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Ingredients: One pineapple, three
strawberries, two oranges, five
sugar.
M the pineapple fine, and cook'
its orange rinds in plenty of boiling
mm until tender, then snip them line
but the scissors. Put all the ingred-
IehItaI together and cook until the right
money. about 30 minutes.
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M Slaw with Mustard Sauce.
W in a small bowl one tablespoon
flouve oil, one teaspoon of prepared
Writ (French). one saltspoon of
M one aaltspcon of sugar, onehalt
m of white vinegar, 9. pinch of black
”r. Mix all well and stir lightly
:- Iwith cold slaw.
i:
Waldorf Salad
‘1 Use equal portions of apples and eel
cry out in small pieces. mixed with it
flew finely chopped nut meats and
enough salad dressing to hold togeth-
er. Moisten well. Serve in cups
0": made of bright red apples hollowed
fr out on crisp lettuce leaves Garnish
with celery tips.
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Gooseberry Jam.
'_ ingredients: Gooseberries.
not juice, sugar. _
9 Pick and trim some fine ripe goose-
Iierries, add one cup or. rrant Juice to
.. each three pounds of berries, and to
zen pound of the mixture add one
A and sugar Mash fine, cook until
. thick, and put into jars.
red cur
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w ‘ Chocolate Candy.
2 Pitt two cups sugar in a saucepan,l
shave in as much chocolate as liked.‘
put in a little water or milk and set!
(III stove. Stir until chocolate is melt-
:meu put in half cup more of water 1
or milk. Boil five minutes. Put in it
thee of butter the sine of a walnut'
Just before taking off. Take off and
[not y a pan of cold water to cool. .
Mating until creamy. Pour into but-
‘lered tins.
When cool mark into squares. l
l
'Tomato Oatsup.
m. wipe and out very small. two ‘
of red. ripe, tomatoes; boil for‘
' f hour. or until tomatoes are all ‘
rinto juice. then take from the
aid mash them well through a
r. then through a fine sleve.f
eh gallon of tomato juice add
< pfula of best cider vinegar. three I
unfuls each of salt, mustard.
slid ginger. The dark spices
so put in a thin muslin bag.
are. one tablespoonful each of
cinnamon, allspice and black
.- Then add onehalt teaspoon-
red pepper. and one whole on-
which can be removed when cat-
cooked. Put on the fire and
well all the time for two hours.
. fling is necessary for it to keep
Seal up in air-tight bottles. This
Valuable Southern recipe.
- Blackberry Wine.
blackberries must- be ripe and
gathered on a dry day. Have
#1 from which the top has been
‘ ”d and one with a tap near the
.. .‘and into this put the berries
vdr with boiling water. After
cooled a bit mash the 'berries
{at Island three or four days.
a fluid 0! into another vessel
Ions pound of sugar to every
iotliqnid. Put into a cask to
" ten days and skin off im-
‘starting from the shoulders, under the bread and trying with it.
IThe combinations in checked velou'rs 5°"
checks. which never seem to lose their
n-‘n
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instill lilac illusion iii
iii stimuli
There is a type of dress for tall: Utilizing Bread Crumbs.
which is rapidly gaining more and; Dice some potatoes, cook until halfl‘ I‘m“ 3." "mi 00"“ 00'
more advocates every day. This is=done, then add an equal quantity of mm ””080
the one-piece frock of which an illus‘; diced stale bread. This is a good “III" “ “C I:
tration is shown here. it shows the'ptan when you are ' short on potato —-—-
straighter effect and long lines which, toes.
Parisian houses have made a point of If your bacon is not plentiful you
featuring this season. Long stmnlcsn stretch the dish by dicing stale
The bread
large collar, and working their way; absorbs the fat and acquires a bacon
down on either side of the front, reI taste.
iieve the severity of this aim is de- Either broken bits
sign Little slash pockets are pplaced bread crumbs may be mun" ld—began throughout the count
on both the straps below the belt line. Igriddle cakes. m" although without the pomp and}
In some of the onepiece dresses, a; You can stretch creamed chicken. "New” 0' the festivities in years be; 0581‘ ymthenecded help They
ions. narrow girdle of the material is Cut off the crusts from a small imam“ ‘1” “W” ' ”mm”! “'"i at: mild in action but uickly
wound loosely around the figure sever- of stale bread, scoop out the indde ’t‘ “9' The sounding of ""3 bell ’5 "‘i en the steinadli.gen
al times and tied at the back or front until about hair an inch of wall iIE cw‘m’mm‘ °‘ "m “m“ °' 3”" fly stimulatethe liver and
in a loose knot The ends up often left. butter it all ever. set in the oven "mm" 15 1810 when Senor D°n M1 l-late the bowels. The? I)“t
finished with silk tassels The pell- 3 until a light brown, then fill it with "9' "mm". "“051 0f the Parish 01;. body" in good condition sothe
leneraliy arranxed at the low waist the creamed chicken. . D°'°"' "m "“3 mm" 0‘ ”will gnawed: as nature intend
line, giving a suggestion of the Moyen Bmd crumb: in the proportion of “m" "'9 smell and “comp-initial. Backed by sixty years of
An effect. which. it is predicted will half ‘ cupful to . pound of chopped by a few followers. commenced the‘ limitless, BeechamsPl 118
become popular again. meat will also help you to make your "‘"Ch 'th11 "‘3 '~° arouse “10 entire “h
The materials most favored for meat 10“ or croquettes 30 further .country “flu" Sm“- : are wo
these Practical frocks are satin. broad- Fine bleed crumbs may be used Th" exercise has been the signal in! ide [fig
cloth fine gm. "lemme. (we, Instead of flour for mm the Dan for the chief executive of the'
I,twills gabardine and poplin The gravles. They add flavor and there COUNT). standing from a balcony of.
Parialenne favors wooi jersey very 15 no denser 0‘ bl! lumps They “'9 National Pill“. 10 81" the: hymn:
highly for these one-niece frocks, also may also be used in thickening ail "film" or warm-y of Padre HidslsoJ ‘
the checked velours delaine which are kinds of soups. "'Vlas Nexico! Viva la lndependen-' quenily lacked the presence of the
considered so very smart These 111.. Scalloped dishes of fish or vegetar cial!" followed by the roar of the mul government troops.
terlals are e‘cellant for shopping bles are appetlsing. and are a good titnde,’
motoring and such occasions when one way to use up bread crumbs. i This custom has been observed since "‘.
fer a fine
complexion
" you must something more
thanuse cosmetics.
kegpdn the blood pure, the liver
kidneys active and the
bowels regular. You must also
correct the digestive ills that
, ‘ - causemuddy skin anddulleyes.
M are LAREDO, Mex, Sept. 15 ——
I.\‘i'it’l the toll at midnight in Mexico
lCi‘y oi‘ the ancient hell that once Beems
., . I
You must
.swung in the little chapel oi Padre Miv;
lguel Hidalgc. at Dolores. celebration;
of bread or of Mexican independence Day-Sep-I}
made into
'ea deth it
y rams emscbrilant. “I l
afrdctical
Womemeu/Ydlfing
' Lie/mix
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
- Tub silk of Japanese or Chinese
weave may be used for this substan-
trial waist with front gathered at the
which in former shoulders and trimmed with a pointed
I collar that can be were high or turn-
A Substantial Blouse Design
wonderful lines of plain color as well
u in stripes and other fancy efl’ccts.
l A lining is, of course, unnecessary
for this waist, the front of which is
gathered at the shoulders. Finishing
Ithe neck is a pointed collar that-ta
be buttoned high at the throat or self
god back. The sleeves are gathered to
deep band ends trimmed with turn-
back cuffs. in medium also their
sign requires 2% yards 30-inch later
rial.
The sections of the blouse which are
made without seams are [laced on a
lengthwise fold of the all as shown
in the cutting guide. Note y
how the back, collar and f’be and
arranged, directly on the ion wise
fold. The front has its straig I out
resting on the srlvage edge of the
silk, with the shoulder piece to “a
right. Both of these are on a length-
wise thread of material. The shed.
is laid on a lengthwise thread of
terial, to the right of the cu! w
~rests along the selvage.
Many of the houses of white arc
trimmed with delicate one tone col-
ors, such as pale blue, pink or lave-
der, and there are delightful littb
i
must be gimply though smartly drug! Bread crumbs may be substituted Mexico attained her independence fiomly ' l
ed. some of the colors are dai'k for flour in bread making. Take some Spain wlh the exception of the years ”EPA": To "USTER
brown. tori-a cotta‘ orange and green well dried crumbs and soak them until of the Hapgburg usurpation Since OUT Tun” M'L'T'A . mm it i.
When dry. crumble them “aim the inception of the revolutions in‘ “EL” A“"-‘-‘“‘ c
iy. They are then ready to be used 1910 a century after the revolt of Hi . P"”"“‘"°““ ‘0 mm" 0‘“ 0' ”“3
in place or half the flour in the dalgt- and his followers. there have. [him States service the batteries of
bread I‘m," m," “lamb“: of ”w day. ‘the Tenth Militia Field Artillery in!
‘dd “ "m“ milk '0 ”'9 ’38" 00" during the Huerta regime. the celebra- eluding "’9 Olympic Band of Bridge-
w scrambling. and as soon as their are ticn in Mexico (‘ity “"0””, those D011. are now under W.” Sections Ol-
set out in finely crumbled bread, ex- of former periods 1“ “Kim“, and pomp. [the Yale batteries have arrived at the‘
It eluding crusts. Tile crumbs add .l.lll ounh other cities with lacking in Niantlc rendezvous tzmp from Toby-
lightness to the dish and are not enthusiasm The banner which liidali henna, Pa.. and the blind and other
easily detected.‘ ' go here emblnsoned with the portrait'“°"”°“’ "9 "0’9"“ l° return 09 Ni
Leftoter muffins, even when quite of Our Lsdv of Guadalupe. the patron- anlic shortly.
stale. make nice baskets in which to H8 saint of Mexico, w” carried Major Frederick J. Adams. chief “mm
serve exits Cut them in ”.0 scoop ”Imus", ,h, "rem M the had of the surgeon Connecticut (east Artilleryi .-.
out part of the centers drop an egg
pmehs‘om This bl itself was with COIPF, left for Nlantic, last night. 1 cents.
Il
into “Ch 0“" and 9‘" them in ”“3 clout to stir the religimii fervor of thel“h“"‘ “9 '“l h“ charge of the ex-
oven until the 958s set. A cover Mexicans. animation of the troops before the,[ _
may be made to the basket by mak-
l . ¥_
"K a paste 0‘ grated cheese “a milk hundred and sixteen years ago. was the ”‘9 camp The. “‘6 ““9"“ proha
and spreading around the top.
Stale brown bre d t 1 t ll. taking of the important (‘ity of (loans- b" will be discharged from state "0'
I a on n o sma ”Mm and for several months there-‘ vice after they are mustered out. The
s a .li h -
13:: fat“: ‘iltyh browned 1: the even. after the revolution triumphed. Taken!band “d "‘9 Stamford and Bran
I - W sugar an cream, .I I" last through the treachery of onelIford batteries will be retained
ii ood ub titut f 1. ~--——-.-
g B s ° °' ‘ m" .ol his subordinates. Hidalgo was tried-
l --—- by both “damn“, “a mum" LINERS WASH causes rasceov.
Uses for Ollcloth. ’courts and after receiving the penal. ’
i if the housewife will try covering ly (“degradation from his priestly of. SwelIPOI:eIrtul-nn :wncg Filled With:l
the pantry shelves With OlIClOlh past- flee. the sentence of the ecclesiastical n “9"“ “0 rcwned.
An Example 0' the Straight" EM“ ins it on. and having it Cl“ wide court, he was executed at Chihuahua. B05'0“)“ 3"” 15'4“", persons
enough to come over the edge and lap Thr bell‘on the little chapel which were drowned. three others sufiered
mydlzrltegrszg 33:33:: 53:31:: under the shelf about half an inch, Hidalgo used on the night his revolu- seriously from immersion, and eightI
not to we“ of the black and white she will find that it will give a very tlcn was proclaimed was gnu-"rd, were rescued from the waters of Bus
neat appearance and will last for Ink“ to Mexico City and guarded as ton harbor when a twenty-three foot'
popularity. yOII'I, 9.Vln‘ much labor In Cleinlnl- Ia ”cred relic [n the Nuionl “lg” l’unCh ln Whlch thirteen men and boys‘
Skirts Are Longer and BtraIghtsr. [the shelves. Covering the kitchen I“ is only tolled on the‘anniversary of were bound for a picnic on Long Is-
There is a decided tendency to: “mm” in the some way 5““ much the uprising to call the attenticnofths Md '33 overturned yesterday Off Gov-
longer and straighter-hanging skirts scouring ”"1 scrubbing You will ““dlpeopie to the ceremony “’01“- 00 P9 emor'a island by “1° ““11 from “‘9‘
one muster out also of the sanitation of -_--—....r
Padre indulges first success,
Wall ca High Sis.
When it comes to separate waists
of the more substantial order tub silk
‘ is the most practical material to use
dressy and serviceable
F LD 0 INCH MHYERU‘L WlTHOUT NAP
at the same time. The familiar Chin-
ese and Japanese weaves and some
lI new weaves in wash silk rrepcii will
continue to be used for Autumn do-
All of these are offered in
models in linen as will as silk. 1‘
Jers is a new striped tub silk, in C
‘woave reminiscent of jersey, which
has met with prompt success, and will
PaienltdApnl 30. NO) ’
undoubtedlv be much worn for blows
es of the plainly'tniiored sports 0m
It has n firmness that the silk lens!
locks. and the coloring! and 'strili‘
groupings are admirable.
1’":le “WNW “7:150 N0 6373 8lacs, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, l?
White Enameled
l STEEL lil'l‘CllEN CABINEls
‘Are the very highest type of these indispensible step savers
that should be in every kitchen large or small, They are
831'!!! proof and they never crack or warplike wooden cabi-
nets, and they may be quicklyuand easily cleaned.
See the display in our show windows.
RAYMOND & soN
Funeral Directors Norwalk
. 'in most of the autumn models. Paquin
has made many dresses noticeably.
longer, both for street and evening
wear, and many of the other Parisian
couturieres have lengthened the skirts
for the coming season, though not to
an exaggerated degree.
have not lost any of their fulness in”
their downward tendency. They slur;
also that oilcloth pasted on the walls observed. .
. of the bath room as a wainscoting is a
sliver of labor. The tiled or marble
apattem is the most desirable for this
. purpose. The wall is more attractive
when a molding is placed at the top| ericas,
The skirts' of this wsinscoting.
Nothing is more annoying nor more
ply follow the lines of the figure; untidy in appearance than to have the
more closely and do not fiare ashach.‘I brassiere shoulder straps and the
The hoop skirts and crinollne efiects: camisole shoulder straps part com-
are practically dead and some soft; party and one on the} other slide off
draperies are seen in their stead. es-' the shoulder. To avoid this nuisance.
pecially in evening and afternoon get a pair of lingerie clasps.
They
Tlit day is the most important of
the national holidays of Mexico. for it”
commemorates the first rayolutlcn
against Spanish domination of theAm-
and which, although it lasted
eleven years, was the forerunner of
those movements which later freed
Central and South Amtfica. I
Since the delicate. situation arose
between Mexico and the United States,
some of the military comatandera have
been careful not to permit any demon-
stration which might‘result in a dis
play of anti- American feeling. The
Yarmouth liner Prince George. -
The drownéd were Hichael Bren-
goia. Jr.. of No.16 London street.
East Boston. son of the owner of the
boat, and Joseph Gaggiano 40. former-
ly an interpreterIst the United States;
immigration ofilce.
STATE RED CROSS
GETS NEW ORDERS.
HARTFORD, Sept. 15 -—connecticut'
chapters of the National Red Cross re
ceived word from Washington yester-
day to discontinue sending supplies to
state troops at the border and to send
A. STULL
Process Butter in print! awe-hummus...“ 33¢
Crisco, a can u.. epslalmjtemmemflIC-Eafipipmim 25¢
‘ Granulated Slight, 3 i-a lbs, mmygc.:..gm.....' 25¢
Kerbside Oil, a gallon "bamumum-I-z-alone-err 909 .
. Puffed Rice, 2 pkgs. .n.mmwn;.m.oi 25¢
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