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Fig Turnovers.
the dough and cut
I, says Farm and Home.
one
m tightly together, and set in
,ie pan.
til lightly bro w ned.
, Salad Aurore.
‘A salad invented by .\i.
W over the salad.
.1)
Famnly Bread.
water and let the
t‘il
r.
"‘1 soft dough.
1111 ,5 warm corner.
iv ‘ ‘
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11.
' to loaVes.
, for another hour.
brown.
tablespoon sugar, one egg.
'stiff batter.
.11 : tins and bake in quick oven.
{Sure I‘m-g ct Heat:
ntli'nlzlng rnd crrc.
sea as bro..cn..is,
pnenvt
1 co id uso
Tar Compound ‘
ed surfaces
h, stuffy w eezy
and la gripps coughs.
:Ivm fine: I: amend.
smhere.
till 0000 BBBIlIlB,
Make a good pie paste recipe. Roll
into small
flare
(up finely chopped till
1 have been mixed to a smooth
‘llrush the tops with a lit-
IIO cold water and bake in a hot oven
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This 1< made in the proportion of 3 but, when an article of dress proves
pounds 11f salt, 5 pounds of granulated its practicability, comfort, and becom-
sugar .1111 20 callous 0; boiling water. ingness through a series of seasons,
The purpose of the sugar in this liquid not all the fashion decrees known to‘
is to replice the natural sweetness 0, the designers can force that garmentv
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Place some /of the figs on what diminished by the addition 0, yes, two decades—the shirtwaist has
“Ch square. fold over. press the ,1“, water. The 5,“, 89“.“ ,0 give quietly remained the principal item of
a
women's street costume. its knell has
been sounded again and again by the
couturiers and by originators of artis»
the vegetables :1 more agreeable flavor
and is not a preservation in any sense.
of the word. Preservation is depend-
:and test,
and body of these two youngsters in a'
'way that imparts character ani man—1
You" ARE
PAYING
FOR POWER
—-GET IT
THE'CHILDREN’S MARKET SHOE,
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ome DrerJ/‘fd/(inglg;
(from
(By George F. Jordan, of the Soil?
improvement Committee.) i
All work and no play makes Jack '4‘
dull boy. it will til the same to
Mary. Reverse the situation an) we‘
have all play and no “lurk match:
Jack and Mary not overly good, ilu:i
if we can give them enough work and?
enough play, with plenty of time ii,
between for good, wholmlome sl-cp.
we'll be devvlopingthe mind?
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
An Unusual Combination
Finco unusual materials are did-
tult to find in the dc1elopment of un~
derwear, one must needs select unna-
liness to Jack, and all that is good in:
wtonn‘n into the life of Mary. ;
Lust weck closed the present sea:
son of the (‘hildren‘s Market. lt was,1
9-.
Escoffier.
the famous rench diet and consists of
no stewed pulp of a tomato, half a
' poonful of English mustard, salt,
“or, lemon juice to taste, and three
‘ . poonfuls of cream. Beat up and
.‘a
_ Sift Iwo quarts of flour into a bowl
“lb a half teaspoonful of salt and a
anful of white sugar! Heat to
- filing a pint of milk with a heaping
fipoonful of butter; add a pint of
. mixed .
; _ I get lukewarm. Then pour ihto
'Iolo made into the middle of the
Now stir in hard and well half
QM! of lukewarm water in which
cake of compressed yeast has
.1 -oroughly dissolved. Work this
cut upotn the complete extinction of
all living organisms, which is accom»
plished by subjecting the foods to the
high temperaturel.
O peeled apple cut into dice, twcive are made in greater (lull ~tlty today
hind and peeled walnuts, Place Fl'h Ch” 3”" than ever before. \‘a1.«ties may
m in the centre of a bowl and sur- Shred a pound 0‘ 001d 900k“ “51L change; the tailored silk waist, for
round with centres of lettuces. Take There should I” "30““ ‘0 n” a large example, is little worn, and the stiffly
coffee cup. Add .1 half cup 0i boiled
rice, cold, and a milked sliced onto
and chopped red pepper. Place t a
mixture in a buttered enamelied bak-
ing dish. Place in a bot oven. When
partly cooked, add a cup of milk, and
a well beaten egg. When it browns,
it is ready to serve.
Getting Rid of Ants.
To get rid of ants in the house,
paint the edges and cracks of the floor
with oil of pennyroyal. The ants wdl
disappear very quickly. Care must be
used in the use of the drug, as it is a;
.poison. Cayenne pepper is also very
house 0! anti-1.
11 lzerevcr ants
effective in ridding the
Sprinkle it about freely.
‘ be worn, and there's no use trying to
tie dress for women, but. so long as
suits composed of separate skirt and
coat are worn. m long will shirtwaists
oust them. ‘Shirtwaists and blouses
starched linen one, with its high col-
lar. has been laid on the shelf in favor
of softer materials, but in one form or
other the blouse persists.
The same will probably be said, for
years to come, of the one- piece dressl
of serge. There is simply nothing to,
take the place of this convenient frock. '
so suitable for ofllce wear, schooll
room. shopping, home wear, and the
whole routine of the woman's trot-,
about day. This season the one- piece
dress comes in peculiarly simplified
and charming modes—straight, loose
lines, decorous pleats held down by
broad belts v 1broldered in beads or.
ally,
guy with a little colored handiwork;
sometimes comblncd with satin or cilia,
also the final windup of Illt'li acti 9
work tilts year, and those who missed
the exhibit at the High School pre-E
tented their eyes from feasting 11pm:
an exhibit not excelled in quality by:
any show of ten times the size wh’c‘t,
l have ever seen.
From the fin1 tx ‘
hibits of tomatoes down to the oneI
why of canned bea.11s,therv bespoke;
a zeal and earnestness in work fr
which the saineday citizens if our‘
country are to be commended.
Prof. ilrundage,‘ of the State Agri-
cultural t‘ollege, judged the show. in
many cases the quality was
nearly the same, always high and
the merits of each entry were such
that us much as a half hours delib-
eration was nctcsstiry to pin 0 the
award Each entry literally stool
t. 11 its own feet" Samples were ellmi
nattti in the itldglng wh cu their dc
facts wclc fountl to be until all to
make them inferior to the btst l-‘in
when the ribbons were tied. and
the winners namodl. . . hate
you over cxpericncnd the tltrili of
seeing the sparkle and joy in a youth
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SiftNilAll-flllll‘llhé' NY.
The sign of. reliable dealer
and I“ world's but gasolt'u
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Socony motor gasoline
\is the Cheapest motor
luelyou can buy because
there are more miles ill
a gallon
Look for the Red, “’hitc
and Blue Socony sign. Say
"So-CO-ny" to the garage
Hull.
STANDARD Oil. C0.
of NEW YORK
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best investments for bettering humanf
character. civic progress, personal
wellrbeing and general prosperity that}
Nbrwalk has ever made.
This investment is itot ill dollars,
and cents—no more so than the gooi
is to be reckoned in terms of cash.
it is all investment of unselfish morn.
support with it cv'erytne call aiv.c anl
1-hould give, to push this oliullul id 8‘
of service to success.
()f the winner in a corn contest“
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chemise made of pink washable crepe
de chine, which even women of .0d
crate means admit is amon the
cheapest materials to use for lfngerio
since it wean and launderl so well.
The chemise is to be slipped on over
the head and has an int erted plait at.
each side of the front.
To reproduce this model in medium
also requires 2% yards of 40- inch ma-
terial with 5% yards of edging.
II clay both to cut and to make. Tho
lower edge-I of the chemise may be
finished in straight or round outline.
Tie cutting guide is nothing if ‘
not simple and one can see from it
at a glance how the sections of the
pattern should be placed on the nah i
terial.
The back is laid into position ;
first, resting on a lengthwise threat! '1
of the material.
seam, the front is placed on a length-
wise fold of the crepe. Pin the sec-
tious to the material, then cut.
the chemise be desired in rounded
outline at the sides, cut oil' lower side
edges of front and back along indlv
cuting small “o ‘perforationl.
The under arm 0and shoulder seams
are closed first, in beginning th' con.
struction of tho model. Then [out
an inverted plait in front, plain;
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perforation and tack. (‘lxse center»
dick scam. Lap the extension 0
If
In order to avoid to l
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a wooden spoon and you will
Turn out upon
’_ ing board and knead faithfully
‘ en minutes before you set it to
in a bowl with a perforated cover,
hours it should be ready to
Divide into three
“ ,‘parts and knead each well for
in minutes, until the dough rebounds
a blow with the fist and almost
antly regains its former size and
mp0; iPut into well creased pans,
or with a cl ezm clotl1.anti let them
" cover until the loaves 1111ch
13,. risen to double the original bulk. Then
are seen. plain or plaid, but oftener,’ and best
—-—-—— little trimmed, and then only with a
Two or three or more kinda of braid binding, a few buttons, and the
fruit juicd mttv bi- combincd, sheetcst and freshest of white organ-
strained, stiffened with 1-.1latille or die collars. Appropriate froln school
cornstarch and molded lo 111 When girlhood to grindmotherdoin. woman-
chillcd, with cream and rtlLilt‘, What kind may well cling fast to this stand-V
1.: left of 11 fruit pudding t1r : "can of by and make it pwrntancntly.populur.
rich cake may be quickly 11 vt-rtcd
Hlllli BIBS. BEAN
into a satisfactory but puddiw A
lruttcred pudding dish or ‘111 " lndi
\ltiutll dishes 11111 nearly 31111 l with
pieces of cake. 'l".1‘11 111 ml. paur
over them a pint of 1111111 11. ,1 hlch'
one beaten egg has brcn lltltlt‘tl Let.
this rock a few minutes. 1111 :lng
.rol't‘ cinsp and say,
fui eye at the news of I 'tlt’rllt‘d hon the governor of Ohio recently saidu back on front, matching small “0'
01‘? - - - hate 3’0“ 9W? “0'le “'l‘hnl boy is my hem." Every boy, pci'li'orllititmsl n;nd (ilftlm‘d withI bottom 1
. 4 t.- 1 ' . . , - an utton to c (‘tlll't‘t wor
Illt' manltnt..~1 of. a boys bearing. and girl has the pessibilities to n'HI‘iI‘ \ “0,0” at 111 per (‘1ch 1! front an: 1
I10“ lltl squat-11$ liltl filiOllldf‘rtl and Hi ouch praise and, Elwin the chance, A new envelope chemise ‘0 be an"; “13“" insert ribbon illltl dn‘w to “I.
”I'll”! ‘0 “131'." “Ml“ m“ 54”“ v" Jay“ and Mary “l“ Brldtllll 1“ up pcd on over the head. It is trimmed required sire, or finish with beading.
A bit of hand embroidery on the
front will add to tho daintincu of til.
thcmiac. '
,witb inverted plaita, arranged at
either side of the front, and narrow
love frills.
yvvurs. while yol give his hand n at :-
“‘\Vr-ll done, 1111“
if you ltavcnt
,thcn there is a
point.
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currmc cutoa 6895
1: cm“ t ..'1d doc'z
taina opiates or other harmful
two teaspoons 0baking powder,
Add
:1 egg and enough milk. to make '
Pour in greased
penp pic mm.
down the cake it is rises, as llil' 1. mid carried Safely Through Change
should cover it. l‘se about 1 ,uall of Lifeby LydePinkh m’a
quantities of the cake and milk ltko ve‘euble Compound.
until firm or froln twenty it) thwy .._.__.__.
111inulcs.Thct-c is r1111 plcusun
studying out new dishes.
Avoid Granite Chipping.
To avoid a granite pun 1111111113.;
when food has been burnt in it, (‘ovt-r
the bottom of the pan with common
baking soda, then pill in enough writer
to cover. Set on the back of the range
and let. simmer until most dry. The
pan can then be washed out without
chips breaking off from the granite.
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Waterproof Clothing.
Any cloth may be made waterproof
by immersion in the following solu
tign: ’ "
One ounce of alum dissolved in
water, and cn: ounce of sugar of lead
dissolved separately in another quart
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Nashville,Tenn.—“thn I was going
through the Change of Life I had a tu-
mor as large as a
child's head. The
doctor sail it was
three years coming
and gave me medi-
cine fcr it until I
was called away
from the city for
01/
go to him then. so
my sister in- law told
e that she thought
lydis E. Pinkham’ 5 Vegetable Com-
1K 11 i would cure it. It. helped both
the t hangs of Life and the tumor and
“ht 11 i got. home I did minced Utctimtnr.
1 ball the Pinkham remedies until the
turrnr was gone, the doctor said, and I
have 1.1-: felt it. since. I tell every one ‘
how I was cured. If this letter will '
l-~:1~t ”111' l lllt‘ uttol things of ll‘l.‘ ”u
world tlutt you lulvc ulssctl. Jtl‘l Il'lt‘é?£'§dmm
Silill an experience bcfell thc flirt“. '52:":‘1..:,"‘n m... "u"- l
lit-1 Haiku-k, garden supervist'. ‘11 can wAham 1
(‘ounty Amnt Wright and mysel'. ”m '°““ ‘5‘ “m" f
who wait out to anther the winners mnmmm 15m 11
for their picture. At each 11011 c we 1 "WT
found :1 110111 front yard. a back yard . , ‘ ‘ ( 1
just as neat and ‘1 yarticn spot co‘t- 1_ FOLD OF' 4’0 lNCH MATER'N' “m lAtnl30 HO
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tainlng little now bttt dead 1 HEADS Joyful-l ‘ . ,1”?!
but bespcnlting the healthy life whit-l1
bloomed there in the summer.
Matilda Jackson won the first
prize on tomatoes .a gold medal. the,
same prizc being won on sweet corltf
by Murgarct Miller, and first honors
on potatoes were carried away by
Leo Frank, who was re excited on
hearing the news that despite the
fact that he was returning front the
dentist's his tooth ccaaed aching and
the swelling in his. law was entirciy
forgotten.
"There is bttt one universal prob-
lem—there never has been but one—
nnd that is the problem of making the
biggest. best. strongest and truest
men and women possible out of the
boys and girls loft the nations" is the
wnv a recent writer expressed it.
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, that will
All Are' Harpy Over “Neutron: Pre-
scripticn 93 "
They km 11 ....11“.\tutl'm9 l'rC-
urlptitm 911' 1‘...- :3 the work turns the
trick (\cry timx Tltv know that
hundreds of 1e mic .11 this country
swear by it, stake their reputation 0.1:
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They say it is the best and quick-1
it
out relief for those. poor aching throb-
bing joints and inflamed stiff muscles
that they have ever used, no wonder
they are grateful, so would you be.
There is nothing in our estimation? I
you more good than“
do
"Neutrons Prescription 99" no ma'-
\et what. the age or what the tause,l
it will remove the pain, take out. the,
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Black Dazzle Iron Enamel
For Stove Pipes, Heaters, Registers,
Any Iron Work
DOES NOT SMELL 0R SMOKE WHEN APPLIED
Gives a beautiful glossy finish. dries quickly and wril
stand outside. (Use it on your iron fence).
In cans—V; Pint, 20c; Pint. 30c; Quart, 50c.
A. D. MORGAN
South N orwalk
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stiffness every time, why suffer when;
3
at d colds, not Mali:-
1 the cystc. 11 out!
nice to such gr :ve
pleurisy and
.13! averting serious rec
olev' 5 Honey
It. sp reads a heat-
aoothing influence over rhw in-
cases tightness and
of chest. hci s crou 1. whoop-
reaching.
of water. Wh'cn each is well dissolved
pottr the alum into the sugar of lead
and mix well together, stirring with
a stick. Allow to stand for a few
minutes, and when a white deposit is
formed pour the liquid off gently into
'another vessel, leaving the sediment
help otbcrsyon are welcome to use it."
—.\lrs. l‘. 11.85111, 525Joseph Avenue,
Neshvil‘. 1, Tenn. '
lyriiu “. Pinkhom’ a 'chetable Com-
pound. :1 pure remedy containing the
tXU'DClllt properties of good old fuh- l
ioncd melt and herbs, meets the needs I
(filCindll system atthiscrnpcal period 1
behind. 1Put the cloth into the solu- c h1rhf . Try 1t. 1
tion and let it soak for half an hour l ifthcrcisnny symptom
3&3"; E
Press out well with the hands and 8:“ “ "“l‘ ponies 5'0“,
hang up to dry. m
1C0, Lynn, 3195;.
l.\tli.1 u.. Pinkham Medicine 1
“9'9 3'0“ “9““ “1“ WHEN?“ 0‘relief is here. (let a bottle today andi
many countries, working side by side, say goodbye trouble. 50c and $1.00 at!
competing on 93“!“ grounds in ”Wine Clifford Pharmacy, South Norwaik;
mart of trade. learning the principleil _1____.__ l
of business—~thrift: and enterprise; A young Swede appeared at the! H. LYNGE, Prop. ‘
The barrier (of caste is absent, un- county judge's office and asked for a,
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Steam Dying 8: Cleaning Co.
Formerly known no Bridgeport stunt Dyeing d Meaning Co.
Silk Drama, Gloves, Blanket. and Lace Curtain. Cleaned.
——BRIDGEPORT—
selfishness and fair dealing are nm'ltcenae. ..
of the building blocks tetug firmlyi “'1‘“ “‘3.“ 0’ a ““9““? ..f‘““edl
the judge. A hunting license.
implanted in the structure and when: "So," was ",0 answer 'Ayc tank
the final count is taken the “Pinmo aye bane hunting long enough. Ale
Plan" mu be found to 'be one of up, want marriage license."—-Everybody's
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