THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING 33m SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1916
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lime in a pint of boiling water. While: , lwith vest of the linen. The square-III ' , I 3
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land remove shells. i-‘ill oval or cup; ‘Awning Stripes in a Morning Dress. that m Mum bi comer ' 6&1“ éprdcriCdl fit: ,
m m m: shaped molds partly full of gelatinoi m ARI M mil" 3’ mil? neglected. it may cause ‘ 'H’J’Jf“ H
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- upright 13' the gelatine, one in eagh‘ l . ' ‘ ’
Floattn islan . . . . . , :. ingoodordetbythetlmel useof . J.
g d lcup. You ay have to ac p out a‘ Bayadero 5mm Skirt. ,the summer are many with the on . Y I
Uaodin lace ofi res I . I~ - . - .- . .
0:. m Dire-half cup? 1:1” "(110.“- teaspoonful of the gelstine in order to: For sports and morning wear, the “dedp‘pluaor'rzf‘fie sire of 101191313: i eflonf
31"“) (lino yolks eggs three whites make the 6“ stand upright. Fill the awning Striped mate: “5' linens, :2? Lulu andssimila:nshal:l:slintend' ,3 ed ' F
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mold up with the rest of gelatine uni ducks, and canvas weaves are partlcu- , , ’ ‘ repar Especially of This Newspaper
“a. alto-fourth cu 'u or. one tea- ‘1 ~ ~ f-
p b g drop in a little chopped pimento, a lsrly well liked. The stripes may Ed for “e" “ th 5km” 0‘ bluk ta
3' ll"- Vanilla. one-eighth teaspoon feta or with white and colored wash} 1, p' f ' I R -
. . ' ' a . in a - y 16 ona ewe!»
. Bit. Said milk, beat Wm" “H stiff. tiny bit of chopped onion and celery run up and down, or around e g “ml l’ongee is also favored for
(men peppers may be used in place ure as shown here. This skirt is
‘ You in two teaspoons sugar, turn into these outside blouses Tiny buttons ' .
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. ht m k In“ minutes without of the pimento.) \\ hen hard turn out’iashioned of linen, combining seyer steel, gilt or gunmetal, and 3 belt 0!! “mm Emma”.
”stirrup then take out. Mix yolks. “mu”, 0" a bed °r lemme "wed black or colored ribbon are about the;
Ming sugar “d salt in . b0“ and decorate with . small spray of_ only trimming for these unless it be “Hmllll Ifll‘iQ
a second collar of a contrasting:
.92. and pour this into the milk in which ””3”” "“c" 1“ "‘e ”9 °‘ 9“" “’0‘“?
V 'm have been cooked. Cook in hour the mayonnaise dressing around: isbsde. I [0 w
(‘ollars and culls are interesting de-I A“, :ul‘ll Im“
tails of blouses; the ends usually tit.
._ Mo boiler till com“ is formed on the bottom of each mold. if mauoi
.13....”- Remove, add ““0"“ and carefully this is a very attractiveI
:‘W around cooked whites. Isalad. Sene 6“ porsona. ‘ tightly about the wrist, fiarins be-I Soak nuts in hot water before crack-
‘ W' ’— comingly over the hands. The ODOIII ing and the nuts will be much more
throat ls of course the modlsh ar-I likely to come out whole.
rangement for summer. although most. .,1___ .
or the shirt-waists and other blouses‘ Instead of sratins cheese or the:
no' made. with the adjustable collar. rind of a lemon. pare it of! carefully.
which may be worn high or low, as and put it throush the meat chappero'
fancied. '
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The Semi'Princess Suspender Flock.
the usual dress itself escapes evi-
deuces of wear and tear, it is a dif-
ficult matter to protect the neck and
sleeves. Therefore the designs
which permit the wearing of a
guimps which can be changed fre«
tiuently are very acceptable. in med—
lum also this dress requires 4%
The front and back gora of the
yards 44-inch checked cotton voile.
dross are cut in one plea to em-
phasise the princess eifoct. This
section of the pattern, marked “A" is
laid on a lengthwise fold of tho gooda,
when cuttilg. with the back to the
right of it. Tho back of the waist to
also placed on a longthwiso fold, but
Pillar mm» as Venison. Rhubarb Jam 0
M‘ the fillet into slices half-inch. Allow a pound of sugar to a pound}
thick. latte; and shape thorn. pm. of rhubarb, weighed after it has beenI
II a basin, season with salt and pep washed, out “1‘ 9901“. Mid one
lll'. add a few slices of my and lemon. Shred the yellow part of the
3 ooh. a tablespoonful of vinega- and lemon finds and cut the pulp inlo‘
than” of water, . ubioapoonful ot . small pieces. Add the rhubarb and}
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i Mix the batter cakes in a wide-
,3 w “I, all 3 law slices of apple or Dill “10 In!" on ‘09—." m ‘n can!” .fi‘.’ . .mouth pitcher. It is easier to pour the 5m. ‘0... of m. “m, the in-
f.’ a’o pool‘of an apple one clove and?u dmh- 00"" and stand in ‘ “”1 ithe batter cakes than it is to dip; sorted section and the stay an plac-
. ' ’ Th t ‘ ed on a lengthwise thread. .
a". 0' four grains of allsplco. Ut place for twelve hours. on urn
Equally as simple as the cutting to
tho construction of tho princesa.
The front is first slashed about 1
inch above and below tho small “0"
perforations, which are forward of
largo "O" perforation. Finish edges
for openings to pass a straight 2
inch belijhroagh: close belt to the
left of center-front underneath the
slash. Bow inserted front section to
I They adorn hats.
i Tbs-y ornament bags. 5 Rails is an excellent thing for tie-'
ring packages when you wish them to.
iliave an odd and pretty appearanceI
ilk stand for a day or two, but it into a preserving kottlo and boili
, :3 wilt inst Ia well keep for a 'eek_‘,filowly for three-quarters of an hour.
”HIM dry the fillets on a cloth; stirring often to keep from burning.
‘ - Host a littls oil, and when it is hot fry Pour into ism 5m and cool and coverE
35’ tho fillets quickly both sides, whlcn‘iwith brandied paper or parsnlne.
”7 process will take about four minutes.
‘3 The sauce is made by draining the: Rhubarb Conserve.
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They figure on blouses.
They are soon upon veils.
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I menu" “we" show ""m‘ if candles are given a cost of col~
I Neckwear ‘3 trimmed ""1 them. .orloss varnish they will last muchI
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A" ‘ "'1" mm“ disappear with} longer, and the wax will not melt so;
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vmtableo and frying them. Then: Allow one lemon. one pound oft winter. ieasily. front as notched.
add a little ilour. cook together in the dried figs, four pounds of sugar and! r This spring ii is quite the reverse _. Join back and back so". notches
1W4. Edd a tmDOODM 0f red cur- ”'0 pounds 0' 5'0““ 1““ meats to] ‘Bnd bud! "9 ”11-" . Before peeling oranges let them and center-backs even: gather along
3: the seam between double "T'l‘" per-
forations: and 34 inch above and be-
low the sealn. Close under-arm
and shoulder seams as notched. leav-
ing underarm seam free below the
slashed edges.
rant lolly or a lump of sugar, and live pounds of rhubarb. Cut the rllu-~
enough stock to make a thin sauce. barb into inch lengths, break or cut
Cook for fifteen minutes, then strain. the figs into small pieces and grate:
. Moo until the required consistency the yellow peel from the lemon. PourI
’ ll obtained. correct _the seasoning. if the juice over the ingredients and‘
Bud trimmings 100k dwerenllhstand in hot water for five minutesI
Ihowever. The schemes are simple. land the peeling will slip off like;I
‘I magic. ‘
i Frills of all widths and kinds will: l
jbe a feature of the coming tashions.‘ it is not worth while to peel a- C
.1 necessary, and sauce over the meat. 'stand away for the night. Then sim-t ,. y ' b ;They will appear on skirts, coats,I pumpkin. (‘ut it in half, put it in the, Nut. form inverted pill! in IMO
‘, . ‘ i i - r . , t the gore. creasing on lines of slot par-
,- —— Imer slowly for an hour and whenI Ifrocks. blouses, and. of course, on oven and bake it. then scoop on . mum“- and bring the folded edges
Egg Salad. {thick turn into glasses. Cool undo! the \‘i\itl colors now modis'h, and‘evening dress. Even mlllinery shows . inside. i Usurping the function of the over- together on line of small “0" perforat-
‘ Dissolve one cka e of lemon gela- cover with railine. 'iu worn with a shirt blouse of voile multitudes of miniature frills. ‘ — 1 “mm" "'9 “New” “'"5‘ ‘3 “mg“ ”m“ “d We” Tum under the
, l5 8 l N l i The tiny knockers, which are used with the skirt to form this seml- edges of Root and back goreo on alot
* , _ _ j. ' princess frock. (‘hccked voile with a perforations, lap to lines of small "0"
g , 2“"“ ’ ' I _" ' ” " “ ‘ I ' ' ‘1 . h f i 8 abroad 0“ bedroom doors, are coming guimpe of batiato is the ideal cotn- perforations in side gore, notchog
j_‘ N. H. STOCKHOLDERS. timer-led by Morgan & Co., In attor- She forties 0“- and 1‘0“ 5 9 “'“I TAP - Iinto use over here and—very usefulI binatlon. even; stitch and press to position and
-» .___ neys, is listed with 3,500 shares thil‘ .\'o mun illiw inquires or carol “a sensible they are. , close seams underneath. Stitch up-
i The beauty of the skeleton modes per edge of side gore to position with
is‘ is their convenient economy. While the inverted plait st underarm seam.
, year. He had none in 1915. Fred 1.5 . . . th the ”90,- “ Second Uemquug of Com-
m", of Larger 0"“ Show The"I'f‘hornley also represented by Morguni'nwugh Hm were sunk benea ; 3 l
Faith in Road. 2& Co., as attorneys. increasedhis own-i ”0“ . puny 0' Twentyihird Regl- A good filling for a sandwich
it is said that about fifty persons orchip from 1,802 to 1,864 shares dur- H"? *1le Oh?” 1‘" firm control, . "m“. N- 0-. 5. Y.) .
residing in this city own stock in the ing the year. 3 She drifts-~11 prey for storms to I llflrdbollt'd eggs chopped tine, com-I
. New York, New Haven and Hartford William Rockefeller. of New York,l take. i tilestricc Barry, In New York 11111sz ; bined with minced sweet peppers nndI
. 1 Railroad. their holdings ranging from still retains his 2.150 share ownership. For sounds I0 clutch, for rocks to‘ I moistened with mayonnaise. 1
i one to 260 shares. Hope 8: Co.. of Amsterdam. noiide mnk_ ‘1 I u I t v -n m I a . I ..
«:5 A list of the principal stockholders last year were listed with 1,500 shares, l- . n 0 "3’ ’°"°m 0 "m . 11 °: W . si dried bits of bread; 0? 44mm murm. wmt
'. ' 0‘ “I to“! Just issued in Boston This year they are credited with 90 A ““9 °°nd9nm°d~ “ii“ a ‘0" 3°“‘- I silently waits to receive him. . he“ you cm ' ' " 3 wal
' shows that while some of the lsr t h ' t‘ f N ‘ --— ' - - don't mil with a rolling pin. but put Pictorial Rovlow Princess No. 6766. Sign, 22 to 32 inches st.
‘1' m 3 ”95' Te Dem“ [uykr' 0 Ni ‘ mm “M ‘h" ”mm“ °' ”Mk” d Price 15 cents Guimpo No 6590 Sizes as to 44 inches bust. Price.
R“ Wider- hss reduced their ’hoid. York. one of the directors. has in-I THAT DYESTUFF STORY. i a reminder that death is not them in a clean salt or sugar bag on I 10 “A“. Collar No 6718 Sisal small. medium and largo. Prioo,10centa.
logo, others. including some of the db creased his ownership in the stock; dying~ Ipound with ‘ potato masher. . . s -
r’ . rectors of the company. have purchas- during the year from 250 to 5,150 . . __‘___~4_‘_ _- w ,-__,-,__-__. _¥ '1’.
‘, dafliuond stock. shares. Joseph ll. Russell. of nomnn‘IBoston Ftnancgfilfafi’r' Says It. Was Down where the blossoming things If you d“ your own cooking and ‘
- =‘ ' - , hi -' ' bav their root, ih Loldler i —" ——-———~~ 7— ~~-~~—~-—»~
-.‘ mfiwfii§iiisfiitd.ii.$ 313311331; {3:93.33'l33°2hi‘122°i2°dsoo".m’li’o'o‘l.i “l“ “m"“mm’e” ‘“ ”“9 “"Y we" andeleave hint my 8 3 wish to so out until late in the a“til"l
1.31.:- by '4..900 than a year aso.butT. Harris Whittemore. n director, udded‘gmmy "““rmed “‘"m'y by ""3 ““' Three shots—a fdrewell . ”ome__lnoon. plan a casserole of meat andI
“*5 m Curler a leading director of 315 shares. He is now credited with "o“memem that arrangements We!“ . Inseam“. p... .. in a flow oven whenl
" tbs Pennsylvania. has Just 4900 more 1515 shares. lioldihgs ot the other’ in" M9 ‘0 forward I lflrzr ship ““0 W" the 8""! Where h”. d “Mn you return you,
Minion suggesting a change with- "b‘ectdl's remained unchanged. -"“’“‘ 0' German dyestutfs to this coun- ~ lying. Izou low :11: n ”my m ”"0
differs. _‘“ ___. try. nner c ‘ . -
'glzflll halide: lggiiNeghaigik gl‘ebne DERELIOT , (‘omlnenting upon the report theI Soft and I“, ” on if .._.._.——---——— -— ‘ 0 AL
. ' hi h ' inoston News Bureau. the leading fln- ' SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
mm Express Company, w c Eli beth Cavssss, in Boston Global Soft and low, . q . .
had 51,331 shares reduced its hold- ‘ 1“ ”“81 Pub‘imiion 0' New Enslmd- . . A, .M,_-i;39x, 5. int. 6.09. 6.57:. Th tr All
i to 30824 and. the Adams contin- 5“ "“9"” “P “d “w“ a” ”“9“”: “"‘d ”m ““0"" “d 5°“ 7:18x. 7:40. 8110);. S'L’lx. 825911, 11:23:, a S
’ 1:: 10.1.0121 its 14 730 911mg, a Without a master. nowhere hound:l There is no sincerity in this Ger.» Soft and low. 9I‘0'10:33x'10;53x. 11:5].
‘ The Springfield 'Fire and Marine ln-I The currents turn her round andogé‘r'kaggerkngasliffy‘) It)?“ “fifties .‘ P. M.—l:13x. 1:621)? 33031;. 730:3.
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we Company on Apr; 030 £915, round, _ .they can never reach these shores. We of the National Guard will re ’i-ié? 315:
j‘ 4 “9°11“ thquxiner ° ' 1811:: Her track is like a tangled skeln,r i-‘urther than that the". are not 15'. member him best as a comrade. : . ' ' Sundays.
. skint year on Btllcguslgxlzholdsrs' And never helmsman by his chart. 000 tons of dyes in the whole Ger- Warm was the clasp of his hand— A. M.—12:25x, 5:42,. 3-,54,
37- “n gt 11.13pm, The Rhode Island So strange a way as hers may steer,Iman Empire and this fact also is' good will fed the springs of his 10:33,. 11:51; .
~11“ m which last you owned 1.- To enter port or to depart Iperfcctly well known to the German laughter. l P. Moo-1:13. 2:44x. 3:12x. 41811:. H "S & Cans
‘.‘ _ v . ambassador in Washington. The . 1_| 5:45. 6:021, 6:57x, 7:02x, 7257:, 9.45x. al
- 470 shares. $890804 01 “B '3th d“? For any harbor for or near. _ Almost twelve years in our midst. fl
,- tho year Henry'F Sears 0! Bos- . .German offer was designed to throw ' h l , dl .1030. . Wat" so, So. NM“
. m m listed with 1.500 shores last. iidust in the eyes of the American “aye em“ and lea “8 “3 c-———I
. ' This en. his mime does not up The waters clamor at her sides. :lieoplt H was designed to scare the onward— NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK
m. The geter Bent Brigham Hospl- The winds cry through her corda'geItextile mills and more particularly ills is a record to tire and to stimu- A. 35,43“, 5:30, 5:39, 13:00:,
‘; f, m f. not down as M owner or New; torn, :it Md for a Mwonders object the late those who come after. 11:51:. 9:16x, 10:03x, 10:06, 1050:. A
'oflsrell stock this year. On April 1. The last ssll hangs, to tstters miles of stifling and hampering tho ‘ p. 11.—1203x. 1:00. Mix, 2:57,
ms it was credited with 1500 shares.» mm. rapidly 8mm“ “29”“? 13’8““: Loud and clear - - Mix. 3:54. 4:23. 5:13x. 367:29.1161:g2. I--
i ' ' ‘ industry. it seems t at t e a on ' 6:001, 6:06 8:101, 9; I ; x. ' . » .
' ' figgfinfihging‘fifndé “31:33:13 up“ "“3 "V" the vessel ”a" Anni“ Company- ”‘9 smndal‘d 5”“ mud and “9“" 12:00:. ’ Four and Six Cylinder Touring Cars. i ,, f T
a. u no credited with 1693 shares" This wt! or that, 85 winds may line Company and one or two other Bugles. ring for and near—e , sundgyg,
MOI C? Thompson of 'Ne" york 1 shift. llsrge American color manufacturers Loud and clear, A. “4.00. 8:00x. 9:00. 10:03,,
mood his interest. by 400 shit-1‘95” In ghastly dance when airs blow have very “09“"? submitted 0011- . 10:50:. _ 2 D
30. Smith. of‘New York. purchased: bum [Swan‘ol coilolr) tusflrs notthonly in Gentleman Bower crack shot—an 5 Emu-{0330'} 21) 1:‘0311,8 ' 13 0: 39x.11§igx.
lulu”. ' g'ew ngan u a over oooun- ' ' _ ; , : , : , . . . .
My ofn'la‘rffofdwdihgogggugggg' 0r hidden in a lethargic calm, try. These contracts covered specific all-around splendid 8°°d M 12:00x. _ : BRos.-- _
the last year 'It is listed with 0" fury-hunted: wild adrift colors 'for 1917, 1918 and 1919. The low! .— . -. .
" ' - i National Aniline in particular wished That is the record he made. the SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN Roadster an Tourin Cars. ,
pianos compared with 3000 8 . g .
on April 1. 1915. W. H. Wes- When south winds MOW, does she I‘O‘JO have firm contracts before going example he left us to follow. a. M.—12:23x, 1:13x, 6:05 7:15. Immediate Delivery. f,
I. I 1 1 15 I A “be“ “m‘ the ”'3 pm“ ”pm“ l d thin 9:15x, 10:18:, 11:12:, 11:57:.
of Springfield, on April . 9 ., call it i l in The German dye Hark to the huge that win 8 1.20 3-16: 4-28 519 6-20
“a '2“? 3'33 ah res'wgrg“ 8pm” and some" mm m “to"? hnpoitefsmgotgyind of these con- and "m” °' ‘1‘“ ‘9" and S'fl' 3:23.81. 9325‘. 11:22.. ' 3 ' 3 ’ S L BENEDICT 73 N Mall] St
“I 1' 191:,“ “mu. 1511:.0. L.i 0" ““91 “‘“da‘net‘ °“ “hm“ tracts. became senuinelv apprehsn- ““0"! ' sundsys., a o y a o
3 of Worcester increased her And 1081”?!“ “'1“!th W31“ sive and this announcement of the Carry its message afar, into city A. M.—12:23x. 1:1”, 7:43, 9216:. ’
‘ . dlrlng the year from 100 0r east—tbs isles of Indian seas? German embassy is simply the nat~ and town, hill and hollow 10:19, 11:12:, 11:57; . _
to 1,846 shares H. F. Davin: 0r west—new ports and salts on- Ural sequence. designed to confuse I P. at.—2:09x, 4:401, 6.33:, 6.48, H.
I” to Wall street New York added in] d? textile mill treasurers and hold back Sweet and low— 7:08x, 8139:, 9:251. . .
“~- m m‘ ’° “'° °' “m“ '— he Cl Nat10na1 Bank
m with 300 mm; .1 “9' “if“ :3! '01:“ the ‘3?“ contracts. Kgdthyougl m I m court-t Monwstx 97;)” panaunv .
' 00m ITO mock 0’ W 0 memo! I o e. a 0' A. “.411. a: 7' 2 . v
rams. M‘fil’ffiéfl THERE M“- WCH "'5"- Sweet and low-.- -. ’ op. 1t.-1:soi 4:301, 3:15, 7:14.
its last year from 4.000 to 1,500 For her no lighthouse sheds a ray "in case of war with Germany. what M 10.37“"d'y" . Good Will
-. Of crimson warning from its tower: would you do?“ LEADING up. i}. “:2 '15 31:”.
r. lot-sun's “In; git-{W it: No watches wait in hope tho hour "The Government, 11 I could get a muse—What makes you think his - - . - I t d “1 mm f m n. k H m: a
C “to “It. but . - orssn ; m. . m an 1 contract." intontiona an ”m” . I” n seeking osxpan 0 loss 0 o n we rea so or
'1 at. as this are llsud with To 3 h" coming up tho W. ‘ Ppy ‘ to call gum .To ”UT“ INORWALK. must satisfy ovary dopésttor, an not wholly ourselves.
N ”data -No mullet spooks h". Mill’s _.___._.._.._.— label-When he first began A. [4.00, 145, 3,“. 19.05;, . ,
0‘ 8' of N" - . Unless YOUR satisfaction is complete. we have achieved but little.
W-by J. Puma I: hoarse- . AFT“ EIGHTEIN YEARS. ho tiled to talk abouttilo books I like 11.?603‘41a‘ 6'40 We a d tho co I y” all—therefore Good Will an . bud-
‘ ‘1; masons-hon 1!- Or if a captain-Inn at Int ”‘1 see Moths anus have guns to road. . . . . . “Mo.” mu “m we Mmmt musty-it is one of the corner stones 0.
,m‘m" . WWW-li- '- its sass bar for a ill-km Mount-at u miles? ,. -. snug—m 110" a A. H.450. an. “we.“ institution. .
3‘ ' ' “W‘- Em °‘ am has an on ship non bar “That's nothing. a shall iron 1 moot-stow he on. about tho [nu—11:10. ms. Savings by System lakos aBnoooss of Saving.
" o . oaarsa. , ' waging mm. in Cuba mu “ a think! be up“ to “1.4““, __.___._..___‘ Jctaonr Prosperity Club. Deposit 01.8 a week for one hundred
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