ma tom-n uoawsu avastso slumps.
.
, :pour all over the crackers and chick-
WINS lcn, Garnish with lettuce leaves.
i
till coon wotit
One-half cup of butter. one cup of
.“i
. sugar. two eges. and two and a half
Coffee Cal". cups of flour. two teaspoons of baking
truths lilillllM
lfll All (it DRESSING
Breakfast Gown and House Dress
‘pt—comingness
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 191.
its designing, Clever]: introdut'ilIKlThie‘ is not difficult as materials are!
'each season little innovations “mph‘so charming and so inexpensive
intake for comfort, whuhwhw hmj‘There are figured and rlowcred dimi-
‘ ties. dainty all'lpt‘d bailslrs and lawns,
‘fascinating tones and crepes. pattein
ed in quaint designs. and the popular
embroidered fiouiicings (‘halts
As the home is the
woman‘s bUsiiiers, the dress
Emarks her as edit-tint or inetficient
.' The novelty cottons and linens are
home
and
, 6:113! refractive; ,j h
Wome Drewrflalfiagf
,(effonr
One can of butter. two cups of su-‘
powder. Make into a thick dough with
. . . ‘ef'fectivelv ' ’ -. . ‘ -
but the least important detail. b- ~ “59d m ‘l’“‘ d”““' ‘
gar, two e32“. one cup of molasses;
one cup of coffee, one cup of raisinai
and currunts cut tine, five cups ofl
flour, otte teaspoon of times and one}
o! c'nnamon. l
enouzh milk. roll very thin, cut into
squares and bake in a moderate oven
Frosted Lemon "Pudding.
One pint of bread crumbs and one
lquart of milk. the juice and grated
Jewish Cake. {rind of one lemon. and the yolks of
0m» pound of brown sugar. three‘three eggs. sweeten to taste. When
cups of flour, onofourth of a pound baked cover with jelly. Make and
d sliced citron, teaspoon of soda, one . pour over the top. set in the oven for
teasp-‘on of cinnamon and one tea-la moment to brown.
spoon of cloves. Bake in a long shat-l
low pan.
Portland Puffs.
- Boil a pint of milk and stiffen very
Cottafle Pudding. thick with flour, add a piece of butter
One cup of sugar. one cup of Illllknthe size of an egg. When this mix-
two cups of flour. one egg, a smalllture has cooled, add three beaten
piece of butter and two teaspoons of; eggs, Drop by the spoonful in hot
taking 00"". list and fry brown. Roll the cakes ll‘
{cinnamon and sugar.
dance for Pudding. I __
One "'9 0' “'3"- °“““‘“p 0' but-. Omelctto With Fread Crumbs.
"'5 0M- 9“: ”9‘“ "'9 bull" and in”: Take eight eggs and one cup of
,0“ "“00““! together'. b”! ‘30 '“' bread crumbs soaked in milk, Beat
W with the whites, stir “Ch '9". the eggs the same as for plain omo
smoothly and then mix and set over. 19",. and add the bread crumbs. “.5.
siiy means.
man's wardrobe, is the house dress.
It may be the morning dress of lift
woman who int-rely supervises liei
household. or it may be the workaday
dress of the woman who really keeps
her own house, but it is as necessary
as the afternoon frock or the evening
gown. Fashion, too, takes a hand in
l
in the welldressed no.
if‘lgui‘ed material being trimmed witha
plain, and vice versa
dress illustrated is fashioned of a'
daintily figured voile. with ribbon-
tnixed fabrics are Item: Usrd III the.
Jumper dresses for the small uni. coin ‘
l . .
'l‘he [,wakfahilbined with guunpc-s. white “1' Ioitll !
ed
piped with ctnerald giecn oi
These little die-sacs ate otter
llllixt‘)
edged capc collar of plum white voile._l‘9d.
The house drcss. which could quite as-
well serve for a street frock, den-Ll
oped in serge or linen. is fashioned of
dark blue madras. trimmed with bands
of white voile. Both designs are sim-y‘
pie, practical arid becoming l
noiiih Ililiiis 5
All 8i|0llill lillllli’t
-—-—— Silk Net is Durable.
The Return of Betta. Silk nets. expensIVe, of course, but
As girdles and bolts of all dost-rip. more durable than tulle. com . in everyl
tions are smart again this year, it will color "l ”W rainbow and "My Skid“
not be a difficult matter to introduce Of ”It Ntlorz‘. They have le.'s crisp
tbc required bit of color. will.- and airness than tulle, but are vrry luvely
narrow girdles of ribbon an. smart; and so soft that they allow met fut-ll
narrow strap belts of colored suede, "“53 0' skirt 0' flounce.
or vnid. according to ”h, tone of Made over chiffon. they must be
the material. encircle skirt or coat of held "l" 1‘) crinoline 0' by " 'leiticoat.
the sport cesiume, and the simple if they are to stand out; but many
”n“. or linen frock may be girdled women like/their fulness without ex-
“. soberiy or .3 gorgeously as F‘ancy' alternated flare or silhouette width. and
a satin lining with enough satin frank-
,Iiv
dictates. and Fashion advises Fancy
by Pictorial Review
Il
l. i'
Prepared Especially F or This Newspaper ‘ y‘
Potato. Groom.
Take six boiled potatoes and pu
boiling water. stir well and long. .Nm with a." “a pepper and a m_
‘tle paprika. Have the omclette pan
t hot and pour in the mixture. llrown
to be gorgeously inclined. Birds,
,becs, butterflies. and colored moths
- Items. embroidered on frock and
ly used on the outer part of the
frock to raise the slip frotn the rank of
lintnss ts often used in place of chil-
on both sides. garnish with parsley
than three tshleopoons of finely mino- and serve.
0d ham. a little grated nutmeg. salt
1nd pepper to taste and a little finelyI
chopped parsley. Work into this mix-r
furs the yolks of three hard boiled
em, maku into balls, roll in bread
cntmbs and fry in hot fat. Serve
with fried parsley.
WORTH KNOWING.
Women are liable to ailments which
cause constant ill-health and on which
lllt'y may consult doctors without
much rcltcf It is well worth knowing
that they can get at the nearest drug»
FI’lClueed Chicken store a simple tncdicinc. made of
Steam the (ihihhhh whole until ten- roots and herbs. which is just what
they need to recover health 'l‘hat
def, then dissect and fry to a light
brown in butter. Toast as many
crackers as will look nice on a plat-
ter. and place the chickcn around
them. Then make a thhk gravy of
tholiquor. thickened with brown flour “um”! om of me! They ought ‘0
and seasoned with salt and pepper, have sent the to a munitions dcpot«
add a genermis slice of butter and . not to a ’ospital!~-latndon Opinion.
medicine is Lydia l-I. Pinkliani's Vccc
table Compound.
N0 EFFICIENCY.
“'cuiidcd Soldicr l'cs. they hot 2i
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Breakfa‘t Gown of Crepe
fon. .\ bit of plain color in substantial
material is, In fact. introduced upon
the tutsidc oi maiy of the t‘llmflest;
mckl.
blouse. the bluebird beinx especially
laHll'Hl for light toned iincys and cot
lullvi
Trimmirg the Small Girla' Dresses
l-Ispct hilly are these bluebirds futorr
t‘tf for the hill? flil‘l's‘ While “00k WALL PAPER REMOVE“.
The only thing to bear in mind. when To remove wall paper iit about half
iii-int: lilt'W' motifs. is that the iii-sign the usual time. use one heaping iablc
must be small and the effect dainty rpoonful of salipeire to a gallon of hot
I"t'i||ilt‘l‘Slllt'iillli: :ind i‘rnss sliH'fi arc water and apply er‘ll‘ I0 Imitt‘r “it"
both being used effcciiti-lv on chil a brush. A whitewash brush is bcs'
tin-It's garments and here :tL’ltlll “t .as it covers ll broad space. Keepthi
see the effect of color. for ill cliil Water hot and afiern fctv .lttpllt':.iitlli
tll'Pll'ti fashions Ilil'f‘v is it..- silliit‘ .i» .“00 can mslli cull imitcr frmn tlul
round for briuhtncss i-‘tislihnt Hil)‘r~ Nail.
that rll‘.tli puiplc ~!:.'tll hn- dressed ' "
utiiiintly and prettily. that is all. and "Turn "merchant" for a d" or two
it‘ith'K us to wotk olir own salvation 1 through Sentinel advertising «Just as
lother merchants sell things.
AMERICAN WAR CORRESPOND. aoston Dispensary R.
ENT SEES RESULTS OF GER. Need Ald.
MAN HEALTH INSURANCE. The Boston dispensary in its re-
\’.liile health authorities in Amer- 'cnlly publisltcd'fltlth Annual lit-port
left are pointing with alarm to g timtitcs that at least a quarter of
rapid increase of degcnerative dll- llt‘ population of llostuu cannot pro
eancg .n early life among the workers, i'c themselves with adequate tucdl
Jami-r O'Donnell Bennett, the well out aid.
known war correspondent of the Chi-
cago Tribune now with the German
iudcnts of wiigc-curuci's budgcts,"
mm,” on the “Me,“ from, writes says the report, “that even small‘ “Adcquuic incdhul rcilcl “ill lI‘ The was“, titoduct 0| ~iiwmi|ls ”I size in (‘tn'cr the book when properly .
, . . 1 families in this vicinity liiing oii p...-.-ti vililllli tln- l't‘ut-h or p“... ”h. - . _ . ' ' 1
item that many mddle aired Gemini 1. . l. ,1 Q, . , impaled mum": ciouding is Iliei
soldiers are a fit as lads. "Though .-t,oct) or loss a year should not bc lm-cst paid \vot'ker and provide for "‘ nttu ”till“ ”“llillllls‘ llltll it‘ll r‘ hi i ‘
many of 11". men are 50 years old,"he ”(peeled to purchase lulm‘ Iti'dit-l- him and his family during Nlt'kllcfl.‘ to the furnaces :is lt't‘i ._, cstinumd "f u" . ' '
write; “they are as sound asthe MI. ‘,(tl'Vl(‘t‘ t‘han thu:"in-cc.~salrly it) (-hlitl ind "My” alvf‘ to 1pm.. pgnhpnnhflnu to be 36.000.000 “Wm l't'r war. and h il‘lie lira... hilt: IS another good}
a:.d man omcers credit the amusing lilLll ant acute nesu. iiriy~seveii; or com ittons cans iig sic'ttcss :. ‘ ,_ a . . a t. cspettullg for surface feeding
_ _ y it r (cut. of the families attending thc financial incentive to prevent dis u“ equitalent M -.X80,lltttl,0lt0 ‘um‘ fl ) . -. - .- . .
1;“th 0f the soldiers who are far I‘ l. f , fill. Ierlidpu li) ttliit_ nili Mill (‘duxe
beyond middle 8.89, not only to ma “Spengary “Vt! ()n *600 or less; 4!] 9839." (9 0 solid “tliltl Hllhl‘lltllvt‘. About l
per cent. on $700 or less; 70 pct cent.
uti $800 or less." All necessary med
ital service and appliances with host
acupulous sanitation in the war tone,
brt also to the fact that, for a genera-‘
t‘on. the humblest man in Germany
cnutd, through the German system of
hralth insurance. obtain medicines
and the advice of excellent doctors
bital care are included in the bene
fits of the health insurance plan
tlrtiftcd by the American Association
In addition a
for practically nothing.”
for Labor legislation.
,tsick benefit amounting to two-thirds
{of the worker‘s wages is payable for
.‘~
n
’v
label. ,
, a period not exceeding
. v. cks iii Ollt' year, Thesc benefits are
to be provided at a total cost of about
thrce per cent of the worker's wages,
l
of»
I
E” icontributions toward this amount be-
ing paid by the worker. the cmployer
_————~—- 'tllld the state.
Pains Disappeared AfterUsel * '- '~
d Lydia E. Pl H ’8 ‘Health insurance a Matter for the
t.- r e. Says Western Paper.
Vegetable Compound. "llcuiili insurance cannot be
-————— lfected by individuals alone. it must
Wilmington, Del.—-“Iwa.s suffering in» donc by the state" says Spokes
from 3 terrible backache and pains in , mankevlew, of Spokane. Washington
mm" my side, with beer ‘ "individual insurance not only can-
Illl'm" "mil int} down pains and not cover the. needs of society, but
- why, very nervous. cannot even c6ver those of all int.
Ivhsalwsys fired, ‘dividuals. lt letiptes the classes tin,
always drowsy, ' protected that most require protec-‘
never-“could get “0“
enough sleep and,
couldnoteat. Iliad 1 Workers Entitled to Sickness Pro.
{our doctors and. vision, Says Ten-phone Company.
‘ eachtold me some-: In its annual rcport of 1915 the
American Telephone and Telegraph
ggogmfiydfi‘ EI l Company states: "We believe it is no‘
- ' Vf . . . more than simple justice that the.
PmkharnsVegeta—l men and women who devote thetrl
“0 Compound "1d decided to try it. I f working lives to the telephone service!
as»! resultsand 1110' feel 59“" 3 should be assured of some income
“‘4" feltforvenmndllms'ain-‘t when they are sick. If justice do-i
heinwcisllt. lanai-diyneunmend . mantis this. its cost is a fair chammaeafe.
it b all woman."—Irs. Goose: W. inguinal the business. and we so ro-
IIuAlfllW-tuhsmegww gard it."
Made! the provisions of the health
m d m (bun llllrance bill introduced Into this
whims-yuan“ maria. m
”MA-seat“!- “harm
- women have derived help from
prove to be it liciillli iiictisuri- or t'.\
tranrdiiiary value.
"'lhc fact that under such it sysiciti
the tinph-yt int. a large measure oi
ownership and control \till rt‘llltnt- ail
clctncn's of patertialisgn The will
"It is the general opinion anions p‘oye \\li] thcn ra-gaid llic llciii-lils .i be atuilablc at sawmills operating on appears '0 h" “m“ if anything
r.glit.-. not charities.
s MOTHER REBUKED.
“Willie. when did you wash your
face last?”
‘ "Mother. don't let's bring up the
past."—Judgc.
“We have evolved a standardized
twenty-six bridge prize for all our afternoon af- an and China. Plant breeders by
fairs. '
"What is it?"
“A boiled dinner in a can. it keeps
the \vivcs happy and their husbands
strnui scolding."~Louisville Courier-
Journal.
Women Know ‘
that they cannot afford to be
ill. They must keep themselves i
in the best of health at all :
times. Most of all, the digest- .
ive system must be kept in
00d working order. Knowing
t e importance of this, many
Bimini/Ms
Pills
sure.vegetable '
ulckly right— the wow
t muse hesdachehlansum‘.
constipation and'biltousness.
Tbsyarefreefromhabit-fogm-
.lsa . . .dopotmrt
”awaken bowels.
‘- !
coyotes, 20 per cent. to bears, and 5.1ett9l‘ V. with the book through the
ing only a few head of
sheep.
- JtlIt wm Kinds of Natural Balt Aral
inashoppsra. grabs. silt pork. crick-
>
”mmuuh-M Haguekthawaytoarftao.
Joan-tumulteuboudh vmmummm‘m.
assistant-subunit! humanism.
munitions-nude “Imminent!
Muhamma- . “mummy”.
fisvuauhaadl-taa Ital-acoustic“
lab-a pun-anal "hour-aunts:
.. _ . fl . _ . ‘ _
eport Show Sick MW ("-‘m lw winch-d to America" FOREST NOTES. non llut if ilii-v :irc dug a “will be It
conditions and \\ ilt‘fl adapted w ill ' '
'l'lic iiicri-asc Ill Ili'c tit'llliillti lot pot fore, “1‘5th and r”! with a "My bread:
usii has rcsultcd in a number of in- "mm" “““I‘H' l" milk lllt‘)’ he"('"Wl
toughened and make the bcsi ball. I
It is a common saying that the big
worm will catch the big fish, There;
t.lllllt's of (ion-riiiucui officials con
ccrnini: the amount of this t‘llt‘lllit‘ili'
contained in wood :islics which Hill)
in:
”I“ National Fmvm' this. but a worm Unit is just the right;
it lazy old trout in
from the (fruits :..
grasshopper.
so quicklyI
hall of it has no use \\illllt‘\'t'l'. but is
ziill a lively
i
usually burned to get rid of it.
The chestnut bii'lll ha; alread‘ '
l” ‘ ) For black Mrs a.:.' )‘llt‘l‘ large fish
done damagi- estinmted as close to the minnow i it t‘ orit bait it
b' lt‘ ilV t‘ .
850-000.0tltt_ The disease attacks both ’
“minnow," Is meant a small fish. forf
small fish are invariably culled min-
nows by anglers, regardless of their
crossimz l h t d . species.
.apanese c es m” a“ na- Small frogs ‘tiiakc good half for all,
live clniiquaptn have produced re. game fish and may be used with a
sisiant trees. Some of the Chinese single hook by inserting through the
chestnuts are ”id '0 grow 100 {Pet‘lips like baiting with a minnow. The
high in their home forests. . dobson, or helgramite. is excellent as
The annual losses of live stock on bait for many kinds of fish. 1
lthe National Forest ranges of the, (3”.th are. common as bait used
we" d"? ‘0 predatory animals "9 for still fishing. They are. best at the
0“" 3500'mm' A" organized cam- time they have shed their shell and in
paign is now going on to exterminate this condition may be hooked through
theSe animals. Wolves are rcsponsi- the body, but at other times should
hie for about 70 per. cent, of the cat- be booked through the tail. Ba”
tle losses. while bears cause most of. are fond of cmwflsh A bait. that is
'American‘und European species. but
does little damage to those from Jap-
are“
5M1
i6622
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Faille silk is used to give the flu-
lshtng touches to this tailored frock
of checked taffeta. The Jacket is a.
modifiad Norfolk model and the
ClTI'INC otiiDE6696
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, A Youthful Tailor Made.
skirt a circular design.
Exceedingly youthful in line and
effect is this tailored frock carried
out in checked mohair trimmed with
laille silk in plain color. The jacket
may be made with or without a yoke
and straps and the choice is also giv-
on between a notched orshawl collar
ln medium also the suit requires 4%
yards 64-inch mohair and % yard.
40inch faille for the trimming.
As a single breasted model the
jacket is sure to be fashionable
throughout the spring and summer,
therefore will be attractive in other
materials than mohair. Linen may
be used effectively for its develop-
merit.
To cut the model requires unusual
can baton each of the number of
parts to the pattern and the neocl-
Iity of placing each one correctly
to preserve the lines of the jacket.
After the material is folded smooth-
ly on the cutting table the under-
faolag and fttont straps are that
placed Into position on-a lengthwise
thmad. The back and yoke follow.
on a lengthwise fold.
On the upper row first place the
front, then the back strap and sleeve ‘
sections (upper and lower) on I
lengthwise thread. Between this
lower sleeve section and the yoke .
are laid the pocket and sleeve strap
while to the right of these are the
front of the yoke and the collar.
Young women who elect to wear
frocks that are modeled along linen
that are strictly conservative will
favor this suit and -find much en-
joyment in wearing it because of
its comfort-affording utilities.
The skirt is a circr r model the.
may be out In one or two pieces.
row or 54 INCH MAttRint WITH the
Pictorial Review Jacket No. 6696.
to 20 years.
waist. Price. 15 cents.
We
Price. 15 cents. Skirt, No. 6622. Sizes,
Sizes. 34 to 4‘.’ inches bust and 14
22 to 32 inches
What Are Your Assets?
The aclontlflo eonductofbualnm and persona. maxi-a today classes
the methods employed vary dbtlnotly
' Avoid The Liability
Of not having a checking aoozotm
we invite accounts which an
given efficient and courteous a tent-an.
Fairfield County National Bank
re. --—.. n
r n-..»-
.—.A r-.. an“
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" THE OLDEB'I IANK lN NORWALK.
A new and distinctivmdesign
Wait a High Streets
DINING ROOM SETS
in Jocobin. or Golden Oak.
Ten~pieces. Extension Table, Side Table, Buffet, China
Closet, and six leather bottom chairs.
See the Display it Our Show Windows.
Prompt and Careful Automobile Delivery.
RAYMOND 8r SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Norwalk, Conn.
the remainder. Approximately 75 Del" quite a favorite for bass is a strip of
cent. of the, sheep losses are due to fat salt pork cut in the shape of the
per cent. to lynxes and wild “at-“dams“ end—New York American.
Mountain lions are charged with Hill
.——~ —...— -
cattle andi
D
THE GLAD To SEE YOU MAN. i
The glad to see you treatment
is great for human ills, l
It's better than prescription
And multitudes of pills
Tomorrow Jones may grumhlu
And look downcsst and blue,
The-glad to see you manner
Will make him smile at you.
:l‘t own may be all despairing.
Resolved to quit the ht.
You smile and “Glad to you!"
In) cheer and sot him right;
Or some can. and and hopeless.
LURING THE FISH.”
~—
. the Moot Effective.
Natural halts are those which most
anglers are accustomed to using. Such
halts include worms. frogs. minnows.
otsandnaayktndaofrealflahbod.
mumudallbaltalatbe'
automaadlttsuudmtban,
A
Room} by day or week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated. electric Iishts and gas.
Eventful In! class.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Corner Monroe and Chestnut alreeta, Sonth Norwalk.
NEWLY RENOVATED.
JOSHDI SESSA DROP.
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