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PARTMEN
.‘
L’itiioiiiti unit A 1
iii tutu littlwp
in Place of Eggs.
_(‘hopped suet is very naeful to tak
ing the place of eggs in milk puddings.
Simply sprinkle a little on the up out
the pudding will be rich and crearny
financed Butters.
butters possess great pos-
d varying the daily menu.
W1, useful for making
' " for the tea table, the
bble and the late evening
They are useful. too, for
A Clemise Hint.
if you are a lover of the
effect in chemises you will :p; r
this way of obtaining it. Make you
chemise as usual, either the :‘trt'git
kind or the envelope variety. ('rot-l.tt
a neat little heading around top
and then make about twelve or four-
teen inches of heading illti’riittit to
match the edge. Sew this at'rt).~.: 21w
front of your chemise at the high-
waisted line and run ribbon through
it, tying in a bow at the front and
sewing Lirre the insertion
ends, just to the fioiit of the side
seams. YQu will how the high waisted
tifect and a decorative oiit- .is u- ‘l
empire
liir‘
{a
fl’botel butter is no more
butter, and everybody
useful it is for flavoring
and steak and sometimes
The proportions for this
' “her of a cupful of butter,
til-spoonful of salt, a table-
aoh of chopped parsley and
'i and a little pepper. Blend
1 t . i and keep on ice until need-
fiififlt of the food to which it is
its, this butter.
llit'
, t
S
butter is delicious for sand
9'I'o make it rub skinned and
Mines to a paste and then
5 blood, with a little lemon
' - fresh butter. For all these
‘ butters, of course, butter of
. It! should be used.
' ' “butter is another good sand~
“ to be used with meat
To prepare it, simply
find butter and work in onion
maths desired flavor is ob
.LUsually salted butter is best
‘ purposes of flavored butter, as
kilns to bring otit the other
Molasses to the Rescue.
The United States department of
agriculture has issued a bulletin. of-
ficially known as Bulletin .\‘o. 28, that
contains som interesting suggestions
on how to lAdown the cost of liv-
ing.
it is all about molasses. lf house-
wives wlio declare “l'd like to find
something that isn't going tip" will
read what ['nclc Samuel says about
molasses and syrups, in this bulletin,
they will get a lot of first-hand in
formation of value to them in keep-
ing down the grocery bill.
Molasses and syrups have not ad-
vanced materially in price in the re-
cent great wave of advancing prices
on food stuffs. Besides being cheap.
they are nourishing. They also have
a charm for the youthful palate, as
most people know.
The government’s bulletin suggests
liberal use of molasses in the juvenile
diet and gives these figurcn on the val
ire of molasses as an energy-building
food:
h
and lemon juice tiiay ho
to butter to give it very d6,
Mich flavors. Either or
W is good for mayonnaizr
, i sandwiches. And orange
Tl «llclous for afternoon tea
' ... filled with chopped nuts
for sny other sweet filling.
‘grstod't orange rind, too, may he
to die butter to intensify the
\
4
, Apple Farci.
i‘ ml core four good sized up-
Wns preferred. with a veg-
. or a teaspoon reserve set.
., from the sides of each at;
are, however, that the cav~
mas does not extend to the
, {auteur figs, eight dates, Li
3 ts, H cup of nut _mcats
lotoéea of apple through thr-
"l' and fill the cavities of
,' cores and all. with this
, Place in a small baking pan
' i of water and two table
If fitter. sprinkle with H cup
' fl obver‘and bake slowly until
Move from the pan, adding
syrup there may be left to
. av serve either plain or
as in 10 cents’ worth of fresh beef;
there‘is 2 5-8 as tnuch heat and energy
as in 10 cents‘ worth of hitter; there
is 2 3-4 as much heat and energy as in
10 cents' worth of bacon: there is 10
1-2 times as much heat and energy as
in 10 cents' worth of carts; them \is five
times as much heat and energy as in
10 cents' worth of bani. and there is
1 8-10 as much heat and energy as in
it) cents' worth of cereal and cream.
Corn beef will biive a hcltcr flavor
if allowed to cool in the water in
which it was boiled.
.\‘cver allow a mirror to hang in
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, ‘ Wotan Rareblt.
poo w it ~
" iifuls of flour, 1 0 I, Wear gloves whenever they don't
of butter, one pound .
no u fill of cho ped interfere with your work if you would
.88. o c p it have nice hands.
. one cupful celery, out fine. _.
' flour and butter togethm. All house brushes should be soaked
. con'c clouded.
i
t
in a l0~ceril can of molasses llich‘tion of curves and a conservative flare
t
is s H timer. as much heat and energy at the More. The lengths are from
the sunlight: or the backing will lli‘-
Gary Marooned!
flame Drew/taking,
Lemony
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COLLEGE AT ITORRS T0 TRAIN
orricsns. '
War Department To Establish Unit
of Reserve,Trsining Corps. ,, ,, , ,
STORES Nov. 28.44:: (‘onneciicut Questions on office duties, hllnl-i.
Agricultural College was the first; indexing, t-tc
land-grant college to conduct a sum-i t‘oriccting and "with“: it lit'l' ..
accuracy l“ .. .. , . . .
Spt-ilimr (21') words as trail by l'2\
aiiiirici'i . . . .
Arithmetic (including “actions
and decimals)
militaristic
t
l
l
l
lo 11 l.
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:E';;l‘3~i;d
"‘5? ~15
i
Fortunately it is fashionable to dress
...-....—~.-..—.-o a.
“WWII”!- Ht‘m‘P “'t‘ 08“ be both C011"; nier camp of military instruction on Penmanship . . ~ l """ a} -
fort-able. and in the mode. at the big the tlirectionsyi‘ regular army officers Personal hislur)" “dump... ”I. if” i I“
football games of the late autumn.' and in company ‘bl'llli the regular en- [it‘l'lt‘llt‘r‘ nod il.tllill|,: _ 2:. hi"
This means a good deal. for although' "med men’ s” '5 " ”w m“ land'gmm Prepared Specially for This Rev-$133?” ':
, . . . , college to receive from the war dt‘ 1.... r
the “lad.“ “Ed woman “0““ usually partnmnt the new branch of gott‘l‘ll' .’tiiri ('andltlall-n ittu~i i-tke andt Ml
' ‘ By Pictorial Review - o 4" '
take precautions, in the way of extra llt'stru‘
wraps, when the thermometer war, Office-rs 'l‘rainins Cont-*-
rantetl doing so, the young girl would, ““2“ Point alone, is the only in Candidates will bt‘ placid ill lllr' high,‘
usually rather freeze than bundle up,‘ “WSW“ m," "Ml“.“g muffle“ such "3‘ mud" {or “ill”! ”it“! flllaln the
“hm doing N) meant looking odd. 1 a“ l - A l ,, llPFllllllPd b) lllt’ “in, passing mark of 70 percent” but may
9 included lll lower grades also if_
department to give this training, that
Sweaters are lllt‘ most comfortable may graduate men as (‘0.iilliihbfunl‘d they wish to be certified for entering
meiit service, the Federal transcribe the so word tiitlalioii and
may take one or built oi the others,
437’
Russian Blouse Costume l:l New Effect
l. 'i-, llll‘ lrltlLinc tluhiig on the
'ilwr, :it.l tltt- waistline, ful‘
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of all smart appart’l. They are 31;“ Oml‘tl'i iii the regular l‘iiitcd Statcs‘ salaries of lower grade positions. t you“ l't'l-l in With :1 lit-it ttf selfrnate-
made in as many colors and fashionst army. . . , . ‘ Ff" Application PWmP‘li- ricl. .‘iit ulltlt‘l'lltttlv of satin 1118." 1’3
“hen the you sea “vi-e being ar-j Application mus-i lw tirade (mt “Us” LL“ tho 1,1,“,3, hating the neck
'is they hay» beenthr‘oughout thcsum»
mer. And they are made. of heavltr
fabrics, of wool, so that they have
more warmth than the pretty silk
[ for the new course.
[iii l.t i with a t'ttiitcrlii lc collar. Air
tas‘m‘. it the tin-itil-tw‘»: is a two-
piccc tirt'uiur ‘ltilli; gntltt-retl at tho
back and ohm-t! at the hit scam. It'
pici'tii- tl, the till i. iltotly may be math!
iaiiaed at all the lending institution.»" blanks provided by the Commission
of the country, last June, the (‘on .tiid filed at Room 7;; t‘apiiol, Hart"
necticut collcgé was one of the few lord, t‘onn., by l2! o'tlock noon, lie
colleges and universities to provide cembcr 1], l9!“
Accordingly, it Candidates llltipl pi‘otidc typewtit
sweaters of summer. is among that same few to iiiaigu ing in l' t it y
. l at'iiiie an. in )c. note rook - f t:..~ ., ‘2" ~l-t . . l . ll “1-
There are lovel' cars 0 o \\ tli .. . - . o luulln, \ . .i \t\t\ .tnt \U or
‘ y I . ‘ g l. IMP 9"“ t‘olllflt’. this year. llPll, l’eullllldf‘l. Ink, blotter and infield 41‘ :aiiii. ll! iiittliitiii size tltn
these sweaters, which a little later ts'ill Beginning Willi the pl‘t-st'ill junior trascc. “tempt.- “quires 51g 54 inch lli‘tlfltl-
cloth. if hicct‘m and titttleilmdy are.
'iutlc. t-t' toitirasiiti nztftvi'iai '_' \ill’tl‘?
L .
Local agencies will run and deliver
mat-hints and tables on request,
be worn for 5km“); Th“). are now, class and including all juniors and
seniors iii the future ilic \tar do
worn for motoring, and there is no- partiiient “ill lirni l 'f l T
' t at a uit i .' " ...~. .. ' .~ "‘ v‘» ' - 'n .
reason why they should not also be . .. i ii . , . b- H m“ “H . M" M“ b‘ Wm“ (”“dl‘lm” "’ ‘3" “m“ “,“l‘ “‘11 l”. ““19“ “"‘l
. .~ at "and on Mm) w alstencc to all attach to niacltinm 'lll‘dt‘lt'd (or use, thyme: 54inch material.
worn for such tlnnss as lumbar-t the students til the college who take at the test. « 1,, r“. h w, W hm firm,“
" Si'i’ v . his co "V. ' -- .‘ " “ . . - ‘H ‘ ‘II V ‘
games. .onti llilh tlitse caps havc‘l mm In other “unis. an \TAl‘h (l\ll4 olJthi. (titisils nmtnkm, platt- the lock and from. \
upper classmari will be paid approx SIUN. llAli'l‘l’ttllli, t‘ttNN.
iiiiattly $100 a yarn for learning to lloolii 73. State t‘apitol. Y
bt‘ a second lieutenant in the service,
of l'llt‘lt" 8am. Besides this, all sin?
‘ dents at the college will be allowed‘
lull expenses, including railroad fare,‘
for attending a summer camp at
. l’liittshurg or some other l't‘tllllllttlt‘tl:
by the secretary oi war. {a F
The primary object of establish.
ing volts or the Rtservc (liflcorrt'.1
Training (‘orps is to qualify by sys
it that ic st :tiida'ti
gurus of the shirt and ltack and front"
of tho blouse out a lengthwise fold
of malt-rial. \\'lu~thcr lit trig, cloth or
satin '~: used for thc iiiidcrbody, it.
will he iit‘t‘t‘bslil'y in place the front.
of the, pattern on the material just
as shown in tho cutting guide, the
large “0” perft rations resting. on n.
lciigtliuiso thread tti‘ the goods.’ The
toliar is laid on :t l‘ilj.i'.l‘.l§t‘ fold of
iiinteriiil which in x" fol-led that this
sclvngcn meet iii ”iv tclitcr, flicri tint
collar is laid on the remaining par.
long ends that are wrapped around
the neck, scarf wise. and sometimes
tht re separate but matching
scai‘fa.
Occasionally an eidcrdoun cup or
coat is worn This fabric nas warmth,
without a doubt, and if we could only
get over our any of thinking of woolly
l‘ttl wrappers when word elder
down is used, we should probably be
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Read What
other Lynch -
Siid:
are
illo-
- . and uethodn of ‘
able to nit ll to lllllll uses to. out~ . , , . I
l A .‘ -,, 3; _ . . ‘ training, students at civil etlut-ationalj l 7004 d the “mm,- The IMkM‘ sleeve and
dill" “\-'l’- - S I l-~ ‘1‘“ “r” “om" institutions for reserve officers. The ___.~__ , , . _ , .un‘ writing me all hilt} on a length-
smai'i t‘ltlt‘l’titHHl sport coats and system of instruction prescribed by f (1 “1° “:7 'I'lw‘t"; I“""‘|“‘hl‘:°f”° “-150 thread of the gum“.
t'aps. theltur department presents to these Linolilie t'tllt-d the m tnmtt-ititis,‘ ”5‘: 11‘1“!“ “Lt‘smg ’°““ ‘ ° “““ 1-,... elm-p... m catlwrctl to do".
hlmttm'x- a standardized measure "l ltitili'iiie tip and restored the to healtltl ' .. run-“i “50"0 ill!“ “TN" “nil l'in'metl
Military Modcln. [m , military t altitng which i” new» . . 7 The new slip-over Russian blouse is with rows of tiny buttons. \‘ilk fas-
. . i 5“” '" 0rd"? '0 prepare them to pcr it is a good, wholesome medicine. ltrcwutcd in this costume of russet sci: finish tho oddly shaped pockets.
.‘lPllllIlll stat-d women look very: form intelligently the duiics of com “1”,.“ i am pleased to recommend 5 . . r ..,t-
sniitrl lll lllt' loo: e military models "”“mle ”“h‘l'” l" ”l" military Rtrv if i lY\'L‘ll , ..
forces of the l'nitcd States, and it
criablcs them to)»: thus trained with
the least. practicable interfea-ncc
with their careers.
The trim of New institution main-l
which fastet snugly to the throat and,
button well over at the left side with:
largc llit tailit- buttons, Semi-ditcdt
styles with a flare skirt set on at thel . ’
lov: waist line are another run sult-, minim.“ fl (unit in. the EFF???) (:m'fiwn"
, ‘ltllmt orps'is. to ea c, it me
lllllt' 101‘ ”l" “WNW" film"- The", of iinl'onal emergency to furnish ll‘
there are plain coats With (l ““859?" suflicicitt number of educated iiien.i
trained in military science and tart
tics, to ofliccr and lead intellluetitly
the units of the large armies upon
which the safety of the country will
depend. The extent to which this
object is nccoiiiplishej will be the
measure of the success of the lie-
sei‘tc tillicera' Training ('tirps.
l‘asior St. l‘oll‘l"\ t'littrt-li, llaziliiiry,
lllSl‘tvlith.
And the Sister
of Mercy:
it gives us pleasure to testify to the;
l‘i‘clorial Review Costume No. 7004. Lilacs, H to 30 years. Price, 200.
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EATRICAL MANAGER‘ KILLED-i LAWYER PLEADS BANKRUPTCY-
|
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.~—-Joscpli
iliooks. theatrical manager, was kill l
cd yesterday by it fall from his eighth
TH
healing and building ltlUl’u‘l'llOS of Lin?
ttilillt'. We have found it efficacious in‘
cases of bronchitis and lung troubles.“
also its a builder and strength rcs’tor‘l
forty-two to forty-eight inches.
Stout woincn will find the coat lines"
are more suitable for their figures than?
has been the case for several years1
past. Asitlc front tire semi-fitted style:
with modified iinrc skirts set on at :t'
low waist line, llll‘l‘t‘ are also modt'lr
which suggest the curves of the figuri-
lines. ending in;
Hartford T. .‘lt’llhllilll, a lawyer ll
(iteciiwicfi, iiitd .i petition it bani -
., ' - V i 0- .
floor apartment in West Seventy- wand“? ‘12:: liltinlgrb-Iflllfs ”JP"...
' . _ , , .. t. i.i ilitics of .t.-.
“”‘jh “”"l’L H“ “a“ 6'" WM“ "1d ‘ 7mm, all nnrcctired. Assets cor.-
N‘l'tlill “'i‘l‘k“ "30 Mr. Brooks fill“ . Eilril or $50 in cash on hand and M.—
a
. . . I - can 5 i troit «tuna rcrvi-cs. i»
left their bedroom to prepare it warm, “ubgtpyomlun pawl on ”2“,me
bath for him. and during her absence. .‘t‘irdcled an..in.~i My, 3|” man in that
he went to the open window. A few} upping» court of New York.
minutes later. a policeman notifiedi
.“l'l-l. ll‘ooks that her husband's body;
had bt-cii found in the courtyard. t
Mr. llrooks was general inanageri
the Klaw and Erlangcr prodnc-t
cr. We coiifldcntly recommend its use
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TEST FOR STENOGRAPHER TY.
PIST CLE'l"5 FOR STATE
SERVICE.
to others suffering from similar affec-
tions.
l
SiSTlCllS 0F MERCY,
St. Peter's Convent,
lltinbury, Conn.
Both of tlit~:= . it‘2ililll“!llfll:l were giv.
Hartford, oonn., December 15, 1916.‘
The State t‘ivil Service Coiiinils‘
sioii will hold Competitive Tests at,
State Capitol, iin tford, Conn, Frlg
day, llccmnbcr 15,,1916, beginning atl
in long unbmkeu
graceful ripples at the knees.
'l‘in- old-time l‘t~\'t'rtl and shawl col-
lars which made the stout woman
look stoiiler are no longer in vogue.
TOOK Tris
HURT our OF HER
more cases it
“omen U131
3 of Physicians report
i
kidney trouble among
_. u .. .k . -l; - t .' . ' .
lnthul. :liJl“ .i... file-ll!" 2"":0‘}: front. 3?01:'f:39k‘;nl.:l “ffil'l‘lillt‘h shrill"? ”1"“: en more “Li“. I .l )‘-=i'.i"s ago~l.inontne: lions and was actively associated
“-131 cert re or “,1” 51‘ .t :is (mpg, 1: i en. 0 ograpicr ‘ . , l ,- . . ~ - t. . . . r‘. 'r . . -
clerks for Stcte (‘ivil 9’"er has been “l, “H“ choctn'e remedy: with “1le of the theatrical huccessta mom \frs An a BY fl luacurnhi. .
I“ lift ‘ n~ ‘1 it h -t .‘ lit _ _ ‘ .oi' that corporation. He. was the it at Al. writes: "l was down With my
Youthful Fashions. am :1 tn. hlfillt t .t ltnst ,for all forum oi count. colds, bron-i producer of “lien liar" and at vari luck so i could not stand no mom
years of ant.“ with at least two years,
in limb schocl, or cquivalcnt e-ltica-, .
:ion, and some actual working expert 'i't‘ni‘s. It “'35., in .:t in lt‘ather Lynch'fit
once in FliOTlllf‘id and typewriting.
than half the time. Foley Kidney;
l'ills took all of the hurt out. They
are tho best kidney pills 1 ever took."
Rheumatic pains, swollcn_ ankles.
..backaclie, slid joints. coro muscles.
and sleep disturbing hladtlnr ailmentsr
chills and \\'.'l. tin; disaast‘s for many; ““5 Dt‘rlOdl‘ managed Booth. Ilarl‘i’ll.
- Fanny . Davenport, ldlllan Russell,
Williaf H. Crane and’others. in 1908.
l‘lit‘dbh ‘N m maiiittim t i he went to England, where. be ac ant?
" ‘ “ ‘ ‘~ It . t l am have tit 01" e M'li-
th cc grades: A those who take die-13°Ids threaten (0 ““33 3“" 10W. 0" dramas produceell Yn‘glicrliél: H
“"0“ satisfactorily 8' “0 “07d“ llt‘l’,liave already done so, it will bring: Mr Brooks is survived by his wife
it has been mllfl that a woman can
take ten years off her life by wearing
her hair loose and fluffy. Fur and lace
have the same yotttliifying effect.
For trimming around the throat
ionic,- it is best now. if coughs or
1SW95 H a 50“. downy 100K especiallyl niiittile‘ ll lltl wor’ds‘ C 80 words ‘
t - - . -. . , .' hi0 , V" ' ) k8, .
if one is inclined toward thinness. Certification for pcslunng paying ovoptfl’ml a rapid PWTOWWEHL and W“; ggdgpgztfi Ila gagnt‘ogoflg r32“)- imllcnte disordered kidneys. ltoley,
Lace and‘boudoir caps are becoming $75 per month will he made from! will be yourself again in a very short: pain, Tenn. , ' ‘ Kidney [fills Ml nl‘illl‘titti)’.
. . 2
trade A: $53 to :75, grade n;’s52 or;
time. Let us suggest that you give Lin l ~-~-
funk over until like milk in cold water for several hours and to most faces, which proves that racy.
cheese in small DIM” and laid aside until they are thoroughly frilly conceits are beautifying to the
m cream gravy m“ ‘ cheese dry before they are used. This we femin‘inc taco and figure.
Season with paprika {\V'd vents the hand from coming out, and Nowadays almost everyone can of-
less, grade C. Highest ellgilglcs lni i ' d l
lowr grades may be certified for, on no 8 trio - Your l'USSlSt has it mt ‘
higher grade positions if there are no' ”use sizes, -5c, 500' ‘1, i We Still RQd 03k
higher grade candidates uvailablei ‘
who are, looking for advancement, and! 3 bu. N0. 2 Nut Coal . . . $1.00
Co ll Wampole’s EXtract
that Liver Tor-tic. and
and “‘9?" This ‘lm be increases the life of the brush.
day before.
_ to use. reheat in a dou-
».It will serve six or eight
e on crackers“ or toast.
heat or bitter winds.
m
5M TllEi... -URE
is sore: FUNNY
Tililtés HADOSM
W T'HlSwoRLD
)T.<
FUNNV tsuictn
OUT lTHlNK
TuA‘t Guy My
Sis-ran
MARRIED ,
Potter) THE
szs one
ford the cheaper variety of fur trini-i
ming, and the lacy, frilly things can
Now that the winter is before us be made at home without great ex-
for grade B candidates, l
Following are the subjects of tliel
fest:
WM. EFFRON (30., Inc.
Builder 7% per Bottle
it is very unwise to let children gov‘pcnse.
about without hats. 'In fact, it is al- ,
ways courting, danger to. expose wash of the profile. The lustre of the eyes
tive little heads either to scorching are enhanced a thousan‘dfold, too, by
“W5 ANNA. lituf‘r lT
Don’t forget that the soft
tiuflinoss of the hair adds to the charm
Stenogranhy: Dictation at 80. 110
and 140 W0 ds per minute;
transcribing mites. speed 10;
3 Rowan St. Stills _”_ owed-Civil" at on
FRESCRIPTION oauocisra,
82 Washington Strest.
south Not-walk. Ct
A good adv. pays best in the best
paper ‘
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.a luxurious frame of wavy hair.
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