HE Stititilillilfli illiilliiillll iiiiNtiS
flit 6001) illitiliiiii‘ All Siltlillll 111w,
Creamed Salt pork. 3 To Take Ink Spots From Linen
at in slices and boil in water 3-.) Take a piece 01 mould candle of the
11.111111; Drain, dredge with flour and finest kind, melt it and dip the spotted
brown tRemove to a hot dish and part of the linen in the melted tallow
we at in the pan add a tablespoon Then throw the linen into the. wash.
flour. Stir until thick, then add a.
”P and a half of milk. Pour over the: Testing Fat F°" F'Winfl- ,
. ' ; Villen testing fat for frying get one
' {inch square of white bread in top
‘0i a fork, and when it browns in fat
m
Harioot'Bean Soup.
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'Fp- lightly in .1 {9“, ounces of fat| in (it! seconds it is hot enough fot
.eis'ht ounces of onion andone stick1 ”3m?"
01 celery (reserve the, heart fol" ”-
, cheese). Do not fry over the fire, Coffee Economy.
f ink in the ink well gets thick it.
may 11: i ..i'.l1 hurting black
toffee and give. better resultsthan it
but at. the. side. Add the beans and
k two hours or more until‘thor
light) done: s1 ason with salt. nhile‘
clanking. Finish with fieshly around! diluted With water
per and a out of bullet It" pitk‘ (‘11tfee removes giease {10111 blatk
M meat is added it should always i" " Without making it shiny. 11 is d
.Zho‘palboiled fast and thcn pi'.11e1l splendid cleanet for black silk or
a, a“. soup. black hair ribbons.
Be very careful with salt,
. 1131 all casts the.
13 aumclent.
'cohrc
‘ for thc latter and for all stiff silks.
in
salt 1'11 the meat
as
. 'niceiy'
”1...“; Then (Now, with l\V'oq11a1t»'i 11m in bought at any inudttare 01'
at”, bring to a boil, s11a.on with tin “mp tor “ {PW “ms Try i“
"‘.quarlor ounce salt. 11111111 in the; WA
on live dunces flour fill out brown.‘
ien done pour allpt once. into the
tip, stirring all the tithe. There
all be no lumps, the flour will spread
by, and when boiling- will thick.
the 180111). ('.hop four to six ounces
liver free, from skin 11nd pristic;
Egg Tarnioh.
ammonia.
4. Sulphur disinfectant. This is 11111-
ployed to fumigatc 11 room after sick
ness is over. Use in proportion of 2
out flour to 1111111. 11011 this 11.11.
111191111 balls. Fry 111111 iirst
o'consistency is. cori'cct 111111 it 11111.
‘ld more “1111.. 'l,‘h1n pittt'c iiit‘lll in
”the coup, which took for fifteen to
'ly minutes attrr 1!.11 dulllplings
' in. Tllr‘ little required to cool 1
flour in about thirty to Iotty min-
6. Finish the. so.',) with :1 iittlcj
chilly ground 1111111111? and the juicc‘l
1 lemon. A little cooking slurry!
11111111111 is no.1. out of place.
to 51111
or thymol in 3 ouncesot alcohol. 8'.
p 111' cent
its place. Use. with an atontzcr
the germs that may be floating about
For ,Gem Pans.
pans and are filling them if you have
.not batter enough for all, fill the
F no Mocha che‘. ‘11111ptyon11s with hot \v11tcr.put i‘t
a )1 ~ " .. .. .-
Null! onethitd of :1 cultui of but Iowa .11. .usual. . [his “111 pitttnt
lib ‘ cxitui of sum 1111i ’I‘Jigrcaso from burning on and discolor
W “Ea L1 oil had‘i. (‘lilh :ing pans. Also will plevcnt 1:1 111-. front
e. en on egg y \S 1 ". ‘
.s1.1u'chl11 , if oven is hot.
" t very strong coffee and half a. g
,, t” l f v'i “h then -'ir in g It you will grease. your pan “1111 be
can u 10 .11 “ ~ " 1fore. putting in a roast the roast w‘ill
‘WDWM 0f “Gm" if'““"°‘;‘“ll': 5'“ incl burn on and the pan will wash
with 1“" 1“""1’0““ “1“ 0 ‘ i”gimme 11'1.il\
den Fold in 11..» 111111 11.1.1111:
tier of the 01:11.1; and 11111111 in shocts.’ '1.
cool cut the sthhcets lfnto dosh ‘ (.‘Opnexus solution—1% pounds of.
ones, cover 111 con cclioncis” 00“)va taulphate of iron) to 1 gallon
and roll the Sides 111 oocot ‘of \vt';1te1 for all cellars, gutters, cess
menorate the tops with not 11101103.pools etc ~About the house or b.1111
armaiade or candied fruit. :and stables tit) pounds of the coppei'as
Disinfectants.
5993 With Onion Sauce. [it is ready to use Good to use. even
‘3’ throubh " coarse s1eve "mug“ when there is no infectious disease on
111111.111 cook onions to make l the promises.
flelt two tablespoonfuls of but'
t1 in 1% tablespoonfuls 0’ holic acid in about 30 parts of water
so add half a (“113me cream This is good for washing hands 'andi
‘6 prepared onion, and 3m thiiclothes in; for scrubbing floors ' dI
y smooth. Season with pepper woodwork. /a.n
't,-cook over boiling water for: 3. Zinc disinfectant—Put 4 ounces-
ates, add the beaten yolks or or sulphate of zinc and 2 ounces of'
cook ordinate longer, then add common salt into 1 gallon of whater
boiled est; cut in slices and This is good tor the nurse to wash
with one teaspoonnu of her hands in “ht“ “orking about the
parsley before serving. ipatlent. i
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liqual parts of,
and ammonia should be used.
i How to Mend Agate Ware.
‘ ‘Livor and Baked Flour Soup : (‘11'peror tinned rivets put through
(.111 up Otto 1'..1'r,ot “,0 unions the hole and hammered down \tiil
. sprigs of celery and fry in two 111111 better than soldet and sauw
three names “f fat till '11111111 pans at small cost. 'l‘ch rivcts
This may be easily removed by rub-I
hing with a little table salt or a little“
‘ d to it salt, pepper ,savory herbs . 1 _
and chopped parsley. also an equal pounds to a loom ‘3 feet, 15111131.. 1‘
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nuntity of breadcrumbs and tilifll' .1.'l‘l1ymol “at” nto V" g“ on 0 '
water-put. l teaspoouful of spirits of'
11‘» thymol. The Inttanis made of 1 ounce,
Soqe dislike thL1 smell of»
'carbolic acid and use tht'mol water in
to:
permeate the air of .- 3.10111; thi‘ kills,
When you have greased your gear
‘ov.c ' design.-
‘huts.
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p:
tau. "MUD:
:shade used to outline the motif.
' Jersey, and Still More Jersey.
Jersey keeps at the height of popu-
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111aterials. A suit of Citron-colored
wool jersey was made. with
pique collar. The collar
course, detachable
lemoved and laundered with ease. in
another instance1 wool jersey was
«combined with gahardine very pleas-
led to refrain from blossoming forilth "mt 1““, suit was of purple jersey.
into a spring but with so many on and 'tan gaburdine fashioned the large
1.5110“ but “‘9 weather '5 forbiddtng collar and revers that went the lehlth
'and thuse of us who are endowed of the. coat. The cuffs and pocket;
with a sense of the fitness of things laps weie also 01 ”fl, tan gabardine.
=will abstain yet a while, guided by our' Irish crochet, 1115.11 dress trimming'
1’9“” judgment. has been revived again The idea was
Some of the hats combine straw and bidught from Paris very recently. On
line f9" or straw and satin others a dress of white Georgette there Were
'are entirely of snow trimmed with large pockets of lrish crochet lace,
:iiowers 0" “hm“ and a great manyland an edging to match finished the
are of crepe. An almost innimless. l'uge berths on the w.uist
”Ml" high crowned little '1‘" “”i Dresses 01' white serge also bt'gin
ifashioned entirely of narrow ribbont0 make their appearance. Some very
“"9”“09‘11orfitttlactite models are s11en,brigl1l-;
The temptation to rush the seasons
is 1111') stiong at this time of the year
w'hei in every window we see displays
of straw hats\a1ul spring frocks and
i suits. One uptst be very strong mind
was,
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101i11ntal embroideries.
WILL WITH UNUSUAL
: l.'1.\d Ilumphict was on the rioad
'. 1111 ilal‘nultt s circus when his moth
.111'. Mrs. Mary litunphny wrote I11r
111.11 .11 Winsted. '1'1111 teslatiwnt 1.111
421110 to Lloyd. but only in 111.1111 hi1
i‘iltthili 1111111 with accidcnt or I111 11111-
111112 to 11. hospital by illness. As a
ittllllt'l
“in; top" lilt‘ son was to I‘t‘t‘l’h‘t' tht1
-l,.'1111ii,\' homestead providing he re-
. '111'111'1i to claim it in a year aficr his
V 1.1.ll'1-r's death. Iiut ‘I.loyd returned
'11 “dusted before his motht-t' dlcd,
1:1111'1i1'd and found safer Work as 11
1.111;.1'1' in the county jail. If
that Mrs. Humphrey Ihc ol1l1-r
did not 1:111 along particularly well
with hci dau 1'--'.i1t1riniau At any
‘ 1'11'11 the will u 111‘ not‘ciiittuzt'd. \thn
.‘izs, 11.111.111.141: 1111111‘11i1-11’111t’y.
~tni halo and hearty. could not 1111i-
111111 the 5111111111. “11 has started suit
I.- l-tcuk the will.
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Bl‘OIICllllIS
And Other Throat 1111 Lung
Ailments Yield to
Box Coat of Green Jersey Cloth with
White Pleated Skirt.
straw, at a distan/cc. It was of nor
1"ow blue ribbon with a tiny led bor
11111' on cithci side. The trimming was"
a bunch of red cherries placed on the
Another hat
left side of tl11.1 crown.
with u small/upturned brim was of lintlllille
whitc silk covered entirely with 111'1 i
'chine stitching worked in a close all Nearly one thousand prominent
.‘tiachine stitching is
.1111) \"1uy popular just now as a dtc- testiiied in signed statemcnb’thnl
oration 1"01 suits and ("“3“ ”‘9‘“ ‘l. inonlnc cured them of coughs tolds
fore it is 11m SUilii'iSiilg 10 find ii 07‘ bronchitis and othct
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forms of “inter
complaints that threatened their very
Some New Suits. existence Other thousands in other
V01") snappy MP the WW Stills “it“ sections of the country have added}
The box COM their testimony and all unite in pro- '
in the sketch is one of the 11011 mod iciuiuiing Linonlne the most effective”
The pirated 1101111113 and cull-1 medicine of its kind known to science. _
their hiplcngth coats.
t‘ill.
tell at one? that. this is a 1917 design. Roliefisbioughtby romovingthe swel
1m 11 basket. in a barrel of water, then for box coats hate ncvci before. had [jugs ma irritations that cause the.
such frivolous pockets. Coats of dislurbahces
bright colors such as green rose, mor- remedt and is
igold, citron or purple accompanvf‘bcing an emulsion of Flax- Seed Oil.
It is a truly wonderful
else spotted or striped with the color! ous reiued 1‘s
of the coat. Some of the skirts are known
made from bordered material with thei
border at the lower edge and the top;
laid in pleats. In some of these the'
designs are embroidered instead of
printed. The. designs are. generally
large dots or squares woiked in two,
or three striking colors or in a solid.
color with black or a contrasting
all combined in one and
the world orer as
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All drum-to 50:, $1.00
' {77522715767i2 95‘
’F ivgizvrmo'ls
roto‘ up 5.1ch
1w tomes/i coil
"GI?!
i wo~T SENT WHfDl/l‘rtlv
rr cos'r Ml ?
latity and is now combined with other
a white,
so that it could be?
’ened here and there with touches of'
1=aov151ous.iE
inducement to give up th11’
1.1.11-11'
people in one city alone haw publicly
pure and wholesome, i
iDOG WARDEN SPENDS WHOLE
DAY CHASiNG HARWINTON
ANIMAL.
'i‘()llRl.\'(i'l‘0N, Jan. 30.—A mad deg
that came from the Harwinton‘ dis-
trict, Saturday, and’which was looked
OilfOl‘ by Drg Warden Herbert G. Black,
caused intense 1.111111111111111 Sunday in
11119 north and east parts of this town.
'The dog bit 111111 or fin" people, killed ,1
about All (hicluns and
killed at the comet of
and Elm streets.
.\Ir Illa: I. was chasing
1111.11] 3
‘.‘.i ain
ua<
I\'01th i
the dog
from late in 1111- form '11 to late in '
{the afteiunoon
'wild around the streets all duringl'
ithis time until it was killed by Joseph'-
(‘auteri, with a club
The owner of the dog (Ollid not to
found because the number on the;
dog's collar did not correspond to the
idescription of the dog which was li—
'censed under the some number in
llarwinton. Among those who were
ibitten were Stephen Johnson, of
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'Ilrookside av;enue Septi Gaeteno and
. 'lhoiuas t‘osteilo;
on, Kinney street.
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TOOK VOW; DIES A PAUPER
’l‘ hough at one time. sin1 is said to
have had $1 000,000 in real estate
and bank accounts, \lrs. Carrie Ben
nett l‘oll;11',d“Thclbu'lin b11auty"11nd
Vassar giaduate, dicd 1ecently 1:11
New llrita’in at the age of 70 in an
almost destitute condition. During
in period of more than thirty years
she was widely known because of her
,1-fforts to lit'c up to her vow to draw
tht1 family 111111111 into, disgrace. This
vow was inspired- by the objections.
of her father, Lucius Bennett, to her
marriage to a Confederate cavalry.
officers with whom his daughter was
in lovfi' Bennett was a wealthy]
«attlcntau until 111111111 bankrupt by:
the Civil War. Biter sectional i‘ccl-i
Hing led him to bar the cavah'ymon's'
attentions to ”his daughter, The;
1i11u'1i1t111"bowcd to Bennett‘s wishes]
that she refrain from marriage to this}i
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southerner, but she vowed' to di'-
1:1'111'11 her father's-name. Her 1111-;
lpcurcncc and th11 unsanitary condi-f
lion of her home frequcntly mad-Aj
her object ‘ of complaints to the
police and health authorities: About:
ieight vents ago she 1narrled.lnnu1.~1,
Pollard of ll11ri1'n.i
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CARTER PLEADS GUlLTY.
Sl’lthGr‘lr‘I. I), Mass, .l1111.2ti—~l'2d 1
-win l) Carter, of Russell, pleaded.
uttilty'to ~cond degree murder in}
the Superior (‘ourt here to1lay.sa11d=
' “as s1111111'11'11.‘ to lite-imprisonment by;
Judge Willi .1111 Hamilton.
Caitci (1211111 was tie shooting of
IicputySh1 ‘.z llicha. '.'l I‘ Law,ton of
,\\'11sifie.ld."I .i:'.11u;: I915, \vhlln
'lhe deputy placi 11: Carter uno’tr
arrest. on :' .1111 111w'01n out
Carter's \\ 71' "‘ :1 :1" 21:21: to have him
pi: 1ccd Dlltltl‘ bond: 1.1 keep the peace.
GRANDMOTHER THE PIONEER
PHYilClAN
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In the good old pionmu day '1 of this,
country, 11 hen 1I1'1111 storis weie few,
grandmothers root and herb tentedles
were what w ere always 1111p ended upon
to bring relief fot lamlly ailments.
{and some of grandmothcr‘ s root and:
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f'fhe shelves of the modern drug storm;
fund are amonglhe best and mom;
.widely used prepared midiclnes. ,‘
Such is Lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegeta-l
hie Compound. a botanic remedy, or-
iginally prepared by Lydia E. Pink-
ham; of Lynn, Maser. otcr forty years
ago, and which brought health and
happiness to more women in America
than any other Medicine ——Adv. ‘
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also two children .
by '
6.1g eflactzcal .1
flame Drefffld/tmgp:
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The Newest to Night Dresses.
i :1: i111l1 111ateiial,witl1 4 y'aids 11f Winn I
iibbou and 11 ,1;- tards of narrow 1'11
ion for the trinimiot'.
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1 nut-lines one of the simplicity: of tin
night these and it really can be mm a
.111d1r- arm and shoulder scams :3
nithiu a few hours. l‘irst close tin
1'. inched, terminating the seams 1.1..
laigo “0” perforations. If low 111111.
nightgown is made, finish upper 11d; 11
with a' straight, or bias casing of 111:.—
terial; insert ribbon and draw in 1.»
d11sired.’l‘ack ribbon to position ..t.
shoulder edge: at the small "11" pr"
{11' minus and tie as illustrated.
.,cxt gather the. front and bank
along crosslines of small “0” pr:-
forations. Work eyelets at each (1111!
of band at small “1)” perforation:-:.
Stitch band to position over the gath-
crs bringing small “0" perforation
at upper edge of band to underarm
seam. Single large “0” perforation
indicates front of band. Insert ribbon ,
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The new designs in underwear of—
fer nothing more delightful than this
night dress in scuti rmpitc st'._1l1.1 it
in ttiunucd with embroidery
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1, This is 3.111 Mason when lhc new
attics in undci'thinga appear and
min)" novelties are being shown in
lllijitigtHUls Hliv'hlly limpin- in cf-
ftut is this model made to bt‘.§ii1lpl‘ll
on 0\‘ er the I111ad.'l‘hc court is made . s
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with 11 round 11111',k two 1l11tl1s being ~m" ”“3 band and draw to I“ U
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provided. A straight hand 1.11 stitclr/ , . . . . .
oil across the front and back under Liubroidery ‘5 ”“3105“,” ”1111111111:
for the front of the. gown. while th-
the arm, whiievthc front is allowed to ‘ _ , .
in” ['11-11 in 1‘3"“ pm.“ 1'" "with". neck and sleeves may be finished “111':
hultuuimicd scallops.
Hi'lc H111 design requires 3"; yards 36-
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l’idl1>rittl llcv'icn"Nighlgown VNr. ’7H058. Sizes—rid 1.. 4"! flitti'hcs—hu-«tk
Price. 20 cents.
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House Dresses
The well-known Boston Maid Housc‘ Dresses, made of
the best quality pcrcales, ginghams and chamhraye, well '
made in several styles, collarless models, cut round, square
and IV shape. Also models with collars edged With ', em-
broidery in self colors. Some models piped in contrasting
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colors. . 1.,
Plain, Striped and Plaids, sizes 34 to 46 ....... . . $150
Eittra stout sizes, ‘47, 49 and 51 ....... $1.75
1.1. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. Sonth Norwnlk.
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