111 1111 10111.1
Colonial Pudding.
blespoonful butter, one level
mtul salt, onc- -half teaspoonful
Ion mixed with the molasses.
three heaping tablespoonfuls
with a little cold milk and
raisins, pour one pint cold
Illa: it and continue baking for
urafstir again gently in on-
nlf hour and add one pint more
accompany this dish, both be-
. ed separately, or spoon the-
l 5 into a. deep but dish and
with spoonfuls of whipped
dotting with llrt'svl‘ietl one-1-
r raisins plumped
Frozen Ginger Pudding.
twelve guests, prepare 11 11111112
boiled contain from one 51-11111
milk, one tablespoouful
I I dissolved in a little cold
half a leaspoonful of salt. and
flu beaten with a small cupful
(300k in the upper part of
from the fire, flavor with n
nlul of lemon juice, and, when
told in one. pint of chilled double
plied preserved ginger and haltI .I.
. I . 111111
‘slowly until smooth and firm.
in a melon 111011111 with 11
11,131. cover and bury in ice and
n separately, half a cupful
.Iizht brown sugar, half a tea,-
mI)! salt and half 11 teaspoon»
of ground ginger, mace and
. \Pour into aldeep pie plate
been lined with pastry, 11r-
uud the edge an ornamental
'1‘. e crust and bake in a mod-
hot oven until .111.
‘E Cranberry Jelly.
'two quarts bI'rI'ir-s in a kettle,
just enou’gh water to cover;
soft rub through 11 sieve. Allow
. pound of sugar for every pint of
' .boil and stir for ten minutes,
ring into :1. mold or dish to becomo
When cold spoon into a glass
nddccorete with slurs-1‘1 bananas
In lemon juice to prevct-tiheir
1'11in 111" colored.
. Potato Salad.
' two good- s—tzed boiled potatoes,
cubes; as much celery. out the
suspicion of onion if you like
to with boiled dressing 15
before serving. Just before
to the table add, piled onwp,
.boiled eggs put through the
I‘of meat grinder. Sprinkle
~y with salt; serve with
not This is enough for two.
1"
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‘ The steel blackcns anti gives 11:1
in hot \\'atc1'._
of I
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All Slilllllll lIlllllI
Some Don’ts for Housekeepers.
'Don't put «vinegar or sour acids 111‘
metal dishes.
Don’t put ‘ice in your drinkinhr
water. Cool the water by putting it
near the ice.
Don't put butter in the refrigerator
with the wrapping on it. I
Don't salt meal. before the coohiIi'I
Add salt after meat is cooked or when
nearly done. 1
Don’t make bread into large loaves.
‘ The centre is apt to be underdoue.
Don't put 11.1111p towels or napkins
in the hamper. liry them first or ll](')’I
will mildew, ' I
Don’t use steel knives for cutting
fish, oysters. ewe-«threads or brains,-
llI_l'
pleasant flavor to the food.
Don't wash glasses in clear waler'f
use 11 little soap.
Don't spoil good, fI'I-Iah I'ruit'by 1111111-
ing it into pics or puddings. 1'
lion‘t scrub your rcn'igerator with-
bull!!! holler until well thickened; I Dont “In cucuuibcts or pggpl-IIIII l
before cooking, it 11111111" them inI
digestible 11111 unpalatable I
Don't use crackm 1111111115 11 yo:
‘, beaten with two tablespoon“ Ican gpt IIIIIIII cIIImbs
0X powdered 31131113111111 a pint oi.
on ions tro'n
your
To prevent nuts or
‘nkiug to the. bottom of
dredge them in flour.
cal-t I.-
Kerosene will
look much brighter when applied.
To tighten canc- scaled chair; 11.1»11
with hot wattr and leave them to dry
in tl11- (lllt'll air.
81111113111118 illlllll . l
IYouthfuI
11111111- tin tea 111-1111-1I
5-111111
1111 All 01 DRESSING
Lingerie Blouses
'i‘hc lingerie blouse
make its appearcncc
the signs that spring is «Invits way.
.The blouses this season are trimmedI Christ'an people, the -i"1-‘deral (‘oun it held
‘uith deep filer late or fine lrish cm of lhe‘ (‘hurchm of (hrist in Ameri- o'clock.’
A CALL TO A NATIONAL DAY OF
1
1
1'] o the (‘hurche‘ of (‘hri t in A n ritai
(if 11H“- Whll“ luf‘zl] church associations and in the proposed bill to t‘edcralizc the 112111011-
I‘\'()‘ili" lillil lililltlt‘l'lfllli’f 111101), begins 10 belief that in such a’liun the (I‘oullc'l a] guard (ll. IIIII fiiiil' I1, llllllilllg H I00“.
'lhir is 0118 01 expresses the mud and Spirit of its form It) the protisinns of the national‘
ON MILITARY BILL
PRAYER I
Sou day, February 18,1917, to the Second Hearing to be Held This Af-I
Churches of Christ in America and ternoon . l
to All Christian People. : The military committcc 111 ll ' -'1er I
a] assembly annountcs that it will
in compliance with overtures 11' n1 give. another public bearing upon the
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_thirty cons ltIent bodies and of all defense act. The hearings will be;
Ibis afternoon at two I . . . ‘
This bill, with others con-I By Pmtonal Renew
Ichet Others lIaVII \c1yt‘1ne tucks 01‘; Ica earnestly recommends that I'SIIndaI, coming the appointm'nt of a spatial
drawn work The drawn work edges February 18 1917, be. obsenedxaI a IIIIII'IaIy commission the organzation
11111;, or clsc outlines- \‘atlonal Day of l’lal'IPI‘ 10 Ill-1k?- our of a junior national 111111111, and 11 btllI
motifs in the [111111 oi 1111 11ai§1, and unite} in erc sslcn to God, that ills providing military training I‘m lltly~,I .
is often introduce-l Spirit
l’res'dcnt of the
Idirect the steps of our represeu ativcs cussing 1119
1111 the Congress of the United States, yesterday, came
ll“ it" ”"3 1110111911101”- d“"'«910“s "1 that iii-I provisions are 1111151 (”11111ch
111115 so'cmn hour in 1h“ m“ 01 ”l0 as it imposed1-11111pulsory duty
. nation.
toll-111's and
hand 1 mhroidwy
along with it"1‘lI-- 11151 law- is' soul--
Party Frock of Crepe dc
Chine and Late
that's ins-'rII-Il with I'mbroitlti'y in
Iover-IIIIIl-uvcr 11111111 along the edges
Il-‘ilt-t 11-11- wry popular
it is Ionibiucd \Iith' ombroidetctl not
in dainty \\lllll' (oil 113 and fichns to
\\I"‘l \ItIlI IIIII' III-I'IIn 11"1'
Will Eton Effects Be £011ular?
'l‘licrc is an indication that bolero
lIlIl‘I 11‘1.l III 111
To driI'I.I away moths, we: ,
pieces of cottoi batting wit" o‘l of 11nd Eton infects wIIl come. in again
1 I ,. . will ..I III-III ,1.. '.
cedar and place in drawers 11111 "““ 11.1r11111' ““‘h‘ 1‘ 111111111 0”“
More“, Home for tin- SIIIIIII II 111 111' 11110 in this
‘ -1-.-” ‘sti'lc. lt 111111 11 jachct of deep blue.
soft vI-lour. 'i‘hI- cIllar was high and
When putting baby‘s wool stockings
Io dry after washing, put a piece of
wood in feel 11 shade. longer than
baby's feet. This will keep 11-1-1 ol'
stockings from Inciting too small on
til worn out.
1
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To keep little children‘s mitIens on,
put asnap fasteners on mittens 1111.1
fasten 11p inside of coal sit-eve.
To Clean Urivarnished Black Walnut.
Milk, soul or sweet, well rubbed in
with an old, soft flannel,
black walnut look new~.-.
To 11er iron sink from rustlnngIMI‘ Normal School in Danbury. I”,
wash with soap and. water until all
grease is thoroughly removed, rinse
with cold watq', and wipe “once or
wice a day. No more rust.
\
10.11.1111 starch smooth, use a bunch
of broom corn that often falls iroma.
broom when sweeping,
nits-tend! of a
spoon. '
. Ipropi'iation 111'
the closing 111 the ell“. White silk
braid about on:- iIIr'h III-lo outlined the
1:11.111, and rown of it In 1111- the. deep
girdle which topped Ibr- whito silk
skirt worn with it.
will the peoples engaged in war,
ch by~1heirs11flcrings
1111111111th and compassion remeu: be: -
I‘tun- 111111 111111 sonn- of these no c1".- "
"will I i-Zl‘al'l‘" I'on‘cutiom have arise-11. given another opportunity to realste:
11111.] in continuing our pt-titIous for IIIIIIm-IiIon to it it‘ there is any
I
a 111111 '11 III- .uay over 11' to: 1nd 511' 111'
ice, .1, lion»; Stevenson. i‘lIIiirnIan. and time, feeling nervous, dcspondcnt, Ivor-
.licly testified
.Ihat Linonlnc \Iurcd them of coughs,
‘colds, bronchitis and other forms of
I
will be heard at the same tinn-
IIiembers oi" the. committee, in
bill in ex‘tzullvc session.
to Lin-.- conclusion-
may guide. and sustain the
I‘uited Sta es :1 11 III...
upon:
every male prison bc~;
in offering III-rilem'l‘iril Inn's-'11 1‘ r1 1111-1“. 1111- 11.1-01- uI' Ill 1qu 1.3, and Del
1110' cause. of this fact sI-vI-I'al 11111111112135?
‘0 dPHIWWlIcf the. couuuillr'c bolhvul that thel
public, which llt‘llilll
in the stan-
I
does not gen
31'11111' understand the bill, should be!
the
peace and righteousness anoug
warm “'“lmi “'1an iiI‘IPS“HI') 51'0"” nul‘u'ns. 1.1- l-‘llilll be Iulti‘ “"1; tlI'I «"111 . -
H out quickl) with “m ounce. 111' ’31} Inauzl of 1-111' 1111111111111 Lord and .‘IIas-I'
" ' 5""F1; .‘ i
IIyIinIIaLlInIdI 1.1 [no 111ml, nt 10].! ’15"; 11-1. Jump from Bed
watt-r. , Z 5, - Above all. may we search our own
‘ . ‘ ' ‘ C I I .
liont crumble your dish cloths ’1 II - 'lIcarts. letting all bitterness, and "I Morn'ng and .
hang them up todryI I 1' ’ . wrath, and anger. and cla'nor, uni I II . . . . . .
llon‘t )Dlll' boiliu I 11"ItI-1' Iver 'hin'I' ‘1 'l' 1 [I1 . - . 11' us that th - . The newest Idea 13 blouses ”W?“
I‘ . 3" ‘ ‘ ‘ “$1 . In“ “L " PM ““1” out ‘ . Dnnk Hot water this tlt‘ilgll in crepe 1111'11'111' :III-l F2111“,
I “Md 1“ 1 W“ h “'1” ('i‘Ili‘li ll." 1h“l if.“ ‘ " llr'lll Oi. “1“ ”WI" "‘1‘“ abound, "11"“1’ trimmed with small buttons.
udtltxn expansion. . :1 .is love.pcac1,' long-summing. fat . ‘
kin . tutor: is and self-toutroi, and th' I 19 Toll! why everyone ohould drlnk T“ “3“ ‘1 I‘L‘illllmlilllilt‘" I‘Xi'l‘OI-‘II'HI
then: 111 al\v"a_\’s something doing in
. ‘ e morn . .
'hot w“ r each If” blouses; cuch Ivcck brings 111111111111:
1
“ill ”W truth. but 9‘" speaking “l 9 bflon breaking charming unwitv for the woman who
= 1111111 in love. "" , feels that as a separate garment or as
in action oi IhI- l-Itccu'ive t‘o'JIIII't Why is man and woman, half the 11 1'11” “1 1'” ”W“ l’“" “ “"-"1""“‘ ll”
blouse must express the last “..I-21 in
' {1151111111.1‘1111 design is made with
”It: Administrative (‘ommiII-IIo. A'bo-I I'ied; some days headachv dull and 0pm “wk and you.” of chIrastiII-v’
G. Lawson. Chairman, February 9. unntrunr'; 11111111- dun IcIIllI' incapaci material Crepe 1111-10111 1111113111111
1917. 1.211011 by Illness. ".uould 111111111 Il/plcndi 1 11.111111111111111.
There is an undcr'wIdIv which may lll‘
191111111 MAsos NOR’I‘II. 111111 1111111
- IiIIiIIlIIId with {1 high neck
1_ President.
If we all would practice Inside-bulli-
(gory sF’rdcncdl I“
flame Drerr/‘taltmg
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
Something New In Blouses.
’8' ”WI M!“ II!
éiflmRMHu cg.“
ll; 11111.1'111' tin IIn-lt‘rl 11111, the power
«- lfic (It 1111- 111-11 311-1 1111111 i~ IIIaiteIl
before thc IIudI-I'arm and shoulder
51-11111; are closet» The front is then
l11‘1l11111'll, after \\'ltl1'll 1111' lII‘llIIillg is
adjusted to position 1111-11'1111'11111 1.110
IIu-IcrIIoIIy at lowcr I.-II;_;I'I for 1. stay.
1
T111111 the convertible I-IIlIar next,
tat-1- and sew to 116111 edge, 1.1111110,»
1111-1 ccnlcrhacks men. 1111:} I'IIllar
and front as illmtratctl,
'rI.\~m'.I:n(- . w 7043
I.
Now, to begin 0.11.1111- 1111111 0. form
:1 plait in front, I "I'anng on line of
~l<~t pcrforationv 111111;; t‘IIlIlIIl 9.de
to coircspoiuh ;; 11111-111 51111111 "0"
pertoratious and Imus. I.1- c rever-
1.1111 adjust to ptsitiou on trout as il~
lustmtcil on reverse, side of 1-11v1hIpt-,
mulching,r small “0" perforations;
slltcll 1111111 I‘Ilgo of inner to position
I
and roll 1111'1' as illustrntI-l 1111 I'm-ma:
51110 of clfi‘I'l-ipc.
.\1\t,cl1I.~c scum as nob-.lwtl tiath-
ti' II\vc1'1.'IlI-;1.= lI .‘tuccn Iloul-‘ .I- "'l"l"‘
I111'11I1.1‘11ous. F'aIII cuff and 111111- (Ivor ,
and Iain, 11111'111' excu. 1'1 151': cuti'
scum as notched to 51111111 ‘ 11’ ‘por-
tolalion; I'cw to 1-11-0111 III-I 111.1 1111-]
’ 1' ' ' 'i" - v- - 11v collar 01 with convertible collar.
. mg. what 11 3111114111.! ~111an would i I. I I . . —. . .I ..
(‘llAlILI'IS S. MACFARLM‘DI 11)“. lll'ici‘ Imam“ of iIIou<nnds 111‘ CIIITII finish the onc-piccc gather-'11 ~1-Ia1ns own. he“ .5.'11\c IIIIIII11I'1I1:11111-v
111111111111 Secl'eult'v. 1‘ . ‘ ' . H ” ’, “ .I-hIIIv_cs 111 medium size the bluu a (ll blouse as llnli“ll(‘-l :111.I‘Il per-
1 IIIII. 1 I1)" 11,.“ 0,1 the (‘hurdhcs Half-Sick, anaemic-11111111111; $011111 “m1 rIIIIuireR 2 vui'Ils 36411111 crcIuI, \v1th t‘III'atIIII-n at 51111111-11‘r 511-111 11::. 1:11 11}
Thu 1111111 I u . ‘ ‘ Dusty, muddy (‘i‘iillllt‘r‘iitlii‘i “'0 should 911 Ivnrd of satin for lluI l"‘t‘\t‘l\. l-‘III nIIIvI 1111119551, 1 l l ‘H
‘ l H . I ' ~ " -" . ' .c"5' 1111..
of (tub-II 1n_.\1neiitll- . sen crowds of happy. healthy. rosy. the mulcrlIuIlII I“ \lll‘IlS 36 inch 111:1 1" IlIrImIIItIlIIIIIInimu 111.1 5 no
..—_._ ' 1 1 I 11 V ' I - 1.
" .._.._.. ” _..._-..__._ 6110911011 people everywhoro. The row tonal “‘0 “9“!“ . . 1......1mw...
Pictorial Review Blouse No.10”.
20 cents.
son is that tho llllil‘t‘tIli such-"1 does not
‘rid itself 131ch day 111' all the waste
which it act-Innulatc‘s under our pres-s
out mode of living For every ounce
Bronchitis
Elm-E, 3-1 to 46 inches 1-
‘. l‘x'it-n,
._..............-
AII'Il‘bIher Throat and lung
‘ Ailments Yield to
‘ linonine
Nearly one thousand prominent
people In one city alone. have pub-
in and statements
PLAINTIFF GIVEN $350
In! food and drink taken into the sys~I
tom lit‘ill‘l) an ounce at w 111110 material
must be, carried out, else it fermeuts
Iand forms piomahIo-iiltc poisons which
gore. absorbed into the blood.
Just. 11.1" necessary as it is to clean
the. ashes 1111111 the furnace each day
before the will burn IIriaht and
not. so we I 11;.1 each morning clear
the inside, or::11:s ol‘ the previous days
Plain, . ‘. Y.,
ii.
for $3
12'.»-
Ibc defendant pinned him against
trolley car. The accident
Iin November, 1913 at. Main
'I‘luI jury in the Superior court 3-1-11.
II-I'Ilay afternoon brought in a ve’rdic:
in favor of William J. McliayI of White
511 against William
leanings of Southpc,11't for injuries
he I-;~II civ ed nhcu 1111 auto beloun ing to
a
happened
and Flint
-.. “1....-. -1. s ., ., .-_,._ , 7
that tho rcpoit of ..l- 'llII"~ l'I. “do-1111.11“,
who acted as :1 10111211111"? 11.1 claims,
should be scnt 11111-11 111.:- 1‘111111111' 1.011.-
sidI-ratiou. The 1111111111111) 11111115141111!»
bond for the Bridgcpon iiyi‘roduota
(‘11. at the time 1111:: 111111 1-1 ltd-l tho
(:in garbage reduction 11111121111. When
the city claimed 1111- 1‘15 i‘I'oduct..~I ()0.
had not lived up 111 1111- 11-11115 of its
contract an effort was 111-1111- In recover:
Japanese 1-111111'01111-1'3' is used to 11ch .winter c011 IlaintI-I that threatened 1 I: ' i-IF-vow ’iI . ' - . .
I .I II ..I . .. . , ' 1‘ . _ 1ccumulntit.1u1 “ ”“18 waste and streets. The Burns company, which on the $10.00!) band. The .r-I‘Iv 10111113
onto .1 111.1111 :11111 Ji‘ihl‘y frock. their vcry cxIsIence. Other Iliou- bodv toxms. 1112111111.) women, wheth- . _ . .
‘ ’ . . . '. . . Iwa's named :11'. one. of the defendants fight In the Supermr cmn'. 111.1, tho
I 1‘ .. sands m Hum. sections of the countiy or S'Ck’ 0" “w“ “1“ advised ‘0 dlmkIvI'ns fl‘ti‘d I'Iom liIlilit oi 1 111111011 811 rcmt court found 1 "i 11 out
. . I. ' ' - ' 1'. " 1,1 . '1,
‘ NORMA; :..H....OOL alLLs have added “"1“. lawman)" 111111 a” 0““ 111111-111-11, “PM” "MM‘N' 0111111 slut l‘ 1 ( ’11 y1 1111-11 ( 11p (1 b l' 101111-8111. '.1 1.111
' - -. " e" , . I 1'. ' -, - 111141,: .
unite in pmcluimiug Linonine the glass' (If m” 1.111 mm. with a 1805- I1 L \I 5101 \I- .. .1 11. cu. .111 l . .
The legislative 111.;111111111'12 on educa-
will make ”1‘.“ gave bearings 11‘ Hartford last known to soiIIIIcpI Relief is wrought
lweelt upon two mearrrcs rclut‘ug to
l
Iproposed legislation (oncoming the
"PIin1?ipal Johu I.il l’I-riina. Josieph A
Scrre, ex Ziluyor William L‘. till all
and Wiley ll. lllachuuin \vo'o the
Danhm'iaus attending the hearings
One of the measures discussed no I
that calling to an appropriation f0" ‘
the purchase of a site for the'erew‘ion‘
of a Normal school "dormitory in Do"-
bury, and the other to provide an a"-
o Lumncr session 0"
‘ '11 \7 l "-l 1
When washing windows, use a ‘e ‘ Drum N “7° -
’warm cloth for wiping them; (lone'- ““"“
lmuch quicker.
A good adv. pals beat in the best
paper.
¢—.
m0“ effective. 11100191119 Of “'5 Mild spoonlul or limestone phosphate in. ii, 1 ”k“;—
as a harmless means of v: 1.411211; ou‘. JUDGMENT GIVEN CITY IN
01’ the stomach. liIcr. kidneys andI
bowels tho indigestible 111:1‘cri'IIIVIasto
by 1011““ng the dwellings and irrita-
lions that 1111150. the. disturbances. it
truly wondeiful remedy and is
pure and wholesome, being an emul-
sion of i1 1.11 Se’od Oil. lI'i‘ah Moss,
liIItaaiyptus and other famous route:
Edies, 1‘" combined in one and known
the world over as
sweetening and 'pIu'hyiug the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food into the stomach.
ducts Cole Failure on Con. .
tract
1
'l
3111. constipation, bilious attacks,‘ acid
stomach, nervous days and sleepless
nights have become real cranks about
the morning, inside-bath A quarter
pound of limestone phosphate will not
cost much at the drth store. but is
sufficient to demonstrate to anyone,
Ilts cleansing, sweetening and freshen-
Iu... M‘I‘ect 112011 the 32:11:11.
9 the' next step is to collect it
'3
the other creditors.
yesterday denied a motion by Rec'eiv-
l‘ _
.111 druegists, sot-fund
" ~
$10,000 INDEMNITY SUIT
sour bile and twins thus cleansing, Hartford Firm Must Pay for By- -Pro-
The cityot Bridgeport has been 11!-
MiIIions‘of people who had their turnl lowed judgment on its $10,000 claim
against the Aetna lndemuhy 00., but
as the
company is in, the hands of a receiver.
The best the city-can do is to put in
the claim and receive a dividend with
Judge Burpee of the Superior court
er Tattle oi’ the company, who asketlI
CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH f
MONEY -
lim't miss this. Cut out this 11111),
enclose with 51: and mail it to Foley_
'6}: C11, 3935 Slicllieli 11111n11et‘l1icago,
llll., writing your no no 11111 1.111er38
clearly. You will 1""é111.'c in return a.
trial package. conta 1111115: Fol-“1. ”a lion-
ey and Tar Compound, for imincliial
21nd h grippe. coughs: l-‘nley Kidney
Pills, for lame hat-it. weal; kidneys,
rheumatism, bladder II'm-lIlr-s, and FOL.
ey Cathartic Tablets, 11 wholesome out]
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for
constipation, biliousne's, headaeho
and sin-"'ish bowels. —- J1111.
Stilison-Powell C01 porntion
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