“a: whim until still,
think: add three
7.,of milk- to the
.anul of melted
Whitman and three~
.. mi of salt, and
MWDOOnful of pepper
: of not too fine
r Pour into a butter-
Walloon minutes in
m. 4,
hurl chicken.
,3 Ml. lathe ones for
‘ ' are .void of taste.
finger-tin: and then put
V“ with boiling water
Win). one onion.
. W aid a small spoon-
} bin sauce. Simmer
3 detention
d: m {chunks some
,»- , madman issues
W and a little chopped
“ 3 Min about and pour
slob "serving of chicken.
WW bacon so that it
Mind a. delicate brown
this and have it ice cold
Willis frying pan. The
hot. but not red hot.
---.r or easierway with
than to cook it in the
Minnelli! a shedt iron
~w winches. slice over-
btbcr. so that each strip
, aura strip of fat under-
ls. also improved if
inhaweet milk. than in
‘ . a little hot grease.
three tablespoon-
one leaspoonfui
38
"a T0 SEIZURE
,, rEne'lanll.~. Jan 3.
oi'Olficial informa—
“do the Associated
’ British government
"313 d that any parcels
' paidlou them,
re ‘if they con-
Which under the or—
"ii {1135' not he ship,-
Germany or her
ftial. postal cor-
ccording to .this
'ibinh‘lc on . vesse‘s
"seas. and is
but still
‘ protect'nin to' parcels, na matter
health. and ”girls
r‘furnac'e. . “better:
'ateiglleatei-l
Warmers.
‘U‘ ’a
l...
0' -
-.
'.U
.- a’p'-I‘.
- s ‘ ac-..
much Graham flour as can be stirred
in easily. Bake in a moderate oven.
Corn Fritters. i
To one wilful of corn. add two well-
. beaten eggs and a cupful of flour. in
which has been sifted a teaspoonful
of baking powder and one of salt
Drop by spoonfuls into the deep, but
int and cook till light brown.
analloped Corn.
in the bottom of a' well baitered
baking dish, spread a layer of stain
bread-crumbs or cracker-crumbs.
Then add a layer of corn. with next
a' layer of crumbs. alternating the
corn and crumbs until the dish is fill-
ed. Season with salt and pepper to
taste. and over each layer of crumbs
put chunks of butter. The juice of the
corn may be used to moisten the
crumbs. and milk may be added:
Cream slaw.
Cut the. cabbage very fine with
slaw cutter. Take half a cupful of
cream, half a cupfui of vinegar. and
this gradually together. stirring con-
stantly. Add a tablespoonfnl of sugar.
1' teaspoonful of salt. and a dash of
pepper. Mix thoroughly together and
pour over the cabbage.
——
tponqe Cake.
- Beat two one five minutes. add one
cup ofsugar and beat again, one cup
of flour with a teaspooniul oi baking-
powder. one half cup of hot milk and
one half teaspooni‘ul of lemon-extract.
~Bake in a-round or square tin. or as
a cream layer-coke.
Southern Salad.
('llop six or seven stalks of celery
with a few of the leaves. two red ap-
ples with skins. two onions. and um-
baif cup of walnnt~meats. all chopped
mix with two tablespoonfuls of olile-
oil and salt and pepper to taste or use
any preferred salnddrcssina.
ii
Sour-Milk Cake.
One cup each of sugar and sour milk.
two 4 nos of flour. one level teaspoonfnl
of saloratus sifted with the flour. one
.... n o. onl‘er. a iiitlr flavor-
'nu. link» in a loaf or in llllifilil-l‘llig“.
A few chopped raisins may be added if
liked. /'
..brown and sweetr’
., Oils flavor. if a little mo-
luggage pan.
Graham Bread.
British government that. undcn
law when carried on ships which
voluntarily call at liritish ports.
Mail on ships calling voluntar—
ily at liritish ports. however. will
l)t‘ subject to municipal law,
which means that under the
present war conditions the gov-
ernment asserts the right to c\~
tend the censorship to such mail.
Great‘llritaln takes her stand
squarely. on T he Hague Conven—
tion of 1907. which according-lo
the British contention. gives no
nil-oer what cl 1», of ptlslagc they
may be carried. The resolution
passed during that convention
printed in‘ French expliciti
states that the only form of mail
,‘not liable to seizure is “corres-
. pondence' postals.” .-
The resolution, according to
‘ tile records, was moved by a Ger-
man delegate. who on an inter-
;pellation from an ltallén dele-
gate. stated that immunity was
‘meant to apply to letter post
alonc. 'l‘hisflvie‘w will be rigidly
uphc'd by the' British govern-
-menl, which does not admit that
it has yet interfered with any
first class post. But according to -
a high official, who is exception—
Ially well informed on the. sub-
, ject. the government-will not hes~
itatc to seize anv parcels no mat-
ter what class of postage is used.
This official said. that even in
the case of vessels calling at
English ports the government is
. not inclincdto usethe powers at
ly necessary _. and . that mails‘ tie“-
tained , on .. seized ships will" be
forwarded: as- expeditiously , as
possible. He said..also, that the
British mails. on the way .to Run
51a was“avgretaliatorywnveasure and
nouns '
' over
f Official‘circles‘zhere . are ‘Ebn:
‘ its‘disp‘osal unless it .is absolute?
reported . seizure, . :hy. .1 Sweden of.
Won‘the'puthchdL,
en; toxassert twosome .A control-
rlnsgparcel postvas Great
serge, as trimming. connect them with
the skirt. For instance, straps of sorge
hold the fullness of the sieeyev; at tbel
unit-ms, bard-r the opening of the
Tthen there is a. gold tissue draped‘gir—
—————— l Corduroy is an )tl;er favorzae mater-
'i‘his is the season which brings the ‘4‘ and i‘ is int-"19 in "’3' light
young girl and her wardrobe to the 1‘ 925m- so that a curdoroy :0". 1 is notl
front. says the Monitor. She need. necessarily clumsy.
new frocks for the vai'iws\entertain- weight corduroy “00“ I
ments of the holidays, and her win]. green has bands of the same
robe. mmt be freshmen for the next ’hifl‘ni. of graduated width air-II:
term. it is probable that the majority “ii“- eu'h hand being owner with!
of the frlhikfi, prepared by the Pa“; row of matching soulache lit-11‘. Sidel
houses that make a specialty of dresa- "willie, long, cornucopia-shaped. and
his the young girl, are being sent to wide cnoug
other lands where all sorts of fun will drapery. are the
crowd the. holiday time of the school~ "Y braided and
girl. A description of some. or these Then there is a gold tram draped id"
pretty models will be amulet! Dy die
those who have young girls to dress. ray 8
as well as by the girls
The new fashions are especially
(1)111an to youth. for they are largely to have but: to match each gown. eith-..
taken from the period when heroines or made of the same material. or oi
were "sweet sixteen": the brieht col- felt. with some touch of the dress ina-
ors and flower-like effects that charac- terial as trimming.
terize so many of the gowns are mo}!
suitable. Particularly where young
girls are concerned the change is a
happy one from the oriental styles of rink war. made of nut brown Russian.
n few seasons back. to the present. mummy cloth. The skirt was short.
graceful. very feminine fashions. and full, and had a four-inch border of ‘
To begin with the plain alum.
drew. sullablc for the schooiroom or
for everyday wear at home. nothing is
more practical than the blue serge 81693.- WNW
frock. Some of these are extremely “MNWDIMMI 0‘
simple. depending for style on their
faultless line and workmanship. with
perhaps a black or colored leather belt
as the only ornament. A new fancy BM"! billionfl.
for these belts is to have slits cut in
them. by which they are attached to .
buttons sewed on the gown. Often the down the front to the waist line.
blue serge frocks are relieved 6y 'Around the waist was: narrow beaded
brighter velvet coliaru and cuffs. A it)?“ which knotted Al the Will". in
pretty new frock ls embroidered with front. the ends falling down almost to
mixed gold and silver metal. it ban is the bottom of the coat skirt. w ‘
skirt platted all around. except for list they wore finished with brown silk a:
hill pieces which are Blnb'nldi’i‘t‘d. The ‘scls. A Russian turban. with beade .
rinbriderv also imitates a blcro on the red velvet crown which (hooped to a
blouse. nail is used again on a flaring point at the right side. vha
wide cull. There is a girdle of bright with abrown silk melanomas! aband
rin .l silk and a white organelle collar. of seal fabric around the crown. Heavy
Other or... frocks are made up with lan laced boots were worm When the
contrasting materials, preferably willi cont wusythrown (won it disclosed a
linssian blouses of silk or silln. or cv- crcpodc chine blouse with gird
cu whet on which a few touch-3.4 oi tr'mmlng oi the beaded heading.
A Skating Costume.
Cossack coat. full at the front and
silt eoaotall back. A
4’
Willi lllllliS
bottom
themselves. duroy lined with the tiawe. One of stick. and a delicious crust
ho use now-likes tor quite young rim is, suit.
around the bottom of the coat’ finished 3nd: open.
"'8 91189 0' the'slceves ““5 formed it ends alike. if these are made just
wide Cossack collar around the neck. the rial“ me. they “.1
"I" "’3‘ n 50““ and they will be found easier to keep
piece. murmur iht "07d" 0“ “1" ”0" clean. and are. besides. much more N-
tom of the skirt: fasteneddhe coat. lractivc in appearance.
hero have lost their flavor.
one‘ teaspoon of cream tartar
cording to site of pie) is mixed with
the sugar before adding lD/llit‘ ple.i
nd that they have regained;
finished you will ll
flavor and you will have-
thelr natural
uvmunnow
Brass Polish.
1’0" relishing brass inkstands, us.
One oztne-e. itgm' 08. mateheases, or faucets, apply
'n Russian elm ashes with a damp cloth. and
color polish thoroughly.
nlllw. look as good as new.
Baking Cale. ‘
When baking a cake.
will re
Rusty Screws.
if you will apply a redhot iron to
the head of a rusty screw for a short
time. and use the screwdriver while;
‘thc screw is hot. it Will conic
A skating costume recently seen at a daily.
.-.....
Paint Bruins.
When your paint brushes have be-
liuSslun «bold work. ”Ill W“! done “1 come. still with dried paint. they can
dull northern colors. There was a real be easily “1‘1““ in hot vinegar.
_—.———
Convention Pillow cases.
seal‘ffr fabric “5 Sow up or buy tubing, leave both
and hem and trim both
Late Apple Hint.
At this time of year. when apple
a delicious plo.
lo and uses of carpet
.——a-
A sure preventive against the rav-
bugs or buffalo moths
ls sulphur in a very fine powder.
.—
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N. ‘., N. Ho& Ho R. kl
Timetable . i
only subject to British municipal
to a blockadcd port is liable to
international law. mail addressed
seizure. ~
an” government asserts iliutl
nothing but the parcel post was
sci/rd on board the steamers (ls-
l‘ r ll. and Stockholm, and that
it has no "inforamtlon regarding
the mail on the steamer United
States. which it says. may have
called voluntarily at Shields. The
Holland-American liners coaliuc.r
revularlv at Falmouth will have
their malls subiccled to the oper-
ation of the British law.
_..
SOUTH NORWALK To new voaa.’
A. iii.~~1:.-il>.. 5:42;. (2:09. 6:5“.
7:181. 7:40. 8:10x. 8:211. 8:59x. 9:23.;
H40. 10:33:. 10:53:. 11:51. . I
P. M.——1:13x. 1:27x. ":02x. 3:20.
4:311, 5:18x. 5:45. 6:023. 6:47. 1:03.
1:51. 0:453. \_
Sundays.
A. M.—12-3.’u.
10:33:. 11:51»
P. hi. 1:13x. 2ciix. 3:121. 4:311.
8:51.
3121.
"Why'do you object to my marry-
ing your daughter?"
”Because you can't support her in
the style to which she. has been ac-
customed all her life."
"How do you know I can't? i can
sTa-vt her on bread and milk. same
as you did!”#Exehange. '
10 : 40.-
NEw YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
" A; 1—4:“; 5:30, use-8:00;.
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P. lie-18:03:. 1:06. 2:041. 3:61.
8:2’ix. 3:54. 4:23. 5:13x,‘ 5:29. 5:32
8200!. 0:06. 8:101. 9:87, 11:15:.
13:00:. _ .3 .
Sundays.
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1950!: ,
‘P. lit—12310. 1:03x. 3:39x. 5:02.
5:253; 0:00x.. 7:2“; 8:101. 11:161.
12:00:. . . - '
sou-ruuoawam 1'0 new Haunt
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9:15x. 10:18:. 11:12:, 11:51;
P. “#430. 3:16;. 4:28. 5:10, 0:20.
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A. M.—-—12:23:. 1:131.
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7:43. 93.15:.
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. 6:332. '05“;-
ought- to be onset the most attrilctlve I ‘ ~“
roomain your home. Woes: help you
‘ r.‘ . fun—7:. 1" '.
”Am“ u wtmm'u“ I _ com nomksls'rmmwav.
sent-4:13. mummy. ; 1 ,
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has-thatdl'stifctionofrahemeauthat 1A.:- :Lfiguma. . .. .
accounting-unimnsedoomny-v “-1 “ '
" humerus-bride
. oua rusmrunay .5
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comm to . .; .3. E-é‘mkiitw
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. REGUL «TING
n t'h‘ld'a teeth is of as much im-
mrtnncc as having them filled. for
it not infrequently happens after
a person has reached maturity.
iu‘rfeclly sound and healthy teeth
are cxlracled. and artificial ones
inserted. simply because the unt-
urnl ones were ugly.
Parents should look into this
part oi the child‘s well being; if
wide vracet. between them. they
can i... straightened and regulated
so n- to become xvi-"Jeannie and
bcaiu‘lul. i use .... ‘.ut the most
approved malll'fi: -_.i appliances.
producing results that are highly
satisfactory.
Dr. J. H. Mallerv
is 80qu min as. Ioutn Nervous.
Hmliaun. taller». Sundays
by appointment only.
6:51. 7:08x, 0:25; 11:32. .~ ~
Hamill zo- nal-Tin RW- -
The articles will
butter 01‘
n to give the idea of hip; lard the pan in the usual way, then
do of titer-bitten beav-i throw in a handful of flour, dust all
lined with gold tissue i around the pan, invert and tap the
to remove all surplus flour»
over p, chiffon bionic. with card“. Now put the butter in. Mid bake In]
leeves. and a double cape of cor- the usual way. The cake will never
Olll '
i
ll not slip oli.l
li one-half to
lac-3
teeth overlap, or protrude. or have.
gafj'soaandzӤf - '
flame Drew/”(along j ‘
Lemony . "f; ’
RR!
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rPnpand Especially For This Nc-wipapn
by Pictorial Rwuw
I ‘\
A Seasonallle Frock In Cloth.
it rennin-s nill)’ 31;;- yuxls of Ll iii- in
fair ili‘lli to reproduce lllln’ Fl)'llr:l
nllh'h is in the new dark rm -
dish purple. shade railed Regrets. The
decorative rll'lwme- is simple, being cut-
filled in intruw stitching! of squint-lie
braid and :. lullar of plain satin. Tl'o
vest may he of silk, .ulatidy ul’ lace.
Tim bin-k of the waist rah-ind: our
the shoulders forming a yoke effect at.
the from, As an all fashioning cui-
ura. this one is in two styles so that it...
may be worn high or low. The skirt is
a fl\'r>§of‘e model with high waist-lire
and the back gore mode to form a bu
pleat.
In cutting the material tho baittlil cure
ll laid Nuns tho fold of broadcloth.
with the collar and back closely Iv!-
lowlng. The front comes next. but is
laid on b lengthwise thread; ‘tbt—n
cornea the bolt. laid crosswise o! the-
matorlal. on the fold. To the mint it
tho belt ll the shield, unless it ll man?
of contrasting material. with the dollar
dress.
I\.
‘ wise fold. .
The thin: and side sores are laid over
a lengthwise thread. but along the aci—
vaxe edge of the cloth. The sleeve and
cuff are to the right of the side gore.
and the nlwve is perforated for shorter
length if iii-sired. if the extension on
tho cuff is ln-t \l-‘illlt‘d it man be cut 0'!
without “will"; the shape of the cu'.‘
ltrany way.
The fmni Hi the \llilfil. and line belt
should la~ llruidt-d as soon as niil, in c
this n-qulrm only it little time.
A round Im~i;»linv «an be elven
the shin-Iii l) culiinu it um alt-n3 ille
of singli- [.t'l‘fulnlllllls. lint ilm
dillillli‘ [w-l‘fvx'uilnln illllll'uli‘.
aqumc tin ll-lllll‘.
The pinhole :m- :in :zlir:.cllt c featum
of the drum; boron)? llzi') :lrc nun}
both in shape .unl triuin inc.
iii an) llllil‘i‘ m.li.'l:'.l lllil'i l.-l'x-ut’—
clolll illirl frock mould l-u (hillilll‘ n;-
tl'ili"l\'i:
l
.
SI
ll}
"fill"
”nus”
A oneqiivce frock in "lie-trots" onl-
ored brontllloth irimnmd with narrow
silli soulzu-ln- braid and buttons
n.
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men nnrenmtwnnom NR?
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Pntn or 5‘ man:
Pictorial llv-limv (“osllmn- .‘x‘n. Club,
inches Inn-'1. Hit 9. if. Null“
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l ill—hat Are Your Assets? .
The scientific conduct or business, and personal affairs today classes
the methods amployod vary distinctly .
Avoid The liability ’,
or not having a checking account. We Invite accounts which are.
‘Fairtleld Gaunty National Bank
THE OLD!“ IANK IN NORWALK.’
LOOK
I share profits with. you by givin
anteed tin made into leaders,
made. painted inside,
plumbing and heating.
““8tocm Tight" roofing. guaranteed
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
hand-
tin “rooting.
ORDER Elli-IRIS Bill-Ill . '
FOR YOUR chant aaxss '
LOU“ MARY ' .Qonnecticut Avenue. .
1"“1‘3rphone 497-
‘ Sole Agents for The Norwalks
’ Oh Draught at ConnecticurAve.
VORK. ‘
15:30 was .
Boom; F. foo”; General Agent.
' anagram“ Milli.~ Ina.
L
,-—I-—’°—-———- A’_
.qh—
freight-boat loaves. Pier 27 East
Rival-{flew York (foot of Catherine
St.) ayery day except Sunday. at 3- p.
m. Freight waived. “lion-walk up to
5p .011. add at South Norwalk up to
was memo: .l. * sun-H . Trams.
5 years. 1. illy $1.40 per roll. 2 ply, ii , ~ ‘. , , '; .. . ,7 J. .
.W... *- ”‘°‘.i:'.'t...... @113 Clix. NathHal Bank ,
'1...- “would...” A NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION"
The best New Year's resolution. undone never to be regretted.
18 to add 1700? name to this Blair's large and increasing list “of satis-
iied depolsitors. "
Start the New Your right by beginning your financial prosperity ;
——the first step towards assured wealth‘and contentment-v . .
It is distinctiy'to your advantage.” get acquainted" with th
methods of this sank. “film ‘
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. ; » Month . End Sale- .-
was appreciation oi“ hibernating; for Xms
Patch-aw Veginviwyoun'afléntion.to.. ' . . - ~
commemorates
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