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' " milk. l tupiul graJuldted Household linen is tilirlilfully u f I II “I“ n at ”w “M .
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‘3 )O-b- aliehli.‘ Wait“. 1 Hip pawn as ”My human" knows, ’ ” ‘1" , . , In one respect the election taut-t 1-
Mill \\tirtli iii l'.tl'is, “lilt‘h has beet l f t .
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thIt‘ "Mk. SUSH- 5311 and you“ ruptt-y. So that it behooves the house- -. ‘ ' . ”I . -i . . . f d oral activities. iI‘tii~ many years pasti
the “Km” “0“” the spoon. wife to guard her fine linen as she mm”) I’m“ ”'5' “ “n H “h oun I women have interested themselves in}
1mm: “"99”! I‘m" measuring. and to renew a stock of linen is almost ‘ ' Ipaign lllis year i: remarkable. Never
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. . the eggs ctirtlle ”my will be- would jewels. The bride who has had td by. the father of .ltan-l’hillippe elections for ”w “h or suffrage mafl POWDER
”a smooth iii the freezing. Set this . \\ ortli who is now lllt head of the es- . ,
. . .l.‘ “tofu-in lu . .
rIPot’mi” “ml,“ and fl Plum 0‘ enough to drive the ordinary, moder- II N “mg I" mod! 1’ I ‘ g I y in the history of the touiitry hate wot
'i‘ltt unison Worth has been in ex '
beautiful linen given to her in her ures. 'lliey have worked hard to ”W
ate income owner to the edge of bank III‘I durIIIg ”NI ia:t h “I “Wk”: then taken emit a large share in elect-I
until cold. Add the Whipped wedding portion should go out and ‘al’i‘hm‘mi ““1 " 0"“ ”“1" b” said pledges from candidates to support] Hmisproofand haby’spicture
I “l “5 "“““‘a and ”9"” price similar linen. so as to appreciate. ”1‘“ “I‘m,“ 1'“ “ms“! ”“3 "“9”“ 0' woman sum-tee in the legislature 0| . “éfll‘fiiigfltfhi’d wasmbadiylchsfedi IlI f
eggs are scarce or expensive, sub- how mum it will cost her to Willa“ leurope since Itliat date. ”says 'tlieI in Congress. They have even 0”)on 1 0 me, ”(1‘0 migggw;lm Ii‘iI‘ _. of the basque.
’ 1 level tablespoonful flour and it when it is gone. Then she Will do huropean IIIIIIIOII III IIIII MI“ \IIrIII'and sometimes d'prmpd candidatestI him was to keep wit 5* I int-ii satin wi:
1'!th 98K in lilac-9 0f the 3 yolks h...- “111,031 to pregame “5 life as long ”“NM'I “l“ "0“" “”55““ 0‘ beautt- who had opposed their ineasunvs in the clothsnexttuohis skin. I ":3. ~
. cook as directed. . as possible. ‘ ftil fabrics are always featured in his [19815]“er The-work of M“... Marga ttflfdnozfiivnegatllelpowdlei: E.
1‘3 following flavors may be used The woman who has but a limited coils-ictiun. and this season is no 81- ret Fol-”y in lllassrtcliusetts and spiiiej until I heard 0 Sykea' :3
‘ will ive several different kinds . . .- ‘ . . . . -. “9103- of the suffrage campaigners in .‘ew Comfort Pow e tI
II "Home “I“ find tiAl we ran Bane her‘ Velvet and plush of l‘it‘Ii colors York State stands out prominently in cannot recornmendittoohighlydbecar in: 2 I,
in cream. the foundation of each table “I," much wear and tear by only
"39 above 11‘9“”- using it once a fly, at dinner. \Vbat,
Chocolate ice Cream. you may ask. will site use at other
his squares chocolate grated and ”mes-I. There are a number of dainty
and metal brocadcd eillta predomin-Iregard to this. ilut never until this Ligufl‘l’gsedskitrfifiocponmffm edh’IId
Bl“. Til“ ions: ““1““ dresses, “Rh Year haVe women been so pi'oliiinent “"88. 6‘63“." vrItence, gun.
sweeping trains and long hip lines. in speaking for one or the other of tllt‘ Nfllphhhluflnpowdorfiulahighf'
, in the tr... (‘reain Foundation. . ~. . I ,I .~ I b are particularly smart, and the simfipresidentlal candidates. . do. unequalled ft,
IIIIIIII “III “hIIII “III make ”II in lo pie. evening dresses for the “ieuno‘ in 1912 the Progressives began this Iumryuulp' undo heal and
Figlce Cream. attractive and cost but very little.
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M 1 pound fi’my chopped this ‘9 Low: Japanese. strips in tlltured col; ’Omhml‘npw "8' b) "“1“" “mm" hum“? PM but,
tille" are as dainty and
dresses in their "cliic." ‘platforin. Thousands of women appear;
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.. . t. . .. . A tlrtles call-d wgiuby" hag boomed on I’rt)"l't‘sflll’0 platforms. ln al»
“cupful prIIfiIII‘IIII gIIIgIII' finely 90“ “5“ “"11 Wit-“h beautifully. ii'ii‘ridt‘h‘ ‘ I I i most rivetrv Illroxrcawive iiieetiiii: in this
.t .:t l tablespoont‘ul lemon ltnce. being very cheap. 0'“ ”l ill" popular "WINS 0' ”1‘ ‘ - "
' . - -~ ~ - . . ‘l - v . “'0 en ti eitlteis. lit
3 lablt‘spotilllill-‘i sirtip from the. tollettion —.i stitin of iub) color tin-ism” 1'“ t ‘4‘“ m p .
I I der tiillo of ill! some color with a most cases the women spoke only for
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II ‘ ’ ' ‘ ‘ t" ‘ , ~ ‘ ' ‘d as a 'irorninent plank in their ii 50‘ irritation b
undation recipe before freezin . -. . ,. . . . I in llltil simplicity as are the velvet (ONE! . v... “Him“, I ’
W 5 ton mate with napkins to match ate “mm-”h“. I” .
5‘09" Ice Cream. very pretty for breakfast and lunch
TIM‘ELY HOME GARDENING HIlNITs
substitutes in paper nowadays. Them suffrage and the some women aiiin-ar- SERIES. I "ii. quaint little basque for dressy
Then there are so many useful linen
. l" . . I I ,- 1 long, \tlvet toun train and bodice of
are t .iinti lu.itheon setsofdoyltt-s nut ‘ ed MI.“ on lrniocratlc platforms and
.7 .s t. . .. . . . . . rub it an"ed with diamonds.
“MOHHOH‘ i“ ("‘"nhmnda Willt‘rwt'cc. \vlth napkins of crepe y p BI tte ubllt'itll platforms whenever they
when it is partly frozen. No popular dress of the young type, the p ..
I I ‘ were allowed to do an. llteve were
some women however. like. Jane \\'.\Slil.\'ti'l‘t).\'. l). t‘, tit't.. l9.—
Fall Gardening Cleaning.
paper. illl of which come at u milil- "‘“'"
it llllllll price. and can usunlly be used
I Maple ice 0mm :tivei‘al times before throwing away.
In” 1 cuptul “m“ and 1“? cupfuls 0’ Then there are crepe paper towels for
1° '9 instead M m" 2 cupfula the bathroom which are plenty good
“Aphrodite, in ii pink tulle em-
broidered in soft tones of blue. with
long blue ribbon NOW! on the hips.
Worth has followed the note of
the season in his t’illfl‘plt‘t‘fi, loone-
fitting afternoon dresses with touch-
with the party and worked for it and portant in its us!) its lioiisetletining in
‘ its t-tiiididatte just its the men were the spring, wlictliti flowers or vegeta,
I Imilk. on H cupt‘ul sugar instead enough to uhe. for the hundred and one working it” th it my... be said that this bit-s “mi“. up ”w “mp." “MI lhev
0‘11 cppful. The IIIIII‘II ingredients in times ” day that ”‘9 hands are “‘51“ . was the beginning of the movement of :icliieveiiit-nt of garden cleanliness at
W 1“” Crt‘am Foundation "are “I“ Hi. The linen towels could he saved (.5 M IIIIIIImIIIIIry' One of this or- the women for taking an active part this wow-z will ofttii do much toward
IIIIrI IIIIIIIIII IIII‘IIIIIII’II II‘ in blue ENS“. in the election of the president whciil- insuring lienltltlnes rind tiirllttnc‘ss of
III “III'IIIII‘ III IIIIII pictls. Four large t'l‘ or not they have the vote. plants during the next rrowln: season
CIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIdIIrIIII In a so“ “I This year the niowincrtt has none. The t‘oliatze and branches of pliinh~
IIII‘III I" ”III “IRISI “m"; “"0““ much further. there is the spacial train which have been ttttuclted by disease
half their ordinary wear liyth‘eeri"
’ P915“ ice Cream. them for use on the face and throat.
”d one-half “Wm“3 WM“ plill‘. etc, just using the paper towels for
- le ovet l -l cupful sugar and add drying 0“ the hands.
4 dirt-titted.
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.Mmd Specially for This Newspaper
By Picto' rial Review
of the front.
Satin and chiffon are combined in
wear. It is trimmed with buttons and
IA Quaint Little Basque
biotic]. The slecvcs are elbow length
and flare at the lower edge over cir-
cular cuffs of cliiilon l‘aucy buttons
are llN'tl to triiii the front and sleeves
To reproduce it in
average size requires 2““2 yards 3t-l
1’; Ivard 44-inch chif-
fon and 1 yard of 36inch lining.
The cutting of tho liastiile is so ini-
porttint that it is used as the subject .
of today's home di‘esstiiakitig lesson. ’.
lIll‘sl, take the lining and fold it in '
half. Hate the front into iosltion
first, leltlili,r the straight etl
parallel with the selvagc of tlic lin-
ing. The truth is laid on a length-
'Wlst‘ thread of material to the right
it
Next, fold the satin, On the length-
wise foltl place the back, then the col-
lar, if it is to be made of satin in-
stead of chifi'on.
(Iriitiiniitg be used for the flare col-
lar, place on the material as shown
in the guide—on the lengthwise fnltl.
Take the remaining material and
lay in open width on the sewing
table. Place the raffle and aiccvo
section marked "J” on a lengthwise
thread as illustrated in the guide.
_____.____.._.__. .. ._. __ The waist is so simple in design
. One of the must tlcluttaitle designs that it may be worn aepqatcly or
IYor a satin blouse is shown here. It lune a full skirt attached to it. It
Is tlart fitted and trimmed with "10‘ otters “‘9’“! onlortunltles for Vlriu—
Addams. 'Mllti identified ilieiiiseives Garden t-ltnitiiii: in the tail is as im d'iiiiticat “f ”Hm,“ collars. 1“ “him tioit, for it is easy to combine two
(If any of the delicate shades of satin 01‘ ”“99 different materials in “I de-
tho basque makes . charming evening velnpniciit. Whenever it is possible
or-
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. to use too or three different fabrics,
133110106 (‘re ini l'tllllltlflllOll when ““5“!” the very valuable “mm of “1‘5““ 1‘ narrow hm runs. form “ which is carrying the itcpiiblictiu wry-{i- badly infested hi“ inset-t llt‘slfi aniudcl is serviceable for rcmodci—.
““987”? "OW"- ‘ ‘“ “mm“! cx- the real linen, the pttper table setsuiid “I‘II‘IIP trimming (”r the dress, 'iiit-n around .he conntty to campaign should be tleaiicd up.t~specitilly well “‘1th narrow belt is of self material I
:Ilnstt‘nd of the vanill't. towels MW. mom). in laundry. hymn“. .III “""‘i”"‘I“ dress "f PM” ribbed fol .\li. Hughes 'lherc is the \\ omen's and burnel. I 10030“, tied at the front.
PlHGaPPiC Ice Cream. they ”WI (if course. thrown away when ”“k IINIS‘I’I h? " ”mmmx'“ feature liciiiocrntit: tongue wiiitli is workinzI if it is possible ti! Ilt Illllhli‘ to tlmlnI . . ‘ ”I! I. w. Ill—'II'lIT—Ibdm
.1 0811 0i grated iii'ictipple to the soiled Th", cost so little MI“ help of the ‘I"“"°““"- '“Ihm jerseys °fI for President Wilson's l'ILI‘lt‘t'llml. it away plants from some portions of Pictorial Review Basque {\o. 091 1, hi ca, .54 to 4.. iiicits . . .
. Lion recipe when this is partly .o much in ”mom.“ economy that “1'““3' every d""c'I'i."‘°“ my" ”W“ lllt‘l'l‘ lathe Woman's party is it purely the girtlrn befon- frost. stitch art‘tlfi 20 cunts. ‘ I:
. fl
used for (ll“‘t1.'-t‘*t for the last tliree‘sen woman suffrntrc movement but the in“)- well be ptnt'll to ryo as a cover
.
' and use “4 mph” sugar in» every woman should try them. By no . .
sons the ribbed silk it‘l'ftt‘." 15 fl "0' other two orgunilutiohs (“1‘ not llut- trop. the growth to be turned under.
of 1 cupful. No vanilla.
_ hit: the real lint-n only for dinner and e" ,- lillx t .. it ha bee l - - ' .. . 1. IL'. l tlit.
Strawberry ice Cream. ”H. towels only for ”u. face “a the "a" “‘ “ “ s" ”‘f 5 n this: woman suffinlzc first. ,iu tai'iy tinting litcittnt \ it so. It
hadn't strawberries. iwiit‘d. bath, the housewife will help save her ‘lst'tl previously for trimming and com; 'lhii new nttitlt) or ill” women an- puttht’s "1 t: 0“" “‘i” “‘9 ““‘ “:"“‘r‘
t and crushed, 1H cupfiil sugar linen indefinitely. and so put off the only. ” ISM“ mm "MN”O" "f ”'9 “IISIIIII “IIIII IIII‘III “IIIIIIIII II IIIIaIII) and mm.”
. nkle the berries with the su r evil duv when tnore mum be bought. 'llic \\'ortii tailored suits are agalnt ragisl. it is no use :irxuing ‘tlitit w-o cheerful appearance tltiriiii. the winter
Lthem stand for one hour, then I __ I. ‘1 ”‘0 .M‘nt‘ml “0'" M ”‘9 "350M men might not to go into politics lot"1 it is utter frost that tlettninit hit
the ice Cream Foundation when I How to Clean Matting. I" “IIII ”In kn” length coats and ‘MI ,it‘flr of contamination. Tim are til most needed in the golden. “h?"
ly frozen. t‘ontinuc freezing." “he" matting la soiled rtib it with 'illdlilll pleated skirts a bitvlonxcr and. ready in politiru. and it will never be annual plants have been tripped tliti:r;l
ills. I. . _ '_ , . less ltill than those of last st‘asou possible again to keep woman t-hht that may harbor disetist‘ or lnse l
'Brown Bread Ice Cream. “ "“0“ tirinncl (Ilou‘ dipped in lukewarm The most attractive coat models are of up at when when a president is to be Df’flls 51‘0“” h“ “m “0““ 0‘ d“ “p
.. cupful dried brown bread 3““ “I“lN- in”) ”‘9 spots Will 1119‘?“ the wing wa typpI with embroidered elected The woman-guffrnglstfl and and burned. if the sof lea\ed plants
Imrailded to the Foundation recipe IIIIimI .PéIIIImIIIIII The? “0 (I’m: II” ““NC‘W‘ i IEcall one which is very anti suffrfllJ-“is‘hm'i‘ cm“? to ”‘0 m" “mm will III' I III III‘ site free from (III?
,. freezing. i [3 1‘; iolt surface strain with .80 t water, aninrt made of a very dark blue can citieioothat the plpcunn of a presideniienao and “1331‘s. they mat be tnrne .
' ' - ”5 ”mp cold. \‘lipe with “ dry tloth. :ititl cloth—stiaight skirt with box concerns 'tlicni, and they also I:knm\'_ tinder adv'ttntllt“‘|l‘l.\' 1” ””3 mil“- lt
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‘- large cucumber, cut it up in does. ' g 0 “3 " y worn with a cerlse chiffon blouse. TiloI tnions differing Just as men's onIiInIiOIHS leaves, ,fospIN‘ it1 v envy? 0 “wk.“ um;
um soak in two to“ oons f . giwotit has a cerlse mille waistcoat Idltl'ei——asi to which man they pie er those tom on t. t? c l
' p o ”M dtii.itily ciiibtolderctl. It is an ex. IIfOI' president nlile compost \vl‘i-n lulttti ilui ll “3""
with salt, and an out at ‘ . . . . n . i e
. I, on s tick lot lllt young housekeeper. a useful quisile combination of colors. I _ Itretiui t “.0 “am for prop" a compo
9V0 or three cloves. Stir these gift is a luncheon set, all in one. piece. _. ‘_ lU S. EXPERTS FIND FAPER CAN sition. 'l‘hey whotud be collected and
.now and then. and in an hour’s consisting of centerpiece and four * l BE MADE FROM HEMP HURDS. ppm-d in a compost pile. or pit main
Transparent to)“. l
The transparent idea in the making ———-—- ltained in a convenient location Sol.
of clothes seems to be even more in \‘tASllthTON, Oct. lS.»——l‘ossibln’ wood ashes, lime and fresh manure:
I l i
lalol ”la" '38! 9“ Ihele le 91‘ 1‘ ”9‘ “1 the “9““ pl lnl papel llnd Ollc should be mixed in the Conlpnfil. hell ).
y r- a 8 ‘8 t (
“' ry each piece of cucumber plate doilies attached, in the form of
y on a cloth. flour slightly and a Greek cross: This is embroidered
good drippings from a sliced in various designs and in_either white
til quite brown. 'i‘ben moisten or colors.
O. B. J afikson
UPTICIAN
53 WALL ST.
NORWALK
Phone 438 -
Everything in the Optical Line
EYES EXAMINED FREE
= ISteam Dying 81 Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Stunt Dyeing 6. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop. —BRIDGEPORT-
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lresws trimmed with bands of mousse- (T “00d villi) paper mitl‘kt‘ls “33 5"3’I
0“ f ' -—-— ‘ . i in ll uld be
orp300midfiitaénaitdivftlmzdd Bruloir C“ . are ood life for 'Ilt'ne do sole or Georgianna crape Theeo’ IIIII‘SIIIII today by announcement I“ ‘hPIdSImrzifl: r::hf::iogeIIdle: II‘ ('Il‘hc old? I I ~
and salt '1 little colorIiIig ci- :v’ounIgIgill'a II: new ein‘bmidired sort bands graduate m “IJIII and are pre- IIJEI‘IIIIIIIII‘M TI I‘gfIIICIIIIur'e that a 5:1‘;c::: of black rttrpberiles also should. ANDRE ’ I "C.
" I ‘. ‘ I ' ‘ . ltyo papercan Plllt‘ u- c ‘
. . f ably the same color as the serge, “Tammi 0““
f “9 . ' - t . .5 t a t at this time. If there is
otgtodtato ciissfianIPtIiItnlIn 3:: 1:13: ltall:I:rnIlIiIi:lItIiIeyi-Ie fr: lIielDfItltlIiIlIuecagr ‘1 hougb were is on” more room for facturtd from III mp liurds. the 283033;:31: It): believe that the trlmmlnstd‘. 'Phone 410
DI. 0 . I y individuality here, as they may be "I “k fragments 19“ in preparing c m ‘ 19 L sou“. Nomalk
~cold beef, sliaxe thoroughly in black, on a sheer white .muslin llllQl‘\ ii “I” r l rker. tflher for the market. harbor diseased spores or jngpc s u yi 98 Washington
mum“ “d serve. 8mm"- x i9] I: 0 II: 1 f r ht ‘lnvestlgatious' said a depu'tment. should be burned. Rhubarb leaves: ~w~
. * i ‘aCk 0 ”I0" c n ru es 0 has on; bulletin “d‘on‘oqfitra‘ed that the intros should he removed in late fall and thei ATLAS FARMS PEMLESS COFFEE i
B ' i . ’ l ' l .l “I“ "0" er more apparent t an n i r- em ns matched with straw of'manure. i . BUTTER “Tl I
Ilin lukziiinIiII:dt:: over ni bt Yellow IIrIInIIlichltinnee ((ill 32;: on white; lniilady S boots and Shoes in style IhB’I CIIII lrIIlI rIldIIIIeItIl Chemhcsznfmtlzggda: [w \ “ 1 th Fin B t 33:: Dm Y0“
.r .and fbroil ovBr a brisk fire: material may be removed by rubbing. “mg? from something that IIII barelyi lift; ,iltt";;0d:;e:e1;:0tttr0‘;l those eun- —I~lf your tenant is- delinquent until POSItI:eeryProe(1ucede"“ u ' 30¢ 11)
worsening pour over a tablo‘ the. spot with a cloth wet with am- 21:? tIllerlOthtdcszf$10!:cl'fiahhr92lld:I loved in the manufacture of woodidestiuetive become a. Sentinel classi- 39¢ 1b. 20 S&H Stamps Free
Imonia hem/e using soap. of the summer ‘ y p [pulp from popular wood." tiled advertiser at once. .
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