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i 1“, H.“ “than; H; mp t. tad sums-[IONS AM at Maria (in) s t: a wide lirlliillltd mule Child E Practical?
t i one ittt‘di't ot iiitlit. two tap a thin-it llt‘illll sailor. with crown ot “lllt'
6am
fok m0” COOKIi in :t titli oi a ltflblit iitil oi .xoda. one [HE ARI 0f DRESSING pray tnfleta iibboii t-imaeti and &dly mated
‘ t‘lI'N'hlui o! salt .i fro daziies of brought down under the bum to form ome reflfldkj“
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_____ Jit?i'.}\d one :a .l- .~po..niul oi butter v l'cl'iic loop on each bitle‘ of the head. Fuuedauthehmhealed by
Fnttera. tiid it“) .tiiitil. of «hopped t'htt’re. How Ribbon ta Used on Hats. Naming ”1.. ”a. {eflonf
\tlien ut‘“ llldplr .~_\rtib halt» lls ap- "‘3“ 1"" "”"Mis \‘vlih llw milk. add “ “WM l‘" ‘Illm‘ “‘1“ ‘” “‘3" '” Many of ”Ir smaller hats hate the
Winner 3“ "m. liming fritters 5w,“ . lllrl‘ and wamniiius. and combine inany instance», that the hat is lholl ribbon t-rtmii with high 100],» of rib t . . l'
' , . . . . . I - .
follow. To ma}... ”1,. fritters. take nttii the t-lietm- and eggs slightly lUlH'd 01 “mm“ and trimmed “lm boii standing up biti’t‘ly about it Still " Prepared Espcctallp For This Aenwspapcr “gill!
two t intuit. oi lllllh, twt: wellbaaion tatteii l’otii into a buttered halting alratt. tor such lls really the "33“ little bulbs or (I)(‘linP.\ of ribbon Arr by Pictorial Review If _
u “-0 ta-hlespoonfuls of butter, tllhli. surround with hot pater. and Many Uf 111" will!!!" hats, both large mod to trim the sport hats. which are . . ‘
h" a teaspoon-ml ”f salt and flour, at.» 510““ l'oran hour in a intidvralv and small, haw the crown and most p.310". 10 accompany the rim“ sun Q /
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of the brim farh'ioiied of taffeta, satin.
or moire ribbon. edged perhaps with a
band or two of hemp. llilan, hr an~
men and drv- "“w straight briiiiiiiri
rfllltil' of some yeah bat-k i.~ putting
”pared with baking powder. to
“he 'he batter >titi‘ enouzh to drop
from the spoon. lieat the whole tlior- Pop Overa.
fighly together and drop into boiling tine cup flour. 1/: teaspoon salt. 2
\
. Ultra MOdisli Dinner Gown.
The lining is made after the fash-
ioti of all linings. by cloning the
iii an appearance here and there. as
lllt station atl‘fllltt.‘ 'lllis lh tiiiii
fit, a spotmi‘ul at a time, and let teaspoons melted lard or butter, 7-?
intil a nice brown These, cup milk. 2 eggs.
'1“: maple itrup. make a quickly pre- Mix salt and flour. add iiiilk zradual
WM dessert or a nit-e breakfaat l_\' iii order to obtain a smooth batter.
M. l-‘ruit fritters are \ery nice for Add eggs well beaten and melted but-
Wflast (lesson. and are trade by trr or lard. Beat 5 minutes-- using
nth-tine oliced fruit of any kind in an egg beater Tum into gem pans
filo batter made for plain fritters 'l‘he greased with butter or lard, [take 25
Mei may be made thinner and baked to 30 minutes in a quick oven for sev-
u n gridle, if preferred. The fruit tral minutes then reduce the heat
Ihouid be sliced very thin. ilanana
fritters are very nice.
Tomato Sauce.
()ne pint of tomatoes,
two t-l \es,
teaspoon chopped onion. lttlc
hat. one-eighth teaspoon pepper,
one-quarter cttp l'.lllt'r, one- teaspoon
salt. onoquarter cup flour
l‘t‘tllf'llit‘ lint the ingredients for
iiiiniitetl \ii\ other» in a a'ce
and strain the tomato iiiixtu a
it l‘ook until lllt‘ rfl'i e boila,
:ti'rlna t'tlllsilitlll‘.
Ratatn Bread. 0",.
Said a pint of milk and beat into 3.
it a tenuooonful of ‘nelted l'titti-r and
(no of salt. Wilton the mixture
kilowarm add half a yeast cake dis-
”bed in a half cupftil of warm water.
Ind beat iii enough flour to make a W,"
m batter. Set in a warm room to. “0,.
It. for two hours. lleat hard. add a
H
is
lit
iiietl usually with a narrow band and H..- prod .nd baby’a picturol
butt of moiit utoagmin or fame rib “M oldeat Child Wat hndly chnfod, .
in the same, a (MontraAllKi all the time, and the only way!
to the but been no» and could do anything with
llll‘ll. also, a gnilyt-oiored baud mi 3 Elguuwxxtta Kraut)?!
seiere little hat. of Roman >ttiped. or tried levernl powders
wool-embroidered ribbon but nothing hei him 1.
A ribbon-ruche is a pretty feature
until I heard 0 Sykoa’ ‘
oi lite taffeta dance frock illustrated
(‘ogifort hPowder. i .
recotnmen ittoo l .
iii the first figure of this leter it in “(by became
faéliloiied of transparent metallic riba
cannot
it haa henlod akin affections of in child-
tin after everythin eluhad {aim
bon, banded through the center with
it rtrip of the narrow velvet ribbon
Mn E. L Green, wnnoeJl .
Nata pUntdu-MHaw l
Idea“ 1
which trim the skirt Wide satin m
ribbon forms the underbmlicc. and a
nun-Ind!
Inner! and m noon. h heal a:
ribbon roise adds a pretty touch to the 5“”
uittipleted divas.
ltcflng aafling. one-a.
W1 5..., m .
inflation canned by
Another effective use of wide tafteta W
Hugh-d“
Melinda-d
ribbon is shown in the second figure;
the lower edge of the net skirt ll
A! and
._w-
banded with the ribbon and hanging,
I'll
. _ i
pant-lfaahion from the ahirred waist 'm‘l'm m
line. lit a sinale atrip. slightly gather I
boii or
tone ()ne
Mount“.
Wuhan.”
alioulder and underarm aeama and
heuiiiiing the front. The lace niay b0
omitted. if desired, btit it la very ef-
fective under the chiffon. it in ad‘
)uatad to the lining from croasline of
onion “0" perforationa to low or edge
an illustrated. Next, gather shoulder
edge of front, then the lower edge.
back and front. Arrange trimming'
piece on right blouse front. notcheo
even; close under-arm and aboulder
aeama no notched. Gather lower edge
of blouae between double “’l‘T" per-
forationa, then gather the back along
email "0" perforationa. Bring amall
“o" perforation at lower edge bf
trimming pieon to oorreapondiug pen
foratlon in peplurn and tack.
Arrange blouao on undorbody cen-
terfronta. centerbacita and under»
arm aoama even. Stitch low or edge.
together. Sew the square collar to‘
front edge. of trimming piece, notchoa'
and small “0“ perforations even. and
to neck edge of waist. center-bachl~
even.
For the belt, turn the front action;
over on outside on small "0“ perforar.
tlona, gather 95 inch from fold and‘
not!!! of flour. and work in a cup-
hi! (I halved and seeded raixine, pleu-
tlfilily dredged Willi flout- Set to
new to book belt section drawing?
.. ill Willi Iiililll
Ribbon in one of the slmpleat moat
etinllt applied. and mottt economical of
Cbeeae Balla.
'it'iiti it: cut line out p. ind of
[In "ll" llfi‘hl. and then lilkt‘. ”mm“ “1va lilld add t'flOllKll l'l‘t‘flill "r . V
“4..., . .._. 'lk t make tiiit k in to Mid llllt-i all '“mm‘m‘. It "QM". "0 h. mm nu ’0
- ‘. . r. . . l - , .
it: :15 1"“) tatoea in Cream. .m 0d! idu it Ind pPl r and or finishing. and may be pleated truth Curtain Hint. J k
KI‘UHH ii l M ii "24‘ . ‘ ‘ . ' . i
”Hum ul pare :nediuiii sized ppm. "”1 mm ball‘ Wm] mp handt Pint-c "pd ”Mod and (11'.le in ewry int; (urtaina wear much longer if Mini . _
rational it until tender remove . , .. - . aginitblc way. W“ m" name “”9 hon at hm“ «ma, T'“. . L! M
‘ v ' ' iii the ice box tiiitll N‘Ht’tl. he to in . _ _ d Mn? ;
on] “”819!" and drain "Ili'l p “110 ._.-_—-~ --”""'"" 30 )0" (‘Ili (h‘ngf‘ "‘9'“ 9nd '0' en t puw 03 ‘
‘ ‘ ‘ p a lettuce leaf" 'l‘lic ‘ail~ ran lit- rollt-d . , ,. ‘ in... e a .3
Dalia “V putting them into a cloth . . . no they “ear out first where the win
. and pressing into stripe Put in a m mm H “mud tit?” M“ "lN‘II- ""19" to M: little "0" perforation-
‘ indicate! upper edge. Leave the belt
Then to launder tliein. pttt a hole itt
: ‘mtf‘ll cud after they arc waahed, and
F“ m. A stretch on the floor, on the top of n
In 0.. FOI'OVOI'39YOII‘ clean Blif‘i'l. prcus with an iron \thcn
eiways bell"! .ilnioet dry. ’
the
free to the left of centerback and .’
finish for a cloning. Adjust twlt to
position atltchimz upper edge of back
belt section along upper now of path-
ers in back; lcaw the lower edge of
belt free.
t‘ntna blue crepe Georgette la
comliintd \titb chiffon and lace in
the development of this gown. Which
in among the newest models for din-
lll*l‘ “0dr.
drippinz pan and drop a dot of but-
! tor on the center tf eat-ii liOl‘tltl.
“4 hot thin crean lo Ol‘Ollilll inch
depth of pan. Sprinkle \ti"i iii-pper
and bake in a modemtv own ttitll the
Breakfaat Bacon.
:iiodcrately thick. d p lll
fry tiiitil
'i‘liitt uill
t'ut hat-on.
milk and dredge with flour.
' \
an oven brown and (Thin.
cmni itna been a.N”_,M and the p07 3).. found an 3mm“... and tctnpliiig Ribbon Panel and Banding on N" Emma" of 1.21 This keeps botli (-dihxa‘ nice and purine nlcPtlt’t‘llfii‘OIISllifli df‘mud Finally. clone the 03“.", seam an
tatoos are browned on top (“Sh 10 "‘9 ‘llefflM "“‘nll- Dreaa ‘stt-atiulit. aiitl is teri easily done ;“l"“hmg_llr"tr.‘ “-th"! ltt‘llltl loo Hulchcd: gather lower on“... “a
. A ‘ p _ oriiial. this costume supplies every (‘lOBt' cuff scam in»: notcht-tl to exten-
_ - . _.. fl . n. — t S tleiuziutl. it is fashioned from China sloti. Lap txtt-iisloii man but: small
~' .i. )i‘AV . ‘i ..... _>: ‘
BOM ARDM T - ‘ l ' ~ -l it ~ - it ~inou* t-oiiift-iit and the whit. I in tin tiiitiiuiitt Hill in Itiil it w. . l Grenle potl. H“ ‘r‘ 1" “ml-‘3'“ :hl‘ ‘thmNOili‘t 0 Wilma-Lona “llt‘ll rinsing. new
8 EN 0F LAGOS. mount! on dppioat i t e toa>t tlinl of . 3‘ . . , Sponge grease “DO” with hot black of it... mum-p p...“ .u (.mfim, mu.- to “WW as notched. mm” ..0.. per-
’ . ‘ a i . ' \ ‘ -'t -
—— Lagos nmrvr cheagatt-Li and theta bit-ad li-atttl \toods like popliii I .. pond or t'ork tloiii is u.~eti lli WNW 'l‘lil'- “M “W“ ”(.H,“{u]|). tou-trtmtutd tantta iii int‘iltllill tape {oration in cuff at seam of Blt‘f'VB:
ilit- costume reunites ti yards 40 inch
crrpe Georgette. l'fi yard 36‘“)! :i in!»
Port to One of Moat Exposed Pointa together with its advantages a rail Silllltfi “llilt' ltim‘ Hnri itoltldl I!" ll" “our h. mixed “MI I. “.mpmms n... ”W, m r|.‘nl,\.tng ”h. Wm,- from many HE‘S!152:3:l‘ggnfii‘l‘32‘IOgJL’fl to small
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Sen aloevn
in Balkan Kingdom. toad toniiettion. cite the putt upon'rl'ttlt'fi "HM “N’dr M'” “it“? “" .“ NHL rill't‘llll out on btnliip lilill t“i.| Illilll’rlillh' lilack silk. llallit‘lthtrll'. i’t-i.i for lllt‘ liiiitiu. i'qunrds (’lllmlll in ariiiliolu, "our...“ and small "0"
"148203. the “Bulgarian h'Ptlport re the Gulf of Pnos tertain t‘lt‘llll‘nlslor fzciii bark. ftlrnir‘ht’s "‘UI'h “f ”l“ "““' l H mmm” lllllkllt"\ wht-n i'lf'lillt‘tl thus inks like new. it!” “1"“t’r'bi'0039 :“m l1 2 ”"5"; ”‘5“ i’PI'fUrIHIOIis cicii. cutting in any ful-
. . . . . ..i . -.‘_ . t ;| t ‘ . . (‘t-ll run ltg ma (‘Tiil is Ilseti or 14‘ tiess
centlv bo b ~ . _- . . lltl.lt'llill for niakin wood iiour. ‘ ‘” ""“” l * . .- ~ .. .~ ed tor dark . . .
- m ”de by a “”1”“ ~quad “’"m‘" ‘ ‘ g T! . ., .“l n. mp ..\v..u\i\t- i-ouatt ‘1‘” I only rttonitn "d ‘ ”“3". PM"? and llH'tilc. 1'1. yards Filvt-r lace makes an efit-l-tive trim- ,
1'0". is. lll‘Obflbl)’. one of the moat ex- “l agtist on the other hand. lics' hit 1180‘ in dynamite. the trade tic H “N" . ’ (ultt‘i’tl lllllll‘l‘llllh‘ 1 willat- required niin;: 't‘l‘ the blue t-rt-pp.
. posed points on the fiontiei of the opt it upon the land anti open toward 14mm” 1"? "HIM l0 “‘0“er a “hilt .tui-nt t‘ork linoh-itni i.- ”W chi-ain‘t ————— l i'it':i.r.ai lteticxv \\‘.ilst No. 0020 st vs :u .‘u; 13 in a...) 4') “my,“
Central Balkan kingdom.” atcotding the sea. It lit. however. scarcely more "‘ "M tiour. “m“ ”‘9 "““hm‘l‘” 0‘ d‘ lt'tflllh‘l' lens cement i.- llf‘tt’sk‘ltfl ’1‘ hi \l'hito v.t-lvctuen and most— t‘oltil'l‘d :n bi t‘ it“. is tents Skirt No. 6556. 5,“... 3;» to 33 1mm... Lust. Prion. 1‘
.- - . lv. ll‘fll ""‘I!
-to a primer lust given out by the Na- lhtll‘ a fisher folks' \llltltlt‘ it sc'anty “-‘tlllllt “Nit is indit‘tt‘t’d by a Hall'- ”Hm“ are printcd 0n. Mum“ a ones too “ill \v -tsli beautiful , 'J m
flonai Geographic Setictv “ibis built collection of huts and modest build tolot Dynamite flour must also hr _ knead and uptceze (tult’kll 1“ fl “‘1'
For inlaid oi sil‘Hlthl llttc. _ .—
daik base.
lat‘wr. rinse in tepid, then __:
—-not hot
in the midst of a plain stretching low input. a little port when Greek and “‘l.‘ abhor-nth“ t‘0 the” Will be no
Wk from the “3' and a Md“ b" n“"’““““ “PM!" dilt‘rfl regularly 1““‘389 01' nitroglycerinc from the fin linoleum. “'00“ "0“" l“ "“0 ”i'lu-‘iw'tcold water \t'i-infl ‘i'al‘t‘llllly and _ MEWLY RENOVATED
deeply cleft into the land. forms a sailed before the war for their dim. irltcd product “boat flour will re ly. Cork linoleum is always dark shake well Whitt- sit ~ damp iron on ENTRAL l’lOTEL _
titan that th" "0": M" 0" Wk “‘11 0" . J08. Di seen anon.
aplendid harbor. The low plain runs gerous underwater hunts along the "“1" and mill-“0““ "m" hit” “'5" and slightly morn t-lusttt
‘ . unbroken across the Greek Macedon northern coast of Africa The fields hi” ““9“ '" dlnaml'” "Hiking bl" pioduced front wood tiour. The wear-
ill border. leaving the city with a around the small port protected from “"M “0‘" h” l’r-ACH‘N'Y ‘WIWM inc qualitieit are about the same
natural frontier an unfavorable for harsh winds by the mountains in the “M" in 1h” COWW- ' Two methods of producing W004 We“ Mann 29 _A,-ém.
defense as that mode where the level. north, are productive, btit they are. flour are practiced. one using mm” tln derhill of Bridgeport a veteran
long-rolling fields of East Prussia and sparsely settled Although its linrbor’ atonesr the other steel burr rollers to railroad emplore and conductor of a
the Russian government of Suwalki is better the Bulgarians after their lpttlvertze the wood. The latter N- milk train on the N Y. H. H a H RJ
M acquisition of the. Aegean coast fol quileb only one- -fourth aa mucliatovter R. who was run over by his train
“Kama. the port in Greek Macedo- lowing the war of 1912. doubtless in- Ito operate as the former, and was here Monday. died of his injuries to-
. nia, occupied by the allied forces. llee fluencod in their choice by the. expos- t developed on the Pacific coast to him. day. at ‘ local hospital. lie was about
only about fift'y miles away. ‘Dedea- ed position of Luzon, selected Dedea- die sawduat as a raw material. The 55 years old. had been a. freight con.
N0 lNlllGiSilllll "liisl
- f; .. 7
; .. gatdt, bombarded, at the same time gatoh as their Aegean port with a fu- mills of Norway. which produce much ductor for about twenty years and il
‘ ’ II logos. in altuated‘thlrty miles to ture ,and planned here to develop of the European wood flour. are of aur\'i\"‘d by his wife and three child-
tho out of the latter port, and is con- their commercial city for the handling , the stone type. ren.
looted with the Bulgarian hinterland of tht—Lt' part of Mediterranean trade." - l Wood flour mills are scattered over
blanket covet. l \t.. i .i clean sheet. k
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CONDUCTOR UNDERHILL DEAD.
Corner Monroe and Cite-tout Strata, South Norwalk.
.’
Emu-by day or what ran-unable moon.
Every room well ventilated. electric 1mm and an.
Eventing-molar.
Slilliiili Alli Hill!
———>__ .—
M rail. This railway. the Adrianople-V __ __ “Pape’a Diapepaln" Fixea Sick, Sour, the country from Maine to California. ASK FOR and GET ,
, Salon!“ line. however. skirts Lagos- MUCH WOOD FLOUR Upaet Stomach: in Five Minutes. vhrrever the proper tombination H RLI K’Sl That S All
EIIIMII wen” "m" '° "‘9 "“"h' """ USED av DYNAMH’E .__.. hood and water power in available. 0 c ‘
‘ning "““g m" ”“9 °f "‘9 “0‘10”“ AND LINOLEUM MAKER: You don't want a slow remedy when and the domestic wood flour competes - THEORIGINAL
w hich.
dellv‘
to
IW
with the Norwegian product
before the European war. wa
ered at Atlantic ports for $11.0
815 per ton.
Papa's Diapepsin is noted for its ——_——-——~—-
speed in giving relief; its harmless LEAW'LLE BLAZE BEYOND CONWW
neits; its certain unfailing action in; TROL-
LEADVILLE. Colo” March 9.—Hn;%
regulating sick. sour, gassy stomachsn d on
its millions of cures in Indigestionhttutm‘ 9"" “day was “93"“ c
five hours later. Dynamite was
. i
dy pe aia.ga tritls and other stomach '0
l p a .bolng used to check the ”read of the
. pountaina. the greabnatural bulwark
"diiain of Bulgaria.
your stomach is bad—or an uncertain
one—or a harmful one—your stomach
is too valuable; you mustn't injure it
with drastic drugs.
WASHINGTON. March SOs—Mort
Offshoots “f the" than twenty thousand tons of wood
‘ flour valued at $300 000 are used an-
nually in the t'nited States in two
‘widely different industries. the mono
facture of dynamite and the manu
rat-titre of inlaid linoleum.
Wood flour is also used in makins‘
composition flooring, oatmeal paper
land in several other industries. It
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flint titty! Your cold in head or forms one of the means by which the trouble has made it famous the world; One business block has been 0. I. tau-'10:“ .' ‘\ .
M01 as‘low us . .
disappears Your clogged nos lhlltle waste ’mdufl of our lumbar over. Idestroyed. so far aa can bottom“; 3M” 1115 PM, 1 ‘Eth3 Stamps With the FOIIOWIng
will open. the air passages oflmilla to beginning to find some. bet- Keep this perfect stomach doctor in there have n no casualties. “IMFMD‘I‘. .‘c‘ ' -
bond will clear and you mutter mean! of diapoaal tho the your home—keep it handy—gun“!!! J . .. ‘r' . “ ‘ » x bot Cider vmeg“ 7c 1 pkg Jelly Powder _ 10c
I pkg. Baking Soda . .
x pkg. Premium Rolled
nity~cent cue from any drug atore toe,
and then if anyone should eat ‘aomet
.No moi-o counting. er. Since a total of 36,000,090 cord-
of such waste is produced each year
, . mucous discharge: dryness
I bet. Ammunia'. W's
10c
Who; In struggling forbroath all saw-ill in the W State; of (hingwnich doesn't agree with than. '. ”WALL STREET : . O“. ..........‘?.... ”c ,
. , whit-ant own-t! m Into the it what they out an like load. he 0 5 Wu ‘ nonwAL l 1 pkg. Bird Food me x can Lemon?“ Fitting 10c
«AMWdElyamemaafnd,wnflothonat‘ufim-andm and form gas: . PHOEIM . t-- ,
me headache; Manon. nod non-
oeo; eructattona of acid and undigest-
ed tood—‘remetnber as soon as Papa's
Diapopain come! in contact with the
ntomaeli all Inch dhtroaa vanish“.
16.3mm. oertainty- and an int
«crowning the worst m diacr-
«r- in a muons 3. tin“ who in.
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