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The New Paranoia.
Chicken Curry.

 

 

 
 

 
 

t d h‘ k d , l’arasols and hats are to be con-
or. a! ten (fire "I H .111 (111.111 Sldki'ed together this year, so the
‘8 as or a “cabsu' CO‘ET'N‘” fashion experts tell us, particularly

amid water, adding two small onions
1.1 pieces, a bav leaf, :1 bunch of
Mott herbs and a small st ilk of soul)
Metal: Salt and pepper to season,
31131.1 simmer for tltrecouarters of an‘
“hour or until tender
,‘i‘nke out. the chicken, place on a
' 1111111111, and chicken the broth
it“ two tablespoonfuis of butter“
red with two tablespoonfuis of
Mix a heaping tcaspoonfui of
:1“) powder with the juice of half
Milton. Add curry-powder grad
,iy stirring constantly until Ii'orm-
Smooth paste.

33 III the gravy is 111 both and
iciiened ,stir in slowly the curry
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spfil'i hats andth parasols to be car
cried when they are worn The tirst
lot of these. combioat 0115 is now be-
ing shown and the effect is really 111 1.1-
ty. The hats, many of them, are made
‘of those rough crepe-like silks with
:ll'ipes, or rather large,
arcs, in contrasting colors. 0111.1.1'
thc parasois is made of a lovely 1111.:
dium blue and while silk. The Snipes
are about three inchcs wide, the uncle
solid, mp the blue divided up into
narrowe; ‘ ..'h 1 e stripes. in:
addition, there are occasional irreg11-1
lar discs of darker blue and while)
'11'ith a touch of red. The, stripes go
around the parasol, but across ”111'
btim of thc hat that is made of th1
tic. well back 0“ the “0V“- ‘0 same silk. Sevclal parasols are c111-
at the egg curdllng. 11111111 with Persian silks with varioua
“In“ the gravy "V“. ”1‘" ‘hic‘kenIm‘predominating colors. These. Persian
plotter and "“I‘mg” 5 border or Silks are extremely popular for Isport
Found the mg“ 0" ”l" 0m" llats,pa1ticularly when combined with
o .6! the rice garnish with pars- a plaid c010,-

4Scrve very hot. Then there at'c the silks‘ with
‘I bunches of flowers scattered over rose
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Dhooolate Bread Pudding.

1 pint of milk, 1 square un- groundsth‘ese l111111111 aitltgtacpienpatlag
' , ‘ ~ , so 11, ‘o to tioae s s not tnry
wad ChOCOIdI‘I’ 4 slices of bid]? known as Dresdcn, won the dainty

.Il tablespoon of sugar, 1 tea-
1 of vanilla, 2 eggs, beaten, small
or butter and a pinch of 111111.
1 1111111 11‘: saucepan “illl choco-
Iwhen just scaldcd pour (11111
read broken into it bow;i add
ibihg oucqct' 1: 11'11131, and al-
lovstami a. 1111' minutes. Tlnn
I with a fork. add beaten eggs.
11nd pour into butt1'11'11d haktua
Bake in a pan oi \1'111111 in 9121.11
IIIglItllout iii minutes. ’lhls .puzl
is dciiciouu. and 11111111;
Wholesome, it is carcllcnt for n
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i it is meretv tho 11111111111115111.1111
d pudding.”

ChickEna lf't Bait More.
porous (01 boiling: then cut i11-
giits, wipe dry, season well with
find pepper, dip into beaten 1.1g:
”in fine bread crums. Place
~buttercd pan, pour olive oil
' W butter ovct them and bake
v 01111 for twenty-five ruin

blue and pink and yellow flowors 11:1
11 white ground. These parasols have
four or live narrow ruffles, about an
inch or so wide, of the predominatitn:
color 01' the flowers, blue or pink or
yellow or lavender, forming a border
around the parasol. The little rufflcs
are sometimes 'hemmcd, sometimes
pinltcd, sometimes finished off Milt 1-.
narrow fringe. (inc smart parasol is
based on white taffeta as a foundation,
with 11 wide band arottnd it of a flow

 

simplc
dcsign-«iivided off front the white
with inch-wide bands 01' bitlck'vclvct.
This makes one think of those
t'inatlng, shcphcrdcssy cttccts of H111
Walleau 'pct‘iou‘. ()thcr parasols 111'
flowered silks with a whilc ground are
finished off with a broad band math-
11p of lavender, green and while
sti'ipcs. Plain silks, too. arc used for
the new parasois. many of them being'

1:: wide or so, finished off with :1 rolled
hem on the right side. These come

rouudish rig :-

'a dozen We. class our

ginch thick.

1-1'cti silkwblg pink rust-s forming 1111’

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1 All“ SMOOlO lOlOW

Breakfasts.

()nce, of courSe, we looked 11110.1
eggs for breakfast as nothing of a
luxutyu We could remember the tinieI
when even moderately circum-
stanced folk had

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like that. And when we had just.

eggs we thought we were practicing 'serve it is to bash it and roll in winter compiamts a,“

strict 90010111)?

liut now with pedigreed eggs at 81
friends
have eggs for breakfast \mong thug
cxtravagent ()1 11111111111111; sort. And
vise ways of satisfying the ear'h)
morning appetite sans eggs,
lul that we can still enjoy the lunar
of butter. .
sonic things. to eat in 1
imagine an omelet leg
11 calisl

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Here. are
stead of 1ggs.
made. of mashed potatoes!

for a quantity of well-beaten, well—
seasoned. mashed potatoes which
should be spread over the bottom

of a greased omelette pan about an
it should be cooked over
a slow flame. When ready to fold
sprinkle with one cupfui of minced
cooked bacon and fold and serve.

l’otaloesI serve an important place
in the. breakfast dict when we have
no cugs. For instance baked pota-
tot-s with sausage are good. They call
for firm large potatoes.
pic 11111'111' cut a hole through tho. .11-
tuto and pull through this 1111111 11
sausage. Then balo- in the ovctt.
'l‘ltc‘y art." delicious.

Salt fish is inexpensive 111111111111.
salt mackerel fresltened by
ing 'to remain in 11 dish under th1~
running water for a half hottr 111' by
putting it ~ through six or

A
allow

main in each about 11111 minutes! in
delicious. When scrvrd with fried
potatoes they 11111k11.11 tempting dish.

liricd salmon also makes 11 good
breakfast dish. Kippcrcd salmon its
good u bin cut in pieces an inch wide
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oughly and then served on strips of
bullcrt'd coast: 11 should be seasoned
will1_ lemon juice and cayenne 1111).
Dr)".

Oysters have’rospondcc'. 1'11ry little
to the high cost of living, for which

who .

thank i ,
gHER AIM POOR SO 1

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let a teaspoonftl of salt and a little;
gpepper and the gtatcd rind of half
a 11111011 and a dash of sage. Shape
linto flat cakes and 11') This Quaan
inllj’ will make enough cakes for sew-g
Ilclal ineakfasts in a Ismail family,
gand it kept in a cool place it'wiii
keep perfectly fresh for three days,
or more.

Cold cooked meat is useful
breakfast 01’ course, the

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for,
tuost'

lamb chops and usual way is to mince and heat 11 “ch testiited
bceistcaks frifd chicken and thingstulJ “11h ”19 ENVY and ”‘9“ serve u that Linonine 1'I1I1Ircd them of coughs

on' sliccs of toast. Another way toI
gsmali pieces and wrap a piece of
Ibucon around each. Then dip it in»
batter~yes, you will actually need
one egg for the batter—«and fry it
'bro-Wn. Flaked fish may be. used in

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HEI LOSOS DECREEI
Jult One With Had Hit Him, Aubrey
Could Have Gained Freedom '

\11‘011011231‘1911, 11111111. 111111 211. -'1'1111I‘
divorce libel of George Aubrey, Fitcit- -'.1
burg, against May Aubrey. Bridge.
port, Conn, grounds of cruel and
abusive treatment was dismissed by
the Superior court. May Aubrey
greeted‘hcr husband's advice about,
getting in early nights by showering:
‘ltlm with a dish of forks, George .1111
brcy. the husband said. Mr. and .\lr11.1
Aubrey were married at Nashua, July
2, 1910 and they lived together until
about three years ago, he stated. All

 

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Says you really feel clean, sweet
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1 if ;111'.11al'11 accustomed to wake up:
with a coated tongue, foul breath or?
dull, dizzy headache, or, if )‘our
meals sour and “turn into gas and
acids, you have a real surprise await-
ing you.
upon nit'sing, drink a glass ot'hot
' Tomorrow morning, immediately
upon arising, drlng a glass or hot
'water with at 11111511100qu! of limestone
phosphate in it. This is intended 10‘
first neutralize and then wash out of

 

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we put our thinking caps on and de- side the bacon instead of the hushed known to scipmp

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Bronchitis

And Other Throat 111111 lung
Ailments Yield to
Linoniue

Xearly one thousand
people in one 1311 alone

prominent
have pub-
signed statements

other forms 01"
threatened !
their \"'e11 existence. ,Othcr thou-
sands in other sections of the country
have added their lesiilltully. and all
unite in preclainting Linonine the;
medicine of it's kind‘.
Relief is wrought;
and irrita-i
ltg

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lionsdhat cause the disturbances.
is a truly wonder. ‘ul remedy and
pure and wholesome being an ctnul l
of Pi ax Seed Oil. iri'sh 31085,;
E1 ttcalyptus and 0 her famous reme—l
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brey is 11 1101111,. 111.111, and said he:

went to Fr rancc to walk and Iil'cd to.
induce his wife to_ go with him, butt
lic said she 11i1~'app1‘1ar~ 1
0d and was loca‘. wt in lhldg1 port by
11 police iln'peclor.

it was brought on 1111111111111 or ct'uclI
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1l11'.'1 any of the dishes

could not .say ,

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By Pictorial Review

Elegant for Dressy Wear.

111115115 at titt l1'1t 5" rlc of the {tout in
dtllillltW-Vliit'ttltil ("1-,fi11t 111 the float,
may I111 carrictl to the underarm scam
and 111l‘j11st11i in surpiite fashion.
T'1hlt11 stylus of collars arc protlded
t'or the costume while the sleeves are
fitted snugly at the wrist and made
1111111111 than usual to provide for the
shirrctl 1-ff111:.t 111 medium size the
costume requires 3‘, \at'ds 54-intlt
material, with 21,2 yards of contrast-
i111; fabric. 36 .‘Illlt'lit’s wide for the
foundation gurus and Ill-1 yard 36-inch
lining for the front and back.

The home dressmakcr should note
carefully the disposal of the mate-
rials in two diffcrcnt widths as 511111111
in the cutting guide. The 544111111
cloth is folded in half and on the fold
the front»gorc, collar and back are
laid, The welt, pockci, rcvcr, lutc'a
1:111'11, front and slccvc are so ltilll that.
11111 large “0” pcrt‘ocalions in 11:11-1

, » zucction rests on a lcuwthwise “1119.13
1 i _ ‘ of the cloth.

' ‘ .\ow,t take the 1111111'asting11111111211?-
a111l fold it as the cloth was foltlcd'.
1 . 1‘ l’lacc into position first—on llrc
Icnglliwisc fold, the skirt, with the.
piecing at tho‘uppcr right (ttl‘llC'i‘, it»:
straight edge l'tllllll‘lg parlallc wiln
ti1c sclt'agc. The back gum and ill!
pin-in" come next, being laid so that.
the single large. “0” perforations
rest on a lengthwise thread of tho
1 . goods.

The front. and back of the lining
are both laid on tho’ material witu
the single large “0” pcrforz'ttions o-t
1'icngtl1wise threads, to preserve the
lines of the design.

The dress is trimmed with bra'u-

 

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PIROJECTILE CIO. NAMES
M NEIL VlCE RRESIDENT‘
Will Assume Office MaIr‘ch ‘1‘-Board
of Directors Meets in New
York'

\‘iv‘W YORK, Feb ‘20. 1»-.-‘\t :1 11111911111;
of thcdit'cctoi's of the Bridgeport l’r-‘o ,
ductile company. held today at its of-l
i'icc, No. 4?. Broadway, former Senator?
Archibald .\ic.\ 111i, .ltz,1'1f1ll1'ldgeport.g
Conn, was 111111111111 vice-president 1111
the company and a member of 1111-;
board of dtrecnws. Mr. McNeil will as3
some. the duties of this .ollicc March l.I

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llurrvuudy broadcloth.

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blmk. ii'1ics-irc1l,thc skirt. may in
mode long and lIull enough to do
away with the foundation,

An air of elegance asserts its?” in
line of this ctt'turnoon frock in
Tito bodice

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What tender remove. to a hot .11 litany-“lovely shades, lavender 1111.1 (1",, gm” “'11." 0,. preparing Oysters thirty feet of intestines '1" “,9 indi-1. . . ~~—-- . . ,.
‘ \ 1mg" appearing,- to be mm’I‘les' for breakfast is to cut slices of gestibie 11nst11.polson., sour bile and AXEW HmK' HI?" 29”“ man “‘0‘”;

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chicken and sang with com ropelikc silk. with a natural pougcc- ”mm”, ”Mum, slices 0, Emma purifying the entire alimentary canal. ney til. Cr‘.‘11"‘.1_ 1-1. 211111111, Mass, was;
gciispod 1.1311th 1.1 bacon. geolored ground and .1 border in con- ham and DEM, 0,, the slices 0, Those 8'“th to sick headaches found d111".1 ‘ 11111111 in .11 Pullman

. _-..._..__ ' ,vr-ntional design 1" a combination or toast. 0:1 ouch slice place three backache, bilious attacks. constipatiOn 0f a Nl’ll' \1I-i I310“ ”1“?“ and Hart-1 1

11 «1115111 Cakes. .5“‘I9“‘l "Md 00‘0"“.- Th" hats “"9 oysters. Season cat-‘1 with salt and or any form of. stomach trouble, are ford [mm “W I\‘ H I‘ “I ' “I‘M ”‘9 Grand

‘9 up) butter or 111111311111111 1-.‘2 ”W1“ 0f ”“3 S‘me‘snk with “”10 CUI"=11ept)er and'broil for three minutes. urged to 1:11.111 quarter pound of limo- ieutral l91‘“‘13"*” “’1‘ - ‘A- Phrfiit‘i-l“
sugar, 1 (11,22. 1 pint of flora 1011111 “mm “59“ in hatband Iem’“ A good potato breakfast dish calls stone phosphate from the drug store smd W” I‘m" 31111111111111 .‘0 have
11111.15: baking powdm, 12 (up 0"" 0f the “mallet“ 01“” ‘5 0f “'llll‘I for three cupfuls of mashed potatoes and hem calming this morning in-' be?" 11111111 " II' II' I " ' 1. TM man
or Seeds or fruit. taffeta and black 1elvet 1‘3 allemale.well seasoned and beaten stiff. Cook Sldl‘ b'llh It. is said that men 111111111111 bout 33' 5"” m "9 I

two and a half or three-inch stripes.
The handles are mostly of white
wood in natural finish, . some carved

about ten 51mm“, thorou bl with- women who by this become enthu-g
out breakinf' the skins andgcuyt them I ““5““ ““d keep it up daily. It is “l TROOPS :EAVING THE BORBER:
. into three lpnvlhwise strips. Cover ”DEM” leaith measure for n is more TXISAN. A.\1TO1\IIO 3111;211:3111 QI’ .0 “I.
a little at the end." A few have col-g each piece 0, sausage with the: boom all to keep clean and pure on ‘9 gtuem Wm 0 H, 0 ”Wu 111
01‘th handles enameled to match llwlmaslmd potatoes and form into flat' the inside than on the outside, b90811“! sending “I“ :‘11lil0n1ll (111.1111 organizau
‘pt'evaiiing tone of the silk. Nearlygmkps , the Skin pores do not. absorb impuri— lions home .mm ”‘0 border 1’01 mus,
' 1 191' out was announced by General
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traits of the beef. The end of a
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use together, rub 1,, p511“. of about here. Do you find they pay gFor two pounds of this chopped beef phosphate act on the stomach liver {0111 groups.
it I 11111 121:1; “my add 1 cool bottct 1.1111 .corn and potatoes? 1. case anuarlcr 01" a pound of beef kid ‘ '
’ . a . . .. ' . 1.1.. . . 1 , ‘ . , nest: and botmols Limestom pins-1,
Bake 111' inmates in quackg “alive (bowly)~-~\71al, no, but yer suet. well

chopped and mix oil' but
. ‘ e is an intv1 c'nslve white m1-
~.'11;111, stranger, hogs don't need booing. thoroughly Season with a quarterz'm! almost last [10683 .
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butter and. sugar till creamy:
133g. beat 1.0 minutes more, add
.svitli'baking powder in it and
Drop by spoonfuls on a but-
' _ 151 (1 sitcot. Bake in a~ quick
to 1’5 The dough
cakes should be very dry.

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of Tartar Biscuits.

mine! 13°.

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:Pitoentx Silk iiose

Phoenix ~Silk Hose is determined not only by beauty of

texture and shapeliness, but also by durability. In that im-
portant feature.

PHOENIIX SILK HOSE

stands pro-eminent. It is so serviceable that to wear it
daily is true economy. Black, white, taupe, brown, pink
and blue .. . . .. .Sflé and $1,10 pair
Infants’ and Childrens PhoenixI SIilIi: Socks with hand
crocheted tops run with ribbon. Pink, blue and white,

50¢ pair

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