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WASHINGTON. l). t'.. Oct. .0.
eelleut broad can be made by usln. L
woods of boiled and mashed potato
and 2 14 pounds oi good bread flour,
acotnding to the baking specittllma oi
the U. S, Department of Agriculture?
The bread so compounded has a rivh
brown crust and tender und clhrilt
crumb. it has an appealing odor and
a very agreeable taste. which is pre-
ferred by many to that of bread model
wholly from flour. When matte ac.
cording to the directions given below;
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“Chin K. “arquard, formerly of fix'
Oath Nor-alt. was eluted ecu-as-
..I In the Third Ward. Stanford. by
the mic-u My.
““10 return by special request of
Olua Kimball Young in “The Corn-
Ion Law" at the Regent, tomorrow.
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Rapid Ashcroft, of Cottage street,
. saw “at Milan-u“
with nodule-d guru‘bh
monthlwalkm (luau
urn-9t. could) and the you. find
numb with the titer, "min. on.
apocalaltorhsothe cup.
In the morning add 'the reminder,
of the was», the star and the rest
,0! the flour. Knead uwrouxhlr will
a smooth and very still dough is form
ed. After working the dough. set ltf
to rise according to the directions
given [9: the second rising under the
straight dough method. Thereafter.
handle the dough exactly in the same‘v
Way as is given under the stralfllg
dough method. 1
Demo Bread Hello. i
Very good rolls can be made from
a sllilllau‘ mix «are. of boiled potatoes
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Stamford. has taken a position with
the Crescent Theatre as special moa-
Jengov between Stamford and Norwalk.
-'l‘he return by special request of
Clara Kimball Young in "The Corn-
mon Law" at [119 Regent, tomorrow.
Kahoasa Encampment, No. 9. l. (l.
0. 1R. will hold a regular business
meeting in the lodge rooms in Wall
Direct, this evening.
lull, the wooden coach in the na-
tknt New (‘anaan wreck. left Stamford
this week for iivadvillo. where it is to
be reconstructed into a steel coach.
—l7'raucis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayns in the $250,000 production.
“Romeo and Juliet" at the Regent 2
tonight at 7 and 9 shit-p.
Lady Washington Lodge.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, will meet
in Red Men' llall. this evening, All
members are requested to be pre»
sent.
No. 2i.
Court Cl‘l‘llP, Daughter of l‘astilv.
will hold arcgulur meeting this enn-
ing in the Catholic f‘lub house. in
West avenue. Matters of importance
.4...—
. and flour by adding shortening and
mm broad contains “1"” mineral sugar. The following. proportions will,
13.11"“ fiber ““9,m°“‘m' b“. omenyield one dozen small rolls: l
W130} 1‘ composition ““1 “WV? "‘l' 9 ounces of boiled and peeled pout-r
too, Is practically the same as ordinal” 109$
bra.“- ll‘ higher moisture content 6 ounnes of sifted dour/'1
helps to keep it "'5“ 39'9”“ d‘“ 1.3 coho or compressed wasl.
long?! than ordinary bread. ln 1003'“ 34 oven tca-spooniul of .lut.
tiles where there is 8 “I‘ll“! 0‘ W'j 2 tabltrspoonluls of lulzowunn mater“
l toes or where they ”‘0 WP! 099“”: 1““ 2 tablespoonfuls of sugar
tats bread voslfl’ 105$ ‘0 malts than 31". 2 tablespoonfuls of butter. :
flour brt‘ad. This would prove an 9“ *Ttvo tablespoonfnls of powderedj
cellcm way in which to utilise cull po- milk. added to the dough, will greatlyf
’tatoes. Even. bowel'er- “9"? “minutmve the quality of the rolls. A1-'
relative market prices 0‘ potatoes and though milk itself or cream may be,
flour are such that ”I?" i“ “0 "unified. it must be borne in mind that
out! in substitutinx WW0 for “W";they will increase the liquid content. *
the individual “5V0" and 1‘9er “31] Doll, peel and mash the potatoes as
lty of potato bread make it desirable; directed for bread-making. Add in or-
as a variant in the family dlet. trier to this the salt. the powdered.
Potato lll't‘lid as itinowu abroad isémilk (if used). the yeast rubbed:
trade a'rll‘T-UYY “’“l‘ Pom“) “0"“ ' smooth and mixed with the water. and‘
about 10 pans 0‘ ”“5 commonly be llastly. two tablespoonfuls of flour.
int; usvd Will! 90 PM“ or wheat fl"millet this mixture stand ill a tempera
tr :1 mixture of rye and wheat “W's-lime of about 35 degrees in. until 1M1
its potato flour and dried W310 “339510011311 begins to collapse. Add to thii
lure not uct-osslblo in the
tmussulfc. Hm specialists conducted ll‘romaindor of the flour and, if neces-'
:' ‘h‘l‘di of successful l‘hpt‘l'llllelllfl m Its-fun”, enough more flour to mgke it
im: boiled polamh “l”! ”0!"- irery stiff dough. Knead thorour’h‘
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it was found that u mixture 0’ b0” Tuntil it smooth dough which is no
‘ul potatoes and. wheat llpur in ”l“ l’m‘l. Ionizer sticky has been formed. Set
portions given in 1h" menllalll‘mfl r“ghatk to rise again. and when the
cipes. gal“? a very df'flll‘lml? '0“- 8 dough has ticblcd in volume. knead
trifle smaller than that made front all lightly, form into mm,” balls and
flour, but uholosoult: and llutl‘llloufi.‘plllf‘9, not too close together. in press»
Flaunt-ti to u buff:- of equal lllOll‘llU‘f‘éod pang} Allow to “'39 unlll double in
t'tilllf'l‘ll. the boilvd potato would ref-r8r4t'olutnt‘. as shown by the "indicator."
Soul 25 per cent, and llle flour 75 [wrland bake 29 minutes In {moderately
Amfllanrponxe the butter, the sugar. and the.~
mm. of the mixture. l
The following methods for luflltlnfi“
[tituto broad, worked out, in the bak-
lnz. laboratory, at)“ t-twimltlendod:
Potato Bread—Straight Dough Method.
For Your one pound lollies. the fol
lowing ltmmliom-t are l‘t'llllll‘l‘df
3 pounds of boiled and period potn‘
loss.
2 14 pounds of good braid flour.
Il lovt-l lublcspouululs of sugar.
1 1-2 levcl tubiespooui‘uls of salt.
‘3 takes of compressed yeast.
4 lublespoonl‘uls of lukmtsrm Wult‘f‘.
Wit-4h thnrottehly and boil in their
skins about i: potatm-s of medium
size. Cook them until they are very
will come before the meeting, lic-
freshmedts will he served.
Dealers in soup have received not-
lfication of advnncvs of from llllt’l‘ll
to twantyliVe per cent. in tho primes
of that commodity, the extent of the
increase varying with tho urutlu of
soap.
James I’. Maher, formcrly of Dan-
bury. was re—olcced yesterday as mem
'ber of Congress from the Fifth New
York district, comprising a portion of
!lrooltlyn. ‘ll'lltll‘l‘. llrnin. peel and mash them
' while hot. helm: careful in leave no
Aimounccmt-nl cards for the olchnllt Inputs. Allow the mashed potato to
cool to R6 tlcgrors P or until lulle-
wnrm. 'ru I! pounds (5 solidly packed
1-1’-pint t-upluls) of the malted pom
lo. old the yeast. whit-h it: born rubg
ht-tl smooth in 11 cup with 1‘. tablespoon-
ltt‘: of lulztwarm water. To not all
lhv wast, rinse the cup \‘.llll the re-
nmiuinn lultlt :nunnful of water and
add this also to tho potato. .‘laxl add
the Hill. the r-utzm' ,nml short 4 ounc-
1-5 of tho flour. (l scum hultplnt of.
\z‘ft-‘tl flour). Mix thoroutzltlv \vllht" l
hand. but do not add any more water
at this stnge.
annual concert and ball. 0! Stamford .
lmdizc. No. 693. Brotherhood of Rall-
mud Trainmeu. are out. The date of
the concert and ball has been set for
Thanksgiving evening. Smith's 0r0h9l4‘.
tra will furnish music.
The members of Noru‘allt Chapter.
I). A. 11., who will attend the state
convention in Iluylmry today, one Mrs.
Christian Swarm. Mrs. J. Milton (‘0-
burn. Mrs. W. H' Swords. M”‘ E‘ ‘l‘: (lover the mixing: bowl to avoid the
Hill, Mrs- George ‘R- Barnum. MFE 01- llm-matlon of usual on top and place
H. Norton, of Darlcn. and Mrs. A. W. out of the way of drafts l0 I'lso. where
Mcrwin and Mrs surges of Wilton. 'llio temperature can not full lwlow 8t!
_;____ ' , _tloizrecs F. or lw mut-h hi ‘hor than 88
. 3degrees F. Where the htlurznuilt‘ has
Every member "I (ocltonoo Tribp'lno lhermomcter. she should sec that
No. 32. l. 0. R. M., is urged to he DW‘uho donah in a“ me rislmzs is kept
sent at tomorrow night's meeting ofpnodotatcly warm. but not up in blood
the, tribe, at which limo Dunburyheat. Any‘ water used in mixing the
Tribe' will be present with the Tm,ldough should he moderately warm. but
. ‘ by no means hot. This spoillu‘. if
vellng Blankt‘l. A lurke) supper will krmt at the proper lvmpvt'ulurc.
‘“ ""7“". -"""~ a ““7 ”m" is "We" would. after two hours. hummu- quite
Pd. {Huh-L '
- i To this well~rlsen sponge. which
There will be a mum, meeting “glib” will bedfount; til) bouqunofizoftfidd
. . e roman er 0 lt‘ our. nt‘ill nu:
Court- Narmlt. M)‘ 0’ F' 0‘ BEN!” thoroughly until a smooth lllltl plump
"'“M'm 3" "‘9' "mg“ rooms in ““mrdough has been formed, Tim dow‘.‘
street. Refreshments will be served must. be very still. since ”w bnl‘“!
after, the conclusion. of the business potato contains a large amount of on-
meeting. All members are urged to Aer which causes the dough to soften
be unseat as it rises. Do not add water to the;
' ' dough unless it is absolutely neces-
""‘“~ , lsary to work in the flour. Sci tho
Huerta are from New Britain ‘hflldounh back. to rise again~tcmpcraturo§
Richard Covert. a youns polllcian of'at about so degrees F.—untll :t has
36. h” mm out on the RepubnOm_ytr-ebled.ln volume. which will require
ti 9, with the ' another hour or two. Then divide the
“ck.“ as “twenttbo-vhlatory of the Idough into four approximately equal
““139“ ““39“ V n -' lparta, receiving a tiny lump welghing'
placer Mr, Covert is the admin-law.” m. 3. ounces m. an "indicator."
of 1., M. Hoyt. of this city, I1"! “I em- Shape the sample into a hall and press
played as head draftsman in the Gov- it‘lnto the bottom of a small tumbler
bin Winch. Company.- tha )u‘f withstralght sides: t-»Tho'a|ass~ should
eat m of its kind in the world. be slightly warmed. Note the volume
' ‘ " ofthe ball of'dough in th- “rumor-
and mark the glass at twice this vol-
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W 919 PM” at,-
imbatha bank. there
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.‘ field the four portions into loaves
, and place in mued‘pana‘which‘ have
' been slightly warmed. Place the glass
containing the “insulator" beside the
pans and’ lat: an. risefi'fiutder proper
temperature, “indicator"
2Then place the leave; in the oven and]
than in a goodgateady but (too do-
mrees to 425 deg-err.) for $5 min.
“Woman, Tutu-em ' ‘
. Whet- «animator la-”
38*“ MW” stigma-unison”
Manda: your pa- consonants! othwghu'm
(downhiamonaunt “an, ,
a...» alkali: ...... ' 4
adamant lose In all?“
hot own, at about 400 degrees F,
——
Get the llahit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
Gays wa can’t look or foal right
with the system full
. of poisons.
Millions of folks batho internally
now instead of loading their system
wlth drugs. “What‘s an inside bath?"
you say. Well. it is committed to per-
form mlrades if you could believe the
hot water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers of men and
women who, immediately upon arising
in the morning. drink a glass of real
hot water with a teaspoonful of limo
stone phosphate in it. This is a very
excellent health measure. it is in-
tended to flush the stomach. liver.
kidneys and tho thirty foot of intes-
tines of then mvlouu duy's waste. sour
bile and indigestlhle matsriftl loft 0v»
er in the body which if not eliminated
every day. become food for the roll-
lions of bacteria which infest the bow-
els. the quick result is poisons and tox-
ins which are then absorbed mm the
blood causing headache, bllious .at-
taclt‘s. foul breath. bad taste. colds.
stomach, trouble. kidney mlaOry. sleopv ‘
lcssness. impure blood and all sorts of
ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next. butw ho simply can
not get feeling right are urged to ob-
tain a quarter pound of limestone onus.
pirate at the drug store. This will cost
very little but is sumclent to make
any one a real crank on the subject
of internal sanitation.
Just as soap and hot water not on
the skin. cleansing. sweetening and
freshening. so limestone phosphate
and hot water not on the stomach. liv-
er, kidneys and bowels. It is vastly
more important to bathe on the inside
than on the outside. because the sliln
the blood. while the bowel pores do.
-—~A good adv.- pays best in the best
paper.
CorrectAoparel far Werner
At . raaaooablaJvleaa
uswmoosts Fort AUTUMN
in .
cons and 11le sum. ‘
8W5 and AFTERNOON DRE83
Ia and: SEPARATE slums
BLOUSES
'K. a a; statics
' u no. nun or.
pores do not absorb impurities into.
the Little snap. i"
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Al I“: d fresh. Sallantl Canned fish
Long and‘ Iomd Clams and Oysters
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PlCTORIAL REVIEW ,
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Now is the time to make plans for Practical Presents.
and there is not a' member of any family, large or small,
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Sometimes my Ma gets mad at no
When she wants errands done.
'Causc I don't like to leave my play
And think too much 0: mn.
But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me.
Son can't you go to five Monroe
And get some cake for tea: SELL E:
l allers speaks up Just as quick
And pet-lite as can be-—- I? TO
N love to go to live Monroe ' hucccasor to. War. Elfin.
And get some cake for tea.
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lid—Takes the Cake ,,
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D'.FlNlTl°N 0F LNIROPRAC'IIC ture Repaifi
Chiropractic ll the definition of th-=
cause of tho disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is canned,
Nature Has El!) ’ ..'
human beings with teeth ton-
‘ their m It- la‘lnethe: mouth.
the first mtommttnenmstmn
steps in digestion takes place. :
seam lacth' should' beam
remain there; they should eitha!
tilled; crowned or Quanta.
down teeth and m and'tho ,
around them, make every a
in» into as M M‘
month. a loom-of: auburn"
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