r [on GM” WWING til it is tender enough to was through “mom none have been >0 famous-l ’
a sieve. Add to three pints of build as the Gainsborough hut “muog-tailzpdt . ,
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Freshen herring over night, re-
' .9" head, skin and backbone, rinse
and dry with a cloth. then brail.
ions with butter and lemon juice.
They may also be rolled in flour and
Macaroni Puree.
Boil a quarter of a pound of macar-
oni in two quarts of salted water un-
white pepper and a dash of cayenne.
Then add two or three heaping table
spoonfuls of Parmesan cheese, or half
:t cupful of finely shaved, rich yellow
cheese and ‘stir until dissolved in the
soup. Do not allow it to boil. ~Serve
illitiilltiiilioul;
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Larger Grow the Hate to Balance
Skirts.
With tiufiy skirts spreading every
day by the addition of a new ruffle,
the large but is steadily growing in
popularity, and from present indica‘
would resemble a diamond, were it
not that its corners were rounded.
or all the chapeuux recorded in
should be a source of great joy to
the stately woman to know that these
hats, lung reygaled lo the back-
ground.
but could be a more fitting accom-
paniment to the picturcnque
are now to be retited. No
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M“ I" ‘ little butter. 6°“ ”m immédgrte‘y‘ n is a W” “Ming as"! Hulls threatens, brittlcthr end ofthe modes of the present day, and al- l
yays. ,A nouns ng soup when carefully ma e. season, to reach ”“1 proportions m ready Dilll' l r . . ~ , .
1 Rice may he used instead of macaroni ' ’ a ge mun” hm” 0‘ ”1” Simple and Smart.
Suhr Cakea.
'i‘kc yolks of three eggs, a cupful
it desired.
the famous Merry Widow sailor. Not
‘llllil this will put to rout the small
hill for each has lls‘ distinctive place
type have made their appearance. not
only at the winter resorts, but also in
i
Frocks for Kiddies Are
. Particularly attractive are the
frocks made for children this seat-
With artistic running exceedingly low on the more
decorate. vivid colorings.
til the latest styles he's shorting. l Undoubtedly Jim." will be much
Kind attention he's bestowing. worn in milllnery. but. strange as It
"“1 ”'9 work 1' promptly dPM' tiiav BPélll it iii more becoming if
None have to wait. ' . '.
|coiiibiiied with black. l’ule guy tips
3on an all black hat is an extremely
._ “Wm“? your house look l“minimal combination Gray ttiitl nniy.‘
And up-todate. {gray and brown and for dresttlcr;
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int-air gray Illld rose. are all extreme
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good Other new shades are
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~ New York. . beam nurses and mo 1 son. in lines there is not so much _
or granulated sugttr, 1 large tahio 6°“ Fm“ p'.""."“' In the wnrdrohe, but the tttttor is out A ha, c u h u .h learned after twenty you-t2? 1113;: chum “thorium-my as is found 2
()ne teaittpon of paprica d dash of , , , re en y seen at t 9 eat . . in modes for grownups butthey copy
Umhll of [Bra 0' butler, halt ‘ cup. “11 [)9pr lnd a emu“ plili'll of dry 0! ‘he lllClure With the quail" frocks Club ‘1 rum Beflt‘h I'lli or buck m‘ 'u hwlu’ld'kuiufrzufr e hm! lhc elder styles qune filltllfull)’ Thl. .
- . . ' have children s it . ~
ill of milk Ind dour enough to roll mustard. Mix m“ thoroughly and add oi the moment, and must be totiiined crin “ith a brim having a four-inch tion and-ortmmwu little frock is fashioned from French l
. out the dough. Flavor with nutmet; the juice of half . lemon ",0 table- iiiore or less to tailored edects. band of black Malines A black 05., ltls bletotho gingham trimmed with plain linen. I
I sprinkle the cakes with coarse granu- , ' Art the season advance hats are . , ' mootds cat. skin,and it is built without a lining, the 3
W sugar and bake. spoons 0: vine“; bl; :hrf:I [I'll]: mm darker in toneBblsck andirhh plfume drooped across the t-rown isthmonly W?“ “on“ closing at one side. A turn- .
’ spoons o 0 vs 0 . a s e ' . r roiii le 3 to right, with another catch; ahou used ev back collar finishes the neck and is ‘;
"v W with it fork until very thicit. it few midnight blue bean the fashionable in; m Mm up slightly on m, Mel! :3 on infants :3 edged with linen to correspond with ;
Biscult Tartonl. drops of Womflemhtm an“. m" shades. Then.- is a very good rots-"Wml tip turned back and hanging over didnmnsgroatdaal the trimming on the belt, pocket .
M oneliali' cup of sugar and one be added if one wishes. Hill for this preference. Nearly every the edge 0‘ the brim The hat was “inbym o: "‘4 sleeves. ”MW!“ "'9 requires '
cnpol water five minutes. Add yolks _ \.t.!. m (lilo rt bluc suit, sndthe ttmsrt- posed low on [he ”gm “W, ‘0 “M, I highlhwi‘uxnd tiers. Mother’s ;.:?;e¢:::nif:en‘ti:rgxom'm:2mr ,
“ mm m" "n hm” "w" “d ASK 10R noon ““ m” "‘ ”“ “'°”‘ W“ m" ' “““htgh rising line on tho iett m ”'Mn‘mmmm The iocin tor the skirt is out
boot a minute, remove from fire and ’ is siways the navy blue or black httt. in .l n " gdctofikin of a Idiild. wb‘lolz 3106‘ from MID open'width of material. but
boat until cold. then add one cup of HORLICK 5 Paris decrees that gray shall be the. no! an M “a“ "'9". '" m°”"‘» Syk ’C lfort P, d ‘ not lll’.‘ the remaining pieces of the frock
W m filtered with vanilla.. ‘ . ' ‘ ' Ipopular color this season. possibly be} "H ””0"" ”W “mn' "I“ "m“ talcum-powder buts Merl; twig-:3 are cut from the gingham '0‘“ In ‘
Packln mold and than peek inice and m ORIGINAL "we put“ h. m hmmoumink “dim" “‘M'M“ h“ "“0"“ "5 b" "‘ propantionmliidiif dailywillkeep half. 1" m“ h “M m" M l
serve with finely powdered macaroons '. . the march of Fashion. and now itt o "km-soot Mimi . '5'” 3"“ 5°.“ 1‘” °" ‘ lengthwise
m a _ MAI-TED MILK W? “I I (omwomlfie from "to. wot: i ‘ be . mm}... m, fold of the material. The front or
m lprinkled on ‘09- ‘ 1: “mm" Wyn" um”, brc black and white which qurOm sea 0 even more prominent! “Drug-abort i the '“n' m next. “M on . I
-—— . .-._*_-_~-__ -_- launched last sermon, not), let it notml‘“°A°°“‘:lm° 't‘" "‘0 ”Ta I . taxman-too. a... lewhofmw- grateful: i
. _ it [nor cs, 0 course, In as rs- _- _. -.- beck waist .
balloon Mali. ‘, ”em is one “a POW" neatly whispered, gray in not such a provost, tion '3 dlrsrtly "NM”? ‘0 the DB“; . , lengthwise fold. Opposite the but .
PI! two cups of shredded codfish to @stisfles your “a“ completely tion to American dye pots which not i the Met and bolt ere I'M IN. i
lookout night. (Next morning drain K ' m ““3"" 0'" 0" u" 00“”“°n‘-3 between the oolhr and the be!
however, the Ballot Rustic is not a
new institution. It was first pro.
duced there over three years ago, so
no vestigc of Its Infirnce could pow‘
slbly be iett on Paris ittyior But!
the French couturicrs. in their intense;
loyalty to their Allies, never let an
town work doett uot‘dreud the task of?
opportunity pitsit to ‘
loyalty in some form of design or wiping up thei
express this,
n, removing tether,
the new blousctt. recently seen on thtI loor, himpll' bt‘t'fluse ll "Wan! thfll'
lttv'wm. the limit-n Inluém In do her knees will suffer? If she lets her
('ldl‘ill)‘ marked.
These blouses tire mlltlt’ of bright
colored liberty satin and crepe dc
(MM. and are to be worn with dark
there is room enough to lay the tab
and cut! ca a lengthwise thread. The ;
sleeve is hit! on a lengthwise thread.
The skirt is made separately and
stitched to the long-waisted blouse ‘
under a belt of self-material stitched _'
on both edges with narrow folds oi :
checked linen. it is side plaited and
closes tn the left of the center-frail
under a plsit.
The simplicity and childlike qull'
ity which is essential to success II
garments for small folk impose limb
. . tatlons. the eccentric and tantuti.
Little Miss ElghtlearOid in a be"): always out of place In child!
frock of French gingham trimmed , '
with checked linen. The blouse do '9'“ “Rant Th" "‘9? (silk; off:
sea at the side as does also the side- “ uoellentcpnortun '5 "r 9 P
Nailed dirt ' nut simplicity so much sought 1
skill your walls will
the water off, put on stove with water i
to cover and boil the minutes. brain
01 no webs. odd five small potatoes
out this and a few sticks oi mitocIr
mi. a pinch of salt and pepper. Boil
until tender. drain water off. add one
pint of milk thickened with one tea-‘
spoon cornstarch. and butter size ott
walnut. Put in oven and bake for 15
minutes.
'tl if painting you are needing.
in this line he's also leading,
t l.‘
tboutcullc, mttrliic and chestnut.
The Return oi the Gainsborough.
The brim line thiit seaaon lit fro-
irrcgiilar.’ and often nuggetc
Gavory Baked Potatoes.
Wash and scrub potatoes until thor-i
0&th ciettn. then wipe and dry. tittitol
one hour in a steady oven. tBreak op-i
brain have her body it hit she will buy"
0| make herself a kneeling mat. At;
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-'l‘urn "merchant" for a day or twoiqummy first glance one is apt to think that ll, .
an and drew with salt, pepper and: -—and send. that used hriicle. 39“ iii“;e 0; :"‘"':‘"‘;" “mm“ Him” “to“... Mr... A N... no... in tho l'l‘llllnl! run is tumult. llut the stamp - , ——< "3'”
’ . . .. 's inc «1 its ecome qu e a svor .
./ cmm' 8"" in the lee“ in lithrough Sentinel advertising 1““ “‘i I d . _, h .9 ‘1 th 1 use of inflation as ll substitute for ed, iiiiittition li‘lllllt‘l‘ pads, shaped like Ct'lTlNCQL'19r_°9T9-———— ---- '-
fringetl napkin. lather merchants sell thinga. “5 an ”0“ M m “ “ "we “ . . l . é ‘ ’ bill I‘ ' " I
_ “‘9 tonventlonitl fur trimming. ll (llllll‘ scat. are really practical to' ' --— ”if. "‘* ’~‘,"(."6‘ri\
“ -. . r - — nevus—f . . ' t
W” _ ~ » - - , -‘ .. - - Illllill‘ UH‘I' the "Our ttiid will wear @‘xr r :000 ,,
incite FOR THE kITCHEN. ' concmmrtc women. :rion \till bt‘glll liusiileso with tho. in high one ht it sort- point with the no”, I???“ ' . (““1 Jy
There are numerous women harbors mm. The incorporiitortt are David. llll‘ll in the service, ttiid they lose no , . . . _ ' L -L'L‘l ‘_j_;;::4c.
Perfect cleanliness does much to in Australia and in some oi the Hi 8. Imy..l’hi10 U Calhoun Ind \\'"'?Uppnrtunity to prove that the coils A ”NW" 0' ”0" “bk" “9““. %u—xlN(IHIIUtuw.WolftAr Pain-Indie“ ‘0-"1’
prevent ma and mice from CODIW‘ ages women are actlnr as hieck- ilani wpbb, ‘mma-h, “ wrong one. stunt-ti with Wedding. and with two'
gating. "110°“ ltIhnm ‘53!" Tugrfi. ,mflhs and cobblers. ---~-——-—- “Men who can't obey laws ttiid who convenient lit-pit for pulling about, int
:33): :1: :cxgled sonata. en ‘ y ”"9 ”3.“ 5°” ”“95“ "9'“““' '1‘" CAN you HOP usncroo'rz a; '"rlly "P btltot‘ ”ta" kiln]? of I'lll'fln also shown. :
one $589001!!!“ of ammonia to . if them with college cducntionsJound . 0 ll e menu e ti scp no. 9‘ A home-made. kneeling Dfld. whkht
my is no rcfmnutory." they say.
vork through the agency of the In- A ll M For :m in“ U A “MUM
pp c. ‘ y P II A number of last month's rejections
ercolleglutc liuroati of Occupations in Uni ue Re “game...“ _
.\ew York city last year ‘ on you ain't be: three times ”ml, were of men who are Mailed In the
*hatlonal Guard. .\o guardsman who
Th“ three 301“ ”“1"" to M W“ I it..gtli of a big room on one bart- foot .
sented by the United States in the “.1,"qu stopping. you can‘t be u '0‘ Utah not his honorable discharge will
MlLKlNfi‘PUt
Pictorial Review Dress No. 0676. Sizes. 6 to 14 years. Price 16 centn.
,,
teacupful of .wnter, applied with e
rag. will clean silver or gold Jewel-
' t ry perm.
glassware should always be wash-
ed in a wooden bowl, as there will be
will cost nothing extra. and, there-’
fore, will seem dear to the housewife:
ll' that made of several old turklsli;~—-‘
towels. They may be folded to forni'
~m
“ WhaiwAvrwchour Assets? ‘,
ambassadorsdroni the South Aiueri dim-- said an officer at ",9 army 1... ibe accepted; no man under five feet , ~ . ‘ .
L '1" less chain‘s! 31.15"?“ wkil: can countries will be designed by cruiting station M 3m; punon “re”. tour end no man whose hearing and a “"d and ”"'" ““"”'d with “ plain: - , m |
thfowewozlkdea 1:“: lece gnfisnnel. Miss Jeanette Scudder of x” York, recently, a” the New i'orlt .nm“ iflyotglgh‘ are not grimy ‘towel. so llir,‘ li‘t‘ lint “i" not escape; The solantlilo conductofbualnooa and pencils altars t y canoes
..... utd :hou‘ld be kept [It’mg enough “n, ClU- f * ~11 yr.“ mm do that and can sn|15{\ ; _ mlover the “JCT :‘..ltl dcfcnt her cleaniyl the method. ONION!" "'7 ”W
M”- Maud M- Mlller. “'1‘“ “M I"Hour other requirements, you can b: ‘
‘pttroose. *l‘lic lctivct' .y be stitchedl
together to n';:‘..c . firm. I
Discolored Enamel Ware. l
B h' '
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[0! c ‘tls ; To remove stun... or blue and whitei
, , . "enamel waresimply till the discolored.
A“ W Dlstfesmgzyeasel with water and 'a tesspoontult'
- . inf chloride of lime; allow this to boil,
. ”float and Lung in ’few minutes; then rinse and dry:
Ailments Yield
to Llnonine.
dot the iron to thoroughly dry it.
. o'l'umblora that. have been used for
milk should be filled first with cold
water and rinsed; then use a little
warm water. Putting the milky glas-
ihto hot water first has the edect of
clouding it permanently.
. if hot. grease is spilled on the table
"throw cold water on to harden it and
uneven it tram soaking into the
wood.
_Whenaponliss beonuseduntil
it. appears to be spoiled, place it over
I lane of gsslfglit for a quarter of
a minute. then dip it into water and
lL-wlll again be fit for work.
When using a gas or electric iron
got a lo-oent bird cage spring. Hung
txeitber on light fixture or on the
wall near your iron. so it comes
‘ - 'g'hovo the ironing board; loop cord
' hook. The spring gives when
in iron, usohsaves wear and tear on
cently appointed a member of the me» pretty sure mg“ after sixty dttyr
”on picture ““3" board 1“ 0M0. h“- tralning at Fort Slocum you will he
been disappioved by Gov. Willis, bfli‘sem m the Mexican border," addco
under the rules she will draw her the officer. _
9"" “m" her‘successor “ named. t Since the war department telegraph
Mrs. 'Maude D. Reynolds and him, ed the omce that 26.000 additional
””de ‘11 Blair. twin ”me”- m'.mcn were wanted. and- instructed
cently obtained divorces in the same. them m keep open “without regard m
court on the same day at Edwards hours." the number 0, men seeking
ville, “L The suits were ‘1” filed service with the colors has more than
0“ ”"3 some d” “d the same “‘ .ioublcd. The exacting standards set}
torney represented both women. for army men have eliminated most at
them. however.
"Out of 283 men who applied in
March we, accepted only 38," said the
totiioer. "The accepted men go to New
orgmlg. Rochelle for their training and in a
few weeks are on their way to the
Avoid The liability ‘
Of not having a ebocltlng aooooun the invite accounts which are
given efficient and bout-tows a tent-on.
Fairfield County National Blink
THE OLDEI‘l IANK IN NORWALK.
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‘Rnd the enamel will be. mow white. :
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, , DINING ROOM SETS
My pink crepedechinc waist faded
out to a dirty white. 1 took a. sheet;
A new and distinctive design in Jocobin, or Golden 0_ak.
Ten pieces. Extension Table, Side Table, Buffet. China
0f pink crepe paper and soaked it ini
And Other butt-easing Throat and water'tfor s. few minutes. i dipped;
Closet, and six leather bottom chairs. _
See the Display it Our Show Windows.
Limo NIMOMO Yield to Llnonine. ,the waist in this and hung It on a cost
Prompt and Careful Automobile Delivery.
Nearly one thousand prominent M‘hsngcr to dry. The waist looked like;
RAYMOND 8o SON
FILE INCORPORATION PAPERS
WITH SECRETARY OF STATE.
Four Bridgeport Concerns
for Business and Make Statement
of Resources. i border."
The tntiowing concerns have iitedi When asked why so many men
incorporation paper-it at the office of. were rejected when numbers were at:-
the Secretary of State: tnslly needed in the service the officer
The Modem Manufacturing com- said:
Die in one city alone have publiclylne' when it became dry. Since that:
testified in signed statesments that dime I have done thessme ““118 to 3
Llnonine cured them of coughs. coldsfimue waist and find that it keeps them'
when a velveteen dress. is done
651th. the material is very valuable.
makes excellent polishing cloths
. mahogany and other woods with a
.~ finich and is good for use on sil-
- and plated ware also. When soil-
,“ the velveteen may be cleaned by
Win; in soap water.
. 'tcr washing decanters turn them
his down and allow water from‘
~cold water tap to run over them,
about five minutes they will be.
ginéldc. and if the outside is care;
and . rubbed they will
' antlfully. t '
\
fi’ motioned-Pigeon compeny or
pany of Bridgeport has organised.
The oflloers are: President
treasurer, 'Frank E. Seeley; vica
president. William J. Bartley; secre-f
tary. Claude Herman.
stock authorized is 84,000. divided
into 40 shares of common stock,
par value 8100. The full amount oi
capital has been paid in‘in cash.
The Rivercliff Development com-
pany of Bridgeport has incorporated.
The capital stock authorised in $300,-
000. divided into 3,000 shares or
common stock. par value 8100. The
amount with which the corporation
will begin business is $50,000. The
tncorporstors are J. E. Hulshlser,
Cecil White and Alfred Hum
Bridgeport has incorporstod to carry
on a general drug ”O‘BQI'BIIIMM
‘thoriuil m dividcdinbo 8N-
shsrss of common stock. par value
mv Tho «reparation-will’begll bus:-
neu with the full snout of W
deck: The mezzanine an annex-
hos
Wt M M W
divided Into 1.000st
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"it takes a good man to be a pri-
and vote soldier few people understandl
how good."
A look over the records of the re
for everything from the use of drugs
to an insufllciency of teeth.
"A man must have at least four op
posing molsgs In good condition so
thnthe can chew his food," the ofil-
cer xxplsined. “And he must have
enoug bicusplds to bite.
"We give a man a regular third tie-
gree; and if are-find that he has ever
been in Jail we reject him without go-
ing any further. Most people don't
know thst. They think the drmy is
full of undesirables. But we have got
bronchitis and other forms of winter
{complaints that threatened their very
Textstence. ‘Other thousands in other
The capltali cruiting for March showed rejectionsisectmns of the country have added
their testimony. and all unite in pro
rclalming Llnonine the most cfiective
‘medicine of Its kind known to sci-
ence. It warms ,and enriches the
blood, ‘it restores circulation and
bathes the delicate membranes of
throat and lungs in rich. new, vital-
ity-bringing blood-and relief
wrought by' removing the» swellings
"Ill Irritntions,that cease the dis-
toliive manmotmmanmitm .it is a truly wonderful
as well as physio-Hy good. i
“Caucuses on feet. which show-1 that
shows any evidence oi
liquor or drugs or or say immorality
remedy and» is pure and“ wholesome.
being an emulsion of Pin-Seed Oil,
is »»
sh and new looking. The color lasts
only for two washings, but it is a mat-
ter of five minuteb’ work to have theml
fresh again.
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Cititord phony.
'Bo. its: new so
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livery room well ventilated, electric lights and gas.
Ivor-yum In! dose.
Pure Condensed Milk, can .v ..............
Skimmer! Mutations...“ .T. 15¢
PunLeafLardalb 13¢
Borden’s or VanCamflhllvsporated titling, cans 25¢ .
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