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{of a lack of inspiration for new ways view the .war objectively. His posh; -
.of fashioning them. 'tiou is all the more striking when you; /’ 6d,)”
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. Embroidery is still the ‘order of the consider that he is so thoroughly. y éfrg’“ led
day, and the more Oriental looking the American, he speaks with a. decided: flame Dreff flaking :
{more stylish it will be. Another form Yank accent and would be the last; 1‘
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Fashion Points»
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’of decoration much in use is the heavy man of the three county commission-;
machine stitching applied either in ers to he picked out. its Irish by g.
Household Helps. FOULARD A REVIVED SILK.
' rows upon rows or in fancy designsf stranger.
. . . To brighten silver that is nor dis-3 Paris fashions hav b '*
l)_, . . oeguntoutrrne _. . .. . .. '
Submadmdfigfiiufignpfi 10:5: foolored, heat two quarts of water and in New York. This is such a simple trimming (or Mr. BTODhY'S 1101119 15 m Ridgetield,l
3'3 1; can d 1-3‘cake‘an‘tlsllm' two tables-poonfulis of washing Enough of those models have come women to copy that its popularity is which, is known” 3.3 John Bronliy's;
”1 Fill the dish nearly ful Wusli rim silver and“ then isnit-lyvthrough the perilous trip across assured. On “0°19" material, 9‘ heavy tow n. ‘11.! 11mg“ he “ ould be the ant‘
. . Silk like that used for crochetlng 15 to deny it. He is as modest as a wood;
lolous Bread Pudding.
to casserole or bolting (llslii
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NATIONS NOW AT WAR
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33¢ bring to a boil on top 0: dill “110 this 5010“”. rinse in Clear. the Atlantic to give us an idea of the , . . ..
. then set it back and learn hot. water :nt once and rub with soft Parisian decree as to what shall he “59“! at the ‘09 0‘ the "1301““ With “01“ on every?“ 9‘ lns‘accompli-shy. . _ .
.583. hour. 1 good .teagpoon 5a]: cloths. . Eworn this spring'and summer. iordmary sewing silk “t the bottom. “WW “Fem h“ be“); Irish. On that F or Pie-Lenten Catches. .
, “on and nutmeg to tast~.».' A Washing fluid for white clothes is 'Whether the silhouette would be‘ThE' stitching should be as large as the hp h alum rampant. ' ~ . ”insert tinctir (" t1: -r 1 * iv b ‘
and ‘25 cup raisins into the made with one ounce of powdered Rm- elmiglit. oral or "barrel" is the ques‘ machine will 3110“" and the needle‘ iwccu double “53.1.3, l‘tllllfl‘rtlelob: '
. milk. Bake 3“ mult‘ml“ ntonia, one ounce of salts of tartar, and tion that. most women have been anx— "“131 neceSsat-ily be very large. When Sew belt. to gathered edge i-f tron-.-
our without cet’efing- one can of lye or potash. Dissolve this ions to have settled. It would be so ”1’5 stitching ‘5 “Red 0" ““9" 0" heavy 6-” winging Sing!" 5m?” ”0” Per-fora'
‘in two quarts of cold water and add maddening to find that Paris had voted Chm?" fabrics, in hm” memorized 00“ Alld Multitude 0f P¢°p|et and Races} " i513;I550K331{pill-05:31:: .ftroonttlie :33:
Stuffed Onions. more water until you have two gallons. in favor of the barrel silhouette whomwn ’5 “56d instead 01’ Silk“ ‘DVOIVCd in Struggle mg" “0” Format-1"“ Ii“ ””5“"-
skins from oninmé and par- Use one cupiul to a‘boiler or a tub of you had finally decided upon a straight.I The following nations are now at 3:; Kink, liketgn'uhziitfliol:ltwrfgr‘al
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.figmsggde‘gofilfiioxxg Iggogprenm Vl"‘;tu:jh tidied Jawnelimp freck‘ ml vice “if“. ,, l OLD SHOULD GO FIRST ‘ “iii: .- .. ~ . . .2 through. t‘Cllit‘t‘, i'tll rtunuininfg edge
. ‘ I ...-.~_ . . ustiiwllunmt). Belgium, Bill ovtr seam.
port of centers. Fill cavities ~ 'l‘o sot color in calico or any cotton ;Commissloner arophy'. Idea f0, Refguria, China, Prancnufirmany. Greitti _ W1“ "1' '11”? i" ““1,“ “f “"9"
81 parts 0! finely chopped fabric use one teaspoonlul oi‘ sugartni; g tor-tilting for War .Britnin. Italy. Japan. Montenegro,1 diesel-a: gullil‘llitlll‘ll‘... t‘lnse mule:
' V, chicked. stale soft bread ““943 (Wilson) to a pull of water. id". (‘ouu'ty Commissioner John Bmphy Portugal. Romania, Russia, Serbia,i 3:3,, m:,.,,::1.ull.;fl.,:. "-‘L','.'.,,,;‘.‘ “(31,131;
and finely chopped onion-”1°- “we“ 50% in ”“5 We“ mimm‘S-l lot Ridgefleld, believes that an the old Turkey. l'n-ited States. l iaco ilze t'rnnt mlgc of front i. any
as removed; season with sm‘then wash. l smen should go to war first. ”575 old Peoples and races in war tire us‘ tiraiwtl. Ja'ldh- ' ‘
1' and moisten with melted. Paper bags which accumulate from: ‘onough to sport a long gray beard follows: $1" 2'3..§1..‘1".1§- f‘llrlliprmnllitln; it?
Place in bmlel‘ed bakint; ”1:1,:th grocery “0’9 a”; ““7 “59"” l"; himself, so cannot be act-used of pre— ' Mild“. Albanians, “Email“: Amer-g 3:51;: tulllt‘l‘x‘”till’tlb;illt‘ll lap: Ethan“:
with“ buttered mm“... any slip over jars and various other ur- ‘iudice. says it Bridgeport story. icons, Annanmites, Armenians, Arabia. 2 irltfillt‘s lung tin-tor gathers. ' Tau-it a 5
‘til onions are soft. llt‘lPS to protect them from dust and He says; “The old fellows haven't Australians. Austrians, Bantug' thrar.’ 2 inrli strap ul‘ ll‘ltllfl‘l'l:ll of: r’ihhuzi it:
1 ‘ "“‘5‘ _ ‘ \‘PI‘y long to live anyway, and they ians- “9181““5v 309“" Btilgars, Canad- ImayszzguscsryruiBlot-.30 s'.'f'£1§§§i3§3? :1:
Good Brown Bread. ~ A in??? Of curd board nliltncd “MN Eran stop a bullet ago-tn as anybody. inns, Chinese. (‘lt-t‘assians, Croniians. notch” casing in an). rump“, Ming...
apps mm ‘30“, (full). 3 the hooks or units in your kitchen sink Why take the young fellow. Who Czechs, Egyptians. English, FilipinoS.- mg the. scum of sleeve forward v!
_ , flour milk (up... game (.“n'thOI' will protect it from soil mill ubnnldrr won.
Vite full), 1 level teaspoon of mould from dump cloths and muy in:
‘ Kali) mogaamlg_ lé cup ,.agfi,‘t-{aplticed frequently.
W3 of salt. (11-035,. mm“; thnuniing it. double. thrMiI'S draw it
tbfi‘terdn and mixer; then Reti‘ww a piece of lututdry soap aud’you
mother amend fill “in. hot “o- ‘ “'“1 never have a snarl.
cover; put in oven :Lrouucl 12‘ —
Glass for the Table.
Colon-d glass for the table is cumin;r
lino favor again, and lbt'TO is it grout
tit-ill being shown those days. which
is really bountiful. For the (lining
room domrati‘d in soft buffs :vui
browns ‘llif’l'il one lull Candlesticks of
flame“ spoon of lemon Juice. rlctu‘ umber-colored glues, almost opal
MIN?- Stir butter and ll» t'HCttlllllil tour. Tall computes and lit—
neither in chafing dish, “ acute individual nut or hon-lion dished of
datew for eight minutes. Sill"
luntly. . Add lemon juice, the
at Tabasco sauce, salt and pop
the whole come to a boil,
”1'. not around, slimy of toast.
Glam Sauce on Toast.
line 20 clams, a trump or tin-
tiihe clams. piece of butter lite.
on egg, 3 (lat-ill. of Tabasco
ot' the l.’ililt-. For the summer t‘tillngo
«lining morn done. in ~gruy, a set of
L‘thFWi‘tl‘t‘ in cit-or rubmr light. blue
stunt-what rest-riibling itlllh'ullflrlflf'"
.tonltl be l]ll“1‘ charming.
Softening Flannels.
A little glycerlne added to the water
in which bully {tunnels are washed will
soften fliem. '
Make nihironi; lather of very hot.
writer and a good whinle soap. itlld
when lukewarm, wash the flunnols out.
but do not rub soup directly on the
tianncls. ~To whiten ilunnels, make ll.
solution of one and one-half pounds
shaved white soup, one-third quart tim-
monia, and twelve gallons of water.
Every one likes clean curtains, but.
every one dreads the ordeal of washing
and sturohing them. The following
method or stretching them will keep
them fresh without washing [or a long
time. ltuli them in corn meal, then
'gently brush and shake them, or let
them hung in a ‘brisk wind for a while.
You will be. delighted to son how t-lvun
they will look. ‘
and-gore turnips and out in-
tnhh dice to aim three cups.
ted water until tender.
r, season with unit and pen
{I wrinkle with littlf it ten-
2:- fiuely chopped parsley.
finished Cabbage.
‘fino Br head of cabbage and
three pints of water for one
‘ and season with one tea. .
of salt and one-fourth 103-!
pepper. Beat halt cupful sour
til smooth, add three table-
hot cabbage and stir till it
at do opt boil.
_ urrled Cheese
will of grated choose” one
“ of? oleomurgarine, one
half a cup of iuiik't’lar-,
Powder, a little flour; '"F'VIW Pork.
Waning to taste. When frying sari pork‘hnve the oven
eomargarine in an. milk ‘quitevhot, place the pork in the spider
der;_'thiclten with. ”was 'usuul uhtl place the spider in the
-. to .3 smooth pasteuwen- If the oven is hot enough it
' .milk). Cook ‘ {oriwill only be a few minutes before the
mes, add. the grated pork is done. This does away With the
til the whole is (31-5. turning of the pork and also keeps the
and pour on slices of store from being sputtered with
t. zgrease.
”HELL outfit: lists im'r
m uTTtE‘ one tumult
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the some odd also to the nttmctivcness .
MVP- their lives before. them?” minus, French. Gurhwulls, Georgians“
! Mr. Brophy is not wry keen about Germaine, Gtirkhtts, llessians, Irish.
. \rur against Germany. lle wa‘tn't very ltttlinns. Jupaneml, Jews, Kurds, Lilli-W
:lhettn about neutrality. lie um to unions. Masym. Mnhrattns. Mair
and‘Hounclng.
l‘ortumtely, the, French houses intro be proud of
cause she wont ll. Ynnkec she ought to of the (‘rtl’t’t‘l‘lllllt'lli
twist the British . lion's tail and pull prays, Mitoris,
glohn‘Bull's nose. llo scoffed at the Xi‘wmmmm‘ll‘ri‘t
hyphens, Anglo-Saxon and Scotch-In Pothans, 93mm“- W10"!
. inn. and recognizes only one hyphen,
lriserinerican.
"AngltrSnxon!" he vxcluints. “Whit! Slovenes. Syrians, Turtut'h‘,
; is it?
. about it.
pup-er about it the other tiny. I wish
ll dould meet the editor and usk him?
Where is
I read
it? i hour so much
ll. long article in n
.“Vho “m ”harm“ “m“d 0‘ her Anglo‘ tion for Marine (:ltrltllllli‘ l‘illillllt't‘l' (in
Quito]: blood.
of it she was especially proud or, , Marionliliisolinu lint-inner nt tilt“) per.
'wliolhcr it was the Anulo. or the. 'Sux-.
‘ on, or the. Plot. .or what
A Summer Frock oi Fine White Voile burinn blood it was.
I asked her what part
other bur-
Shc thought b0-
Anglo‘Snxon lilood. She
llt't'il in favor 0i all three silhouettes, culled Englund the mother collniry.
so 21‘.“ choice rests with the individual, I tried to convince her that
England
Montenegrins, Mongols. .
New Zealuudcrsfi
Portuguese.
Russians, ltumnniuns, Saxons, Scott-ln‘
gSenegules-e, Serbs, Sikh's, Slovaksh'
I 'I‘onkineso. '
Turks. Welsh, th lndinns.
POSITIONS OPEN.
'l‘liofl‘niiltvd Sixth-s (‘it'll fiorviw
Commission nnuoumws on t‘Ni-llllll'lil—'
Apriltfiig, .1917, to till tin» position of
month in the Muslim-tint: llt'llili'ilil(‘|li;
ill Lorne St'l‘Vit‘i‘ rut Nt-u London,
Conn. and mum \".ll‘:llll.'it‘.< us they]
'nmy occur'in lllt" \‘nrlous. branches~
Strut-r- in the.
nbovmtntued citr uud Vicinity. '
Applicants must submit licenses as
marine gasoline engineers. Operat-i
ors licenses will not be accepteil.‘i
and no one having 0100100 10 WW” is not America's mother country- Permanent, nliliuintntoiit .tu sntisiac‘:
t-itltgr slender or slightly pulled out Eur-ope is the mother country. “ )
around the hips will be in any danger
“There was it man up
in our town
or not being correctly dressed. can the other: night. making a. patriotic
thinly, the fashions urn most uccommo» speech to enlist the young men. He
dating, in so for as they allow one the said during the speech that it it were 18 or over for ,1... Engine“. mm”,
loot for England that meeting couldn‘t merit m Lam.
choice or so many different styles.
The soft drapery in skirts is it ien- be held. What. do you think 01 that?"
Mr. Bropby is an ardent supporter
EOWD-‘V “The”? are 3‘50 501119 tunlcs, “‘0 of the Irish cause against England and
10“” 0f "his graceful style willhe feels too strongly on the subject to
tum much in evidence among the-new
glad" to know.‘-I)roping is one or the
.lllt‘llnt-l of accomplishing the oral nil-3
hourtm with the skirt of fatness ruining
the waist and hips. E
‘tory man to opertitt» u 33 foot motor,
‘ boat cruiser, lit foot. beam, having two;
15 HP. 2 cylinder Sterling‘ «unloved
Applicants must lie citizens of the.
"United States. The not». limits are}
Applications may be secured from}
the local :‘t't'l‘t‘lill‘)' in the
above or from Ilrn district set'retnry.‘
nnd must In
The Width and Length 6! Skirt: , '
There. is no rule about the width or!
iii» length of skirts, i‘or they‘vnry tic-:-
cording to the caprlco of the “Signet;
Some. skirts are as narrow as a yard:
ill the hem, while others are as wide:
as three yards, It is just the same:
'wit‘n the lengths of skirts. While some ;
’zmd even shorter, is used in other mod-l -
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until: in THE virtue
HAVE-Non seen Amway?
reach the ankles, the shoelop lengths!
els. Skirtsfor street wear are (or the! .
most part inclined to bo narrow.
evening gowns, the pufled elfect of;
skirts looped under to a narrower;
foundation is used to it great extent,,
and this same effect also“ appears here:
In;.
and. there among the afternoon gowns}
Pockets have not been discarded by
any means, nor is there any ei‘idencul
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When Tired
If the endof the day finds youweary or ilTl° ! - ‘ '
table,withachingheadandiraycdnerves,youneed f ”RATES AND STEAMSH'PS
something to tone .and strengthen the system.
BEEGIIAWS Pills
are a remed which quickly helps in restart
Yl'hey act on the stomach. liver afig bowels,
and so renew the strength
A low doses of these world-
“Bring Welcotue ‘Reliei
conditions.
Directions of‘Spoci-l
Sold by ammo. throughout th
and Nerttotts
normal .
and steady the nerves.
famed family pills will
Etiofis and fini-li for n I'll-\illff.
Custom;
House l‘osv mum at the place limited
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To make the bolero, close under»
ut-ur
H Azm'rrr :‘ .‘ ”'- ' ”VAN ‘ ’V at.“
- udli'l'szt.‘ ‘ , : . “£4 J m» ’
For the fancy Ililllf't' this Turkish
fir-"tunic “ulliil lie wry
Iii-e mlor stitcznt- is in
red.
yellow in -i
J‘mtunw lirt‘b tire tilt-minor of tip 4
My lu‘uwvn now unit the :ivt'n'nl of
Lent. The 'llirltn‘t styles rt: Eiittl
:ur {only tlrrw pillow IlC-‘t
are so 1'il‘llll1'r'llltl' '1‘)... “not”; ..!;.
ltt‘m min-«EMS ui’ lrlwlw, lvln
\l'l’l‘l'til'tW‘ and n nanit-c of twirl
medium size it I“ 'i »
:urb lllfllt‘i‘llJ in
for tt\'(‘i'«l!t"\~i (Hit!
{or slut-rm of our-ti: ~~ .hNVi 7;. purl
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also gather at
1m {will slmtiltlor suitors as noti-le‘.
Tim i‘irltrn tnuluw’ it. most t‘fi'eviim
:nistli f‘« r l'u' «minute.
*‘i'u make it, join the c‘l‘oWll and side t
“Gilt-2m :rc smir’uul, interline with can
'Pzt‘l.» up .lart, at upper
due of Srtiri' rs pwrfm-nted and close
min lmrlt, Ft‘illll. “illlti'l' tilting seam
«CLWGP‘l tlonltlc "'I‘T" perforation",
:‘ttiim' lung: «lnrt scum ftllt] alongr lino
T‘Lnlii- "o” perforations lrolnw illnrt;
(’I'Hll‘r trout; nalpasf,
liirlving gntln r4 :12 em‘i:.-rt‘r-:t.l i-i
«notion from small “n" perforation .
of rt‘i'lioll.
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To l :r.t‘ Tlit‘ luii'l-r'. {ital 4",th "Hit ‘lll kiwi-r t‘ilgt‘
undo" (llnl » .-' Hitult gullnt'i :it t-wntvr-lqicf; to :
no!” .. tum 3.... ' l ‘ . 2w. imitilitiu (scouts men} from small “0”
The router l " i- :. Home! l... firm perforation to inner edge. Htiir-lt tripe
"U" l'tfl- ’. ' “ lll l. 2.x...” About. 2'}; lupin-"s lung under u: rs
edge [Mr 3 ‘.. t‘srli .; ~.n .Ml'ifi‘f :.t side, limiting gathers to t‘ ‘
Next-cl <i- ., -' .. ill! ,2 . “In: upper orig-t. of dart h. p
nntrlteti, «um i" 'vnihuit‘ :n‘ I. ‘ A‘. the lung: "0” pct-toratiun . wit»
' (lather sash lioltvnml double.
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Filiiill “o
scum. (‘il‘h ;: our 1‘
No“. tnltn tli'e trouser: {tn-l
left 2th in line til. small “o” M.
l"i
t“.l|~" l‘l‘
leg want its notched;
scum from upperedgo of in nttto -
per edge of Luck. Turn under lower .
edge of trousers 15.8; inch for n. hem:
cents.
filo
, evnnll "o" peri‘ornt'tmm in side 3m»
lion Mich side of renter-back.
wide and 31-} yttrtis long
around the body to form a girdle anzl
lash, an illustrated.
Pietorinlfilleriew Costume Sandborfii‘icgtifwt‘ufiiil int-lies bust.
notion.
’l‘T” writ-rations and “it‘ll (E rough
rte-:tri‘ tint! .viilo studious, .iit liit‘i
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and
litt‘i’rt’fi
Cut. .1 piece of material
will»!
Price, 16
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145, Post Oll‘ice, Boston, Mass.
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lt was the advent of the stemnshlpi
{death blow in Malaya. Every school-‘
ihoy ought to know the story of the
afirst steamer of! Romeo. Some pi-
:rate ships saw a steamer in the dis-
;tance, and. observing the smoke tram
:lt‘s funnies. thought the ship was
. {on tire a'nd therefore helpless. They
‘gave chiflse, but they were amazed to
lsee the strange sea beast come up
{steadily against. the wind and vomit
-flre from its guns. .It was generally
1917. with the Secretary of the upon a. successful and honorable bodyi
“0“?“ ol traders.
W '
cor nus our it IS 'WORTI—l ‘
MONEY ;
ithat iinttlly gave the pirates their 'DUN‘T lllSS Tiiln‘. Cut out this
slip, enclose with do and mail it. to
Foley & Co.. 2835, .Sheilield avenue.
Chicago, lll., writing your name “and
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing Fol-
ey‘s Honey and Tar Compound, (or,
coughs, colds, and croup, Foley 'Kido
ney Pills, for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartio
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly.
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V‘I“ t:‘$:lr3.en "" K'Lfl’i'iofifflzsc. iagreed in polite pirate circles that the cleansing cathartic. tor constipation.
(white man had played ll mean trick hiliou‘nuess, headache and sluggish
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