' Tried Recipes
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VOue cup sugar. 1 tablespoon butter
dlard,1 cup cold entree, l 4 tailspin;
non and clove, 2 teaspoonfuls
ii ‘fui flint
A’ww m > ‘V
A W.“ Apron. . Girdlu. V . .’
tugggfifomnyfi‘: ”ml upgtiim There. is no escape from the orna-I
pie and practical and 51131 the thing mimental smiling of the waist whither
earn of tartar. 1 teaspoon soda. and war when doing tha mail! W513 125:?! ‘22:“:5331 2:736:81121;
our to thicken. Good recipe when I The apron ii mIdI of two large mot and i sin one,1f on like
ggs are high. . pieces of white dottad Swiss, out round. on p 8‘ g y
. enison Steak with Whitefiel‘apes; at 1419 helium and sewn! together at
.l’rocure 6 steaks of 4 ounces each the edge. A slit tornado luthoncnter
from a “lender leg of venison; neatly oi? the front piece from the waistband
attain them with u cleaver Mix on a to within night. inphus or the bottom
plate a tablespoon of oil “uh a tea- The edges or the openingm hemmed.
" poou of salt and a teaspoon oquhite This (owns an apron which is also an
a; Pp‘pPI': repeatedly roll steaks in the enormous pocket. in which the neuritisms
Honing : arrange on a broiler and materials may he placed-«out of reach
roll her 4 minutes on each side. no of baby’s inquisitive little fingers.
ore, dress on a hot dish and keep ---.- " an d a i fashion that hill hring
0L Have ready at trying pan With a .To ”9"“ Screens. money to their slim DOCkethooks. Dof
. tile Ewe” oil and lemon juice. Hov- Take a square piece large enough to you blame then!" They are m doubt.‘
ngIched from stems a pound 0‘ duo “334111 from wine on R11 sides 0f the There is no question \about that inI
lute slopes, thoroughly heat the Oil M188 9‘! put. 134ml tha BMW“ “‘9 Paris, any more than about the scar-i
11d lemon mice’ add Impas‘ briskly hatch. taking all two or more wlrcs on cltyoi coal, gas and electricity. 3
m 4 minutes, frequently towing'oach side to leave a (rinse a quarter '
.timftmnse: “rinse grapes Sm“? pi” an inch or more in. Will!!! all around hood to heel: is still used as the fouu-s
3’5 ““1““ ”“9 ““‘ “mm 3“" ’ 5"" Then with the tint side of a. pair or action of many frocks-“despite the
if rate. old «pinchcrs bend the fringe down at overpou cring presence of the oval sil- i
right angled, place the. patch in Wh‘liouetie in its various manifestationsf 1
cream “a” a c'upm of butter add a. lion and north the bent fringe air-ouch but it is lifted straight out of the
u m of s“ or add in olks f two Bend tho {tibia in toward till? 0811i” period by 9. hell that might have been
Q g ' e v o and 111306 it ill‘ firmly by putting 8- uoln in mid-Victorian days, nosedpte-
ygs and live-thirds of a cupfnl of sour sum“ hoard ngainst it and hammeringlly placed it Ichout the waist proper,
“k :01“!"°:dh“ :3”: “131:1”: it gently on the other side The patch but to this touch or prlmnes'ls Instant.
“itnx‘ltnffuio Seas Long? 031,333: will hold and the flies cannot, cruul 1) added a smug of the 01-19;,th and
\der add one tifasp'ooniul each 0!: under the 00395. H W] the far ”am by the Emma?" piece oi
(‘V uomou auspice and cloves with Bake Potatoes in the Fireless Cooker. metal embroidery that 13 Wrapped
be other. ingredients Then a dd the' Many people who have “91935 000k about the hips; and, not content withl
jibeulen whit es of mrée Eggs and stir eta have portraits otton thought 0H)“ combining the symbols of two oppos~l
a one cupful of Mack 59.2,). “mm any log 1’9”?” in, them_ This 0?“ 835W lug races Voud reigns them axon»!
Another kind of jam Bulge m mm lay be dime. and U193! am just 3"» satisfac Just ton, luck the high- malsled girdle ot ,
‘1 I and put sci‘t frosting for filling ill tory us when halted in the oven Put the first umpire-«the one that is at ’
3mm] 'llld an {up of 81 e cake “18 lamest 310329" 0991‘ the IS” flame \vuys ussgciutcd with the name of Jo-l
‘ ' rand. an-onge, - the, pontoon close to. .sephine f i;
gather on UliB‘ M them Bi?" 9411:?“ SO. whatever the material of the glib;
. . - . , . , “0“": turning “WMWmmYF i en 1?“ ‘1 die: and .w-horcvel you place it, do not
”22‘1311236:£210thas “ 0“ “WM the cooker. and cover up. and in arr forget it. That's the .im'portant part:
. “ " poons or 30d“ ,otheI lull! hour they Will be (WW- iof the costume this season. . I
1th 2 cupiuls of quince, add this to as l The. shops. are selling “MM cues]!
{2:032:13}: f(:u:ml)lsin‘:lr) Sigire'aipzzfi For the Powder, Puff done in glny colors in the form of cn-i
.61 or gimmd cloves, cinnamon and! Hard you seen the new handliera hooh‘ous insulted in silver, and com-
snutmeg. add 4 cups of flour; stir a“ to Wyeth made with II wcc pocket at one position ornaments \vllh ends that
_. nether and bent ”thoroughly. ‘Balu’. corner in which, each morning. a drop in lrontto-beadded. capriciously,
imply in a. moderate ovcu' tempera- i'r csh powder put! is placed for the to any frock ”or to the cool of a suit-
are or oven on indicator at 1%. day's needs? it. seems so cleanly and Ono that is instantly seized by the
ot sweeten the qqnince sauce before fastidious, thus to replenish the pow uoman who looks for something red is
(1' din g it to the batter. d9,- supply every day, and certainl) in medullious of corucllan and a metal
iihc lIhndk'erchlei-is a very logical and all». looks like polished steel. This in
Southern Fruit Cake. loozwonient plm toiltocp it. Iolton dioppod loosely mere. plain.V
I Ono cupiul each of butter. §ugur and“ short on n “f d “k blue s‘erge or jerecy ‘
.mulasses. 1 cup of sour cream, 3 cups
iii flour, 3 eggs. yolks and whites belit-
u sepmatcly, 1 teaspoon of cinnamon:
teaspoon each of clove and all ‘,-
pice and 1-4 of a nutmeg grated, 1 cup!
«of seeded raisins, cut dllwtll'o, 1,4 chpiul‘
‘ currants, 1‘ teaspoon of soda, dis-,1
g ,. . . ' blouse. ‘I
I've soda in 1 table n of hot water ‘
, u d n dd “m mixdllil: order given I Ilctrd Cinmnnull chemist diucm Skirts have pockets and trimming
. . . o c a new ether compound and call- -1b’nnds of Iiuted lussah and one ex.
”“8 m slow oven. Delicious. ~02 ail ”079-“ and “ can he had "‘clusive Infidel shown straps or white
mafia? iiiyhfiiagalémi for u hxwltusriuli, Inn under the box plalts of a
you simply apply a re“ :tun tussnh skirt. These straps occur
.. drcpu of {menace upon a only at the sides or the skirt and the
‘ [liender corn 01‘ painful 0‘1” simp. at the bottom is drawn tighter
.. Ins and instantly the sore
. V ness dhappears than nhort- (than tho strap aboVe, glVlng the lush
‘~‘ .1), ya“ will find the corn 0,. lonnble bulge or barre-1 line sides.
'Vcallus ‘so loose that. you! , , ,, _
\MV m
Sweaters of Paisicy
.li;
once, and it the edect of this trick is?
not disastrous. you will measure up to,
some of the Paris standards
The designers over there seemed to
be as much up in the air as the public!
usio where and when to define the ,
waist line. in this. as in several otherI
features of dress, they are evidently:
feeling around to “hit on a silhouette:
The medieval lobe dropping from;
Jam Cake.
m V
Quince .Cake.
. l
‘ l’nncls of while are. ad. in the duln‘iyi
'colorod blouse and the collar and cults
oif this blouse should bofenlbroidored
l.iII coloi matching tho color of‘thé!
N'ew Novelties.
' m lTVAND9 SEE! '
Lift your oorno’or callusss oil J
with fingerol Doesn‘t .
hurt a bit!
l Apple Sauce Cake.
‘ one cup of sugar, lléchps of apple a
sauce, (unsweetened) 1,5 cup ot'lhrd. ‘
1% cups flour. 1; cup of raisins. 1 cup
ores, 1- 4 teaspoon nutmeg. This
nukes a fine fruit cake; keeps moist a.
bug time.
~11": fingers.
’. No pain, not n bit of?
' amness. ,eithor when an
.. One of the newest sport coats which
' i'hlyin'g freer-Folio oI utter-
goes by the name of sweatci, for we
Sour Milk Cake. . ‘
lle egg (Well beaten) ‘1‘: cup su‘énr
up molasses. .12 cup shortening. 1
more tilting. is made of n Paisley
'shull with a high, wrapped collar of
E ' imitate skin.-
I Hard corps. soft Corns 01
635 on of soda. in 1 cu sour 1 comic betivoen the toes, also toughen
“93:,“ it foams '1 iv'eflszoifll 01:38:: oil calliises just shrivel up and lift b?
I oil 5 Tracy It; is wonderful! Seems fac
. teaspoan of cinnamon;n tic salt. .
d pith" 2 cups dour. Ba]: in mud
velvet. and pockets and horn;
ulna {immune lmu‘l a yellow label.
. gth l ficce‘pt any except with the yet.
lev, finished with deep fringe. V ‘
i
“SWIM m .
iii Siili I8 damn ,1?
l Losses paid were $190, 7'99 739. 64 and
‘ total outgo was I3373,845,534.41,
excess of income being 241395.394“. ,
wards and it doesn’t even have thought of nothing else that is‘,
_ with brown velvet. The loose, -
magical; . 1‘ Works like. a charm Gen-sash knotted at the side‘ is of the, Paid' I
HARTFORD. April 19—43:; laggreL
gate income of the 168 fire and mar-
lino insurance companies doing bugi
nest; in this state in 1916 was $415,- .
240 928. 47, according to .Part POL the
annual report of the Insurance Corn-
missionor made public yesterday. OII
“moriments try all three lines atV this amount ficg insurance premiums
totalled $318. 635. 529 87 and marine
and inland premiums $55. 071, 581. 49
idividends $29, 154. 739. 79
The total assets show an increase
of $55, 014.405. 7'1 and the liabilities,
including capital and statutory do
posit an inelcase at 34635750134.
’l‘hc premiums received during the
wax show an increase of 226 766.-
263 42 for the and an
$20,237, 865. 06 for marine. Tho totul
income uhowod an increase over the
movious year of $48. 174,588.11 _. The
the
Losses paid in 1916 show an increase
of 316427. 1.4. 27. The amount or
risks in force shows a net increase at '
‘ 84.091.604.718 and the munch: to
serve an increase of 320.558.964.42.
' in referring to“ the waste the re-
port says that F onnccticut lion IIVIV.
considerably higher gamma ’oi‘J
fired from strictly preventltblo5cfiiish8
than either New York or hindstiéhli-
satin. that this ‘siade had a higher pill:
centnge than of Ncw York tires 4th
to purity pmventnble’ causes, but less
than Massachusetts, while the ratio
for area from unknomuxcaunes Violent
than in either of- the othurltwoi stator»
Figures for l9l5 ale uuotcd showing-
that the tire loss in inc-state for that I '
year was practically 32! 246, 000.
,_ .
JEAOHERS" CONVENTlON IN
sTAMfoVNb , .
The fortv- first annual convention of .
the Fairliold County Teachcra‘ A550 .
elation will meet in Stamford on fish .
urday. May 5th. I ..
The 6 that most or the schools
in the county lost from throe to six.
weeks from infantile paralysis last-
Septembe'r necenfiitutes holding the,
convention on Saturday this year—V—
an unusual proceeding (or this old Vns.
sociation.
The teachers of the association by; "
giving their approval of c. Saturday
convention show enthusldsilc p'rdlcs-
clonal spirit and a healthy interest in
the association‘s welfare. ., V,
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PLANT INTEREs‘Trcu iN p'I'IILLI‘es g
m-
Although it was reported shine
time ago that Mutton F Plant, tho,
millionaire summer resident of New
London, and owner of tile! new Lon-
dcn baseball club. hula some stocid,
thei}
in the Philadelphia Nationals,
tumor was not coufirmed until yes-
terday wheir'the New York Evening.
Sun minted a story in which. it has
stated that Plant had him misuse
financial lute est in the Phililen
incmnse oi ‘
I. Cant ton mama!
--you must
ach well, your ’ver active,
the boweisregular, and your
.. blood pure. Your physical
.yourstom—
condition nds on the
health of se organs.
When anything goes wrong
just take
a few doses of Beecham’ s Pills
and avoid any serious illness.
They are a fine corrective and
tonic for" the system, and a
cat help in maintaining gd'od
., ealth. 'A'single box will
prove the remedial value of .
urhk of Alli)!
o in III. World.
Vanuatu”. 85¢.
WICIO
I
on in Company F, Twenty- first Con~
Bluffs and was soon atlarwW dis
charged Because "of physical disabili-
tica. '
II
necticut Intuit”. He saw service an
topping Firm, can can oodDrurys _ II
- Ivnist closes on the left shoulder and
if yon Join the America
will learn this interesting subject of
wigwagning under
man stands on th mlmulders of two
Plant Via a Viral riclit William F;-
:an nmfid
603mm. 9.3on
. album to fluke his signals over n .1
111 you
gag/D safaracdcal
remflai’ln
meLerronr -
' Prepared Specially {or This Newspaper”
By Pictorial. Burial
An Efzctive Usé of Brdid'ing‘. I
flame
(m
E
to position underneath underlie“ fl '2 A
lower also tor stay.
Next, close sleeve mm as
and sew cut! to sleeve, small "a" pa!-
foration in cut! at seam of sleeve Iii
stitch the rounded extension on all!
to sleeve along. small "o" perturb
lions Bring back edges of end toga»
ther and finish for closing. [louver
the sleeve free from: the out! nt- tho
hack. Sew in armhole.
Then. gather the front of the walk:
on shoulder betwasn "'1‘” Mom
lions. Close right under— -arm and
chodldor scams or notched Fini
left ship for closing Slain from M
tween the 2 single small “0" 1)ch
aliens; bind the edges and m '
two strips, or ribbbn u. inch wide in
the opening. tuck to position Incl
tie at the back it desired,
.. .,
Din-lun-
' In: new GQWW
,
-.
.
l_V
lo'svor edge at waist under 93 inch
and lus’pt a fine cord in ham
.4 youthful model in natural colar
portage silk, with long waist and full
skirt The waist t9} truism with S.
ow draped collar to cook match-
mug)??? in the n‘ew Chinese green in g neck edges “d centers nob
anti extend along line of small ‘i'd'
perforations in front as for or“
single large “0" perforation-Jo collar:
heave collar tree below the parlor!»
tion. ‘
Now. close the back seam ot t‘l’a
skirt. (lather at upper cdxc- bemoan.
“T" perforations also 1,1; inch and 1‘
inch below the upper row .04 authors.
Undorfnrcrthc lower part of skirt #6-
l a_Viuch above the cleanline of: small...
‘periorntlons. Turn up the hem”...
chemo crossllne of small ‘t'o" Iplir~“."
. ion-aliens .and hutton on the Outside;
or the hem may be turned under» ‘
heath on t c small-“o" perforations. ,I...
Saw the Hit It to lon’er'edge'of waist. ‘
matching conter-hacan and; centeri- , ’
fronts. bring single nmalll “0" park
{oration at side cl‘ skirt‘to underarm.
seam. distributing the gathers. ""
Never was braidiwmore "gonemlly/
used than now. but it, is used with
an eye to effect rcihéi' than to etch-
oration The. model pictured lierc'
gives an idea. of Just how much- of
the trimming is required, to make a
track ultra- modlult Natural color
pongce is used to fashion the dress.
the braiding bolas done in the now
Guineas greenish bluo The long
under the arm. the neck being drape-l
with a cream colored chiffon collar
The full one piece skirt in nhirrod to
thwwolsi In medium size the dress
requires 71,5 yards 30-inch material.
First. take the underbody and face
the neck I: preferred. it may be
bound with’satin to match the braid .
lug. Clone underarm and shoulder I .
name, then turn. hem ln trout. Plait. It preferred. the braiding ciin h"
lowcr edge and adjust finch belting done in natural color.
. Flotorial Review .Drssifliss. Sizes. 14 to 20 years. Price, 20 cents."
,MALTED MILK
Made from clean. rich milk Mth find or»
hour: who tanninsA ‘
"plop-:dhmwai
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