 2” Stats 85.. orldmort
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NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL
" ENGRAVED WRITING PAPER
.STORE
Fer Rent
the second floor of the
were rescued by firemen.
The cause of the blaze is undeter.
lmlned but according to fire depart-
!ment officials, was probably ‘caused
iby a match dropped by a careless
Electric Light: and Water Co.
Enquire
' Clifford Hotel.
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PROSPEROUS.
Peaslmlst—ls he prosperous? _
Optimist-Is be? Why. he owes
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Now Occupied by the United
Hantord Block
Btiggerman BIOS. , North Main Street
CENTRAL HOTELFS'ESZ'. 2:332:22...
Cornst- Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Not-walk.
Rooms by day or week at reasonable ‘prtces. ‘
Every room vial! ventilated. electric lights and gas.
WHAT YOU NEED '
ts somemra— on our shelves. Our
stuck at
RU!“ AND MEDICINES , .
D ' ' l as NORTH MAIN STREET
contain that which is necessary til... Noltw'ALK
cure yourllls, give you strength soot»?
F. 8.12mi] ~
GOOd Job Printing
,Bsst Ps‘psr, lost work, Best Prices
PHONE 907
s.
Everything first class.
IIMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON
‘ Dodge Brothers
WWW , Ilsvelttst Purchased
‘, Whether. you prescribe for ”limit
a large supplyht tools/fisck-knlvos
to set a
_ emphasis-emulsion: .
wean flint. Our compendium do}
-sold at reduced prlcss‘.
.~Sss our. window displayesnd
prices. . ‘
and alarm (stocks, which will ‘ so,
J Norwslkl’swnSltop
4.0 remission?" "omits MW ,.
‘9 Tooting” Cats and "Runabouts
ALL‘ nuns chino-maidens accessoatss
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