Scotch Cakes or Shortbread.
‘l‘wo pounds of flour, one pound
II'IIIcly sifted sugar, one pound of but-
df‘, '
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TOR 0000 COOKING
Pot Pie.
IMWIhreerIdl-loibedflbsor
brisenlt. move from bone. and cut
into nines new one inch and a
”if in size “ME Put on to cook
in kettle, cover with Inter and boil
slowly until tender, season with pep-
961' 11nd salt. when done. and there is
about a. quart o; econ meat. Drop
the following iu-and keep boiling slow- .
, ,ly‘for fifteen minutes and do not take
5 o! *the cover. One and one half cups
lion; (emit it; unspoenful salt (very
scent), two level teaspoons baking
powder, moisten with water from
which thee bill has been taken off un-
til minute drops from spoon a cling-
lug Bucky I'm'ss. Drop by Mills
in pot. When done use immediately.
coma with parsoly and peer
niellt dnmfllnge; lf juice is thin, it
may be thickened with a title dour
~ and poured over all
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it
!
Dry the flour in the oven, mix in!
Inc Iicssertspoon of baking powder
and the sugar: then rub in the butiei‘l
ulilli you have a smooth dough. l’ressi Study "1d masters,” ”a“! Mrs. Ruth,
t! c dough mm mm hands until it is1 But” “31‘0" director 0' the Dress
am)“ one quarter in'h thick; then 1338‘”. in I GDRTBWDCB held Wile!“
plate it in tint; on buttered paper. | day at the HOW BNBJBWTCK in Boston I
1qu 11 round the edges with {11139:}“W0men should find "9MB! 0! 95..
and thumb and ornament the top with; cape from conventional fashions. ;
comi’lts and... lemon peel. IBake in a (‘lolhes should be worn as long
moderate oven 15 or 20 minutes.
.__.... perhaps more Who has decreed that
Cheese Omelet. iwomen must waste time and money!
lieserts‘poon grated 01189630,“, 3“ I in a nevercnding attempt to keep up
little pepper and salt, one quarter.lhe extreme, rapidly- changing styles
ounce butter; put butter in frying pan which come out of Paris? bet us look
beat the 68!. add mm. 53“ and away from modern whims in dress,
mafia put in the ma“ aul- round turning for inspiration to the old mas-
Cook to a light brown, not solid, ‘9" and ‘0 nature.
(m... f ‘Naturc is never black; even clouds
W are scidom darker than iii-op gray Na-
tut-c is gay and MI should follow her
1 load Color makes up for many short.-
lcotnings in dress. ln olden. times both
I.rIIon and women dressed in brilliant
,colorsn but now that men dress so
i
[Hm ,‘sobcrly it is more than over locum-i
brnl upon women to make tip for the
All 0' "m" Loud in Their Praises of: deficiency in color. When there are.
I~IIII~I IIIIIIIIIII III .'°.:::;";.:::"':’::..:'°::::;..“mitt:
crew, w . _ so 4 I
‘ rrtpg constantly. When the A working man buying a bottle oil with some brighter tint pr (.mn
.W forties BORN!“ in (TOM VB”? ”0‘1"“9 Prescription 99" “‘9 "km: 6:. blue for instance will 0 far to
add ”onothlrd. cup cream and cook how it was helping him. “:m redeeming ”N. .mmrie” or
again to the soft hall stage. stirring. ‘Helpflug me," he. replied "Wind. a black gown .
II W Add one WSW“ thcie is nothing on earth like it You IIWlIl'te reflects all the colors in_ til!
coconut and another one-third cup don't know how my poor svrolh II uprlsm and symbolizes lightness low
MID. “I" air until the candy ”9 istill: joinlu and mun‘t‘i'ou «pained and White in some one of its dilierlng
homes brittle when dropped into cold ,um‘m l w” nearly cmzy with the tones becomes every one. Choose
inter. Pour into n buttered Jelly guflgrlng and the worry of losing so plain colors never break 3 color Ev-
mko‘Iu-lgdto 0‘ dorm! of enmu'rth much time out my." ‘ . en. “omen IIIouId Choose the color
am“: ”80:21:?!” w::”:(:} 1:3: ‘Beforé [ knew about “,\entroi'" which beat‘liaoomfll h" and 31‘0““
. Prescription 99" l tricd nil kinds (i then build her wardrobe around that
THE M bristle,
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Snow—Flake Caramels.
"Cook one pound light. brown sugar,‘
15:. one tdhiespoon glucose and one table-
. Tepoon butter with onethird cup
.i
i
in s m. *-
...” . q? ,\ tablets and linimenta, but one liottle one ”013 This is most simple and
y' ”—7.— .0! 'NWTPODG Preacribtlon 99" Behind economical; ovcry hat will harmonize
"3F“ N‘I‘t Squares. me so much (hut l ”I never without with every gown and the Wearer will
Cook one pound maple sugar with
e W)! glucose and half pint
’ stirring all the time to pre-
When the mixture will
it now, all pain and swelling is gone m) comfortable.
811‘ LION like doing things" "Thorn are really no special colors
“Neutrons Prescription I99" certain for certain kinds of completions and
ly must he a wonder" the drngnist odor: of hair Anyone may war any
replied” ’We ‘hpve' never handled color, lf‘lihc has stud «the effect of
anything like it, they all my the ,3: upon heracif and uninsured of Its
sumo." 50c and {7.00 the e, mail success. 'l‘hoiuiI with buburn- hair‘must
orders filled on 81s size. ——'l‘hc i‘ iifford perhaps exorcise It hit more care to
,Pharnmcy. 80.,Norwnlk Wear colors that properly tone in w‘th
I. bummed pan to a depth of
hth. When cool. cut insinuati-
, lull mil in ground hickory nut or no
a... nose.
ECCENTRTC NORTH RIVER.
STATE HEALTH BOARD ALARMED
Y s ”HTS l lilo P N OVER GLANDERS.
6“ "3 :‘mnrsfimtfn'fwu' °‘” mew HAVEN. Jan. I7 —-(llundere
CAME I" "it fRONIi \‘I'Iegl-etnerfi tell of the queer be- among horses in this city are spread
Iliavior and changes of —course in- mg. according to the state board of
lord niged in bath? 'Missout'i rive:1 and Imam. (minim-s must be stamped
. cxans aver a or pure cuss ness i. ”9 atom body, and the city
. lDON.Jan.15—nnpn ”‘9 M3" ..... geneIal heirlooms no system of :u infirm; .nll filo ‘fiublic thinking
comm odlce became so connect. .IIIIII can approach the Itio a“ ’
.. chm ml! the! the nuth. .lrIInde. Thcre is, howcicr a sin IIII ‘ ”“5“" "'"TM “9-
'mummummmm ‘1 New Finslnnd. Whl'l‘t'of lilt‘ I‘t‘st 'l‘hc stntoIboerd apparently received
mm in and worked at “0‘3?! 2:“?3; Erbrn'tjiufduthl “'“fl‘ alarming report's fI':onI this city much
(‘ U (‘i ii. [TIHCE
leiflgmsmolleetlngperrels, wheel- in the list of due" “hum“ bodies to the comma of the local officials
{tucks Ind helping to assert the - "i.” . guys _ the Philadelphia chlth Otllcor llr.. \\ right immtdinlc
was: 0‘ m; We and Record. . iy forwarded the information from
that. had overwhelmed the This is we North m” in 3133,“. the state authorities to tho depart-
. '- - lchuscttsh it. has its. sourcc in a pond moot of public works.
A‘imiden . , Inc-at; Hanson, whence it proceeds in u.
t is but. one of the in Itonuous course to the sea at Sciiuatc, ‘ ‘ d red his than M close up
“mm thettheboy "out“ Now the dietanco by air line from u urn or e ‘
heal! siren to the sovern-i Ilanbon to Sciluste is only ten miles, the dflnkins fountain» W hum-i» 3”
you feom also! the coast” but by North river it in forty. noted in various pints of the city. .,
Inductive eenlce- mr theircountry. three Ios’ps. moves: toward the see that, the men caring for such horses
.for a distance of only fifty feet and are in danger of contracting the pee
‘XRESIEWS‘émfit‘TW °T “9‘“ and win rare are the cases when
in” November, “1898, the North riter" such; patients Ieznver. '
.got very cantankerous.“ moved its
Youth three milesJo the northwest,.
. thus making a present. to the'town of’
\larahfleld of a deep harbor. in so
”doing it killed three men nnd con- ‘WMTY exact hour three “W a
«erred many thousdnd's of ncr‘ep 'ofI: to chips scattered ovo.
“hall. that not meet tem- condimeodow land mo. a halt marsh'iwell as
. M which-temps hu- mummy. mom riéioc lsI'of 35”,: I", 310333 533‘ in 3 cellar‘flii
. note. as being NIe scenenot the lee , "
W or iu. "mesa.
' :IDr; warm may
Dee recluse. lows)
expose ls totality,j good or bad.
. Zm’e’intalned at. s. oonstht 'le73.: Tire
their hair.
as bodice. threaded through the waist.
ithey hold together—perhaps 15 years.- and falling to the hem of m... klrt
i where tassels and embroidery of gray
Teh: in the some shade. which ran
.wouid be appropriate for any quiet
' toned delphlnlums
'lDirector of Public .Works llIIwnrilI ‘
I'vhlcli transmits the metal tin-drill)"; .. .
‘ stevdktbnv ~
7‘83." RWTIGWOCWMTI,‘ "
MONDAY, JAN. I7, 1916
“it all comes down to the the: that
one should Wear the color in which;
one feels comfortable. even If .t lSl
lIlat'k.”
world! with .
All SHUT“) TNOW
To be a Successful Cook.
’i‘htI-re are so many, many little
things for one to know In order for
them to be successful cooks, so many
things outside‘of the mere rules for
different cakes. cookies. etc.
First of all, don’t think~as so many
young cooks do—Ithst fit cake Ihe
more butter the better. There is no
surer uay of spoiling a nice cake than
by using too much butter. Scent ra-
ther "then add to the rule. hot that
be a rule with you and it will save
you many a poor cake.
In making a boiled custard, always
put the suit into the milk after it (that
milk) has scolded. Never put it into
the cold milk. its it will cause the cue-i
tent to separate as though curdlcd. '
in making biscuits, doughnuts.‘
cookies and jumble-I, remember that
the softer you can handle your dough
after turning on to the board, and the
less you handle» it. the better the rc-.
suits you will get. i
in cooking rhubarb if you will turn
boiling water over the plant after cut!
ting up and pooling and let It stand for:
ten minutes, the less sugar you will-{E
use. Don't cook it——just scald it. ;
in making anything in which milk
and the acid of vegetables like tomato1
are blended. if you put a pinch of soda;
into the milk llnd dissolve. there wiil‘I
be less chance of curdling or of the
dish hurting the digestion.
in cooking cranberries, a tiny pinch,
of soda put in when thoy are first
placed on fire will save your sugar.
One of the newest I \Hlllli: dream-Is.
'exhihited lately was in an exquisite.
bade of gray tulle, over puleet pink
velvet and satin. The bodice showed
a square neck, with bretclles of a
.sllghtly warmer shade of grey velvet.
passing over the shoulders down the
i
i
pearls were added as s finish. A strip
of this some embroidery Was used at
the neck line over shadowy lace. A
flat Empire bow of the Velvet, outlin-
edin silver and tied with silver tssI
sale, was set at the waist in front,
not: a. knot of roses “as lucked cinne
to it. The skin on; origlnai‘in its
foundation of pelelt [USP Velvet into
which was let a deep border oi lei
up into long sharp Inndyked points
to the waist ,w—nll the edge-II being out-
lined with narrow. jill‘fl' gnlon and
over It all a cloud of soft gray tulle.
The coloring of this TrllCiI can beam
tliul.
Another -
attractive gown which
occasion. The cost itself was in pole
[etc do negro brocIIdI-d crepe do
chine. with a refining of. palliation
pink at the opening and inside the
collar. This was out aw? to show
an under waleteeetmf thic puttygb
cred embroidery. with e glimrfof
silver running thmh its meshes
The skirt wee 01m so neat. tulle
over moonlight blueI satin falling in
delicious folds and‘ shed down the
front with little 1] s of “five;- and cloned very. \cry slow for at least twp
tote do new, putty colored note of successive days, on the hack of the
satin ,belng let into 6 center fit each i stove The pIuncs will tome out whole
The Edit. of the all :aéd Mien was and so soft and tender that they will
bordered with a lift *T'hhnt‘of soft melt in the mouth. and with the rich-
IIluIIh in dark brown. harmonitinx pcr- c.st most delicious juice in the world.
tectly witli c nelirhl tint of the When frying doughnuts. French‘
gown '1‘ $32 mm mm an. fried potstocs or anything of that kind
inp-
drcas we Halted amboc, fried in deep fat. drain on mount
with bubbles of coral. paper and you will find ii“ the grouse
One is not surprised to be told mm drawn oui into the paper. while your
those deal a are thought out in tin- food is light and soft and devoid 01'
country: any of tile coldr schemes any fut 01' KN“?-
ucre inspired by glimpses of natural. —- ‘
such as a stretch of bluebelle near an
old stone wall. or iLbOl‘del‘ of many N th N
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Bride-lo-Be-"l hope. dear. no
won‘t get any duplicate. wcddina
presents." ‘ SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
Groom-ioBe~"0lI.' i don't know. A. M.—-—1:3llx, 5:42)?
Dad's promised us a 8500 check and
l wbudn't mind getting a duplicate 9' 40. 10: 33:, 10: 53:. 11: 51.
from your fatheII."'—IBnauon Tran- P. M.-1:13x. 1: 27:. 3: 0k. 3: 29,
script» can. 5:182. 5:45. 5:022. a: 47.7 7:02:
7:451. 9:452.
“h”; Sunday» .
GIRL; “out” A.” ’ tip-72:23.; 3:422. 0:54
10:331. 11:51x.
P. M.—-1:13x, 2: “I. 3:121. 4:311.
‘5: 45. (i: 01x. 6: 57!. 7: 021'. 7: 57:. 9: “x.
N___liT WililTL.
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IHOW She W” Whom! NEW YORK TO SOUTH NOBWAL‘K
“meringue. they carry chr 3381113140“ M8!“ 11er when This is done heron-c it is believed Phil! Lydia mkhlmv"! “,4. 418 5: 3° 3: 33' 3 00!.
[We “‘19)“? coming ’3' Th“ Damn-Th” that an afflicted horse drinking out of by E. A], 3.1“ lit: .03, 10: 03' m. 503
one upstream. m not only um, i ”Vegetable Compound. I . I
but the n 1' part 9!. it which 15-0110 "f ”m?“- “’“mmi’ TTL‘IW‘T’TVJL, _ P. l.——18:031. 1: 06 I: 042. 8: 51
, when Show '0! new water, also mislup 'i‘his queer nomads the “9””! and following To w..-“ 13 5': 29 5:33
" union Mmr—f‘bkndpeineinbothm: 27!. $53,413,513 7
W term But thit cream presents nI Queer spectade .4 horses this contract this dreaded dI- sides and {um my periods came I Indie.- ~002. o: 06.. 8.102. 9: 37 1115!.
shower-k. lathe point of view a ifresh water. riser proceeding “r m- _ i , to stay at home 12. 00!-
is then-trol- of the east “Tb w tn I a In t ~ .. Those who hiVe occasion to treat wmm‘ “f“ cued-ye.
testis Minion- (lei-mu T . 0’ rrers °' ° 9““ cased of slander-new that this is theII , IOIS‘IW‘ ,
:sndllubeets. lag“; :8 l’isthgmkleudmtfit at worst animal disease known. because I i 0 d3; :V°m‘“{10f":_', 00' 8 ”I. ’ 30. 10 081. ,
outer: war. so in— as rooms 303W“ on itself At one um near it invariably results in thefdeath if t ‘ $.38 dmmwy'i 1'," DEM-12 10.1 03:. 3:391.- 6' 02'
www.mm 0 Hanover. ”this river. by accomplishing the animal. But the worst eeture a . ,; TV I was ‘5: ‘25:. 6:00!. -7~ 202. 8:162, 11:1.6x.
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98‘3““?me My 9'. M.——1:20,3.16:,4:28.5:19,_:6 20
titsnd when month I .
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Prunes. to be the nicest should Do?
34:09, 6157):.1
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7:43. 9:152. .
P. m—z-osx. “4625-0532, ezis,’
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Prepared Especially For 7777‘: N ewipaper
by Putanul Review
Neat Liii'e Apron For Housework.
These an: Innny attractive ways to
make aprons. but it is only the dart. II
that cIIIIIIIiIIcs the practical with the
stylish that wins genuine success.
lie-re, for instant-c, is n model that vI'Iil
please the must II'IItital It is pretty.
costs by little to duplicate and wht-n
finished (Ion I-asiiy he slipped on over
liIt- head.
A pretty nice for the apron Is to
make it. of plain lnu II or gingham. Wi‘h
an outline of IIickraI-k or similar braid.
in medium size the apron requires 1'
yards of 384mm material. hence ‘ie
cost can be kept within twenty-fire
cents very easily.
By placing the from and back 3941'
tion of the panel directly along the
lengthwise fold of the gingham the
principal pint of the apron will be cut
out and there wi‘l be no seam. The re-
malning sections. the belt and the
pocket are laid on a lengthwise thread
of the material, though the belt may be
cut crosswise, if preferred. Where a
checked or striped fabric in used in-
stead of a plain color it always adds to
the effect to have the lines of the belt
“in in a different direction.
The making of tho apron is as sim- '
pic“ the cutting. First close the cen- '
tI-r-. .Ick scum indicated by large '0"
1mrfmeiion.then so“ the belt to lower
«lite of back, notchcs IIrIIi ccntctuhnchs
mm. ' The large "0" perforation in the ‘ '
belt iIIIiictItcs the center-front. Close
the. bI-it in from u uh .'I button god but-
ionhole nnd Itlitt‘h IlIc braid around the
entire apron and pocket.
The front of the pocket. is indicated,
by the large “0" perforations. Adjust
to position on apron, upper IIdge 302'
pockct alum; croesltne of small "0".-
perforations. ‘
A design like this can be made in less .
than an hour by evt II on iIIIIVpeI' tenet-d i
home drensmnker
Apron of plain gingham uzlh lower
part cut in wooded outline and the
flipper part made to cIIIlIely c-ner the
T wnlst.
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Size: small. medium and large. Pricg
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Pictorial Review Apron No. 6504.
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In the keynote of our.
RELIABILITY fu'rniture business.
WE HAVE ALL GRADES IN STOCK.
And the prices are just Its To Its the quality of the goods wu:
warrant.
Our big store is crowded with FURMTURII‘. suitable for
room in the house from the parlor to the kitchen.
RAYMOND-8r SON"
' FUNERAL DIRECTORS Wall and’High: Stl. Norwalk, Ct.
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Eyes Examined Free—
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The scLentlilc eonductef busineu’ and personal affairs today classes
_ tho’ Mitotic employed very my ,
Avoid The liability
1701' not having a checking amount. iii!- invite accounts which are ‘
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