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fish a la. Mode. l
grounds of fresh haddock, 2i
3 common crackers, 1|
7 mil butter, 3 eggs, 1 I'd-i
y-‘lltllt, 1 teaspoonful pep}
~1 pooni‘ul sugar, 1 teaspoon!
s I, 1 carrot; skin and bonc‘
in chopping bowl with:
«chop tine; mil crackers
crumbs to fish and onions;‘
utter, eggs, pepper, salt,
cinnamon; chop‘ all very
hands and form mixture
cakes; put into flsh kettle
finely sliced carrot, then a
the fish cakes until all are in.
Mi: of boiling-water; cover
boil slowly 1 hour. ;
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Quint Gingerbread Pie. l
deep plate with rich pie'
._ ,togethcr ‘xé cup. of moles-
\lespoonfuls of sugar, 3 ta»
7 : of lord and 1‘ teaspoon-
or; then add - cup of boil-
~with 1 teaspoonful of soda
V‘ it. Stir 11-4 cups of
final; well with egg beater,
into the mixture 1 egg
homughly. Pour into crust
until a tooth Iplck thrust
center of cake comes out‘
on cold. spread top thick-
“ lpped cream, sweeten and
desired-
_ Stuffed Peppers. i
d remove seeds from six
peppers and six red peppers.
ll water to which a. pinch of
lies been added. tStuff-— with
" wing mixture: One-half can
.. . one-half of a ten cent
geese rubbed with half a cup
crumbs and two tablespoon-1
sited lbutter. Season to taste.
-d crumbs on top and
a in pan of hot water while
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3%"! Brown Potatoes. 1
or three uoilcd potatoes.
"p due and season with salt
Melt two tablespoonfuls
the frying pan, put in the
I! press them down with
the spoon hard enough to
compact. but not to mash
k ‘SIowly for five minutes.
-” carefully with an egg
'1 them down gently once
Wk three or four minutes
in cranberries, one cup of
golf cup of raisins, one
cups of water; boil cran-
mr and raisins utnil soft,
e tablespoonful of corn-
l'lttle water; add to the
and cook until it thicav
inc a pie piste with rich
4th the filling, put. cross-
hon top and bake in a
Potted Halibut.
‘und of halibut and when
6“ skin and bones; mash
,season with salt, pepper
9. totaste, put into low
to down with a spoon:
lth melted butter; make
dish for luncheon or sup
FORHTHE HOUSEWIFE. i Fuhlens in Fun and Footwear.
insects like neither salt nor alum. 3 Separate waists and skirts are going!
Rust can be removed by boiling to be very prominent this season. We}
the garment in cream 0T tartar “'a‘have it on very good authority-doles;
it’r- than from Paris. There are all sorts‘
The fat from ham and sausage is of blouses and all sorts of shirts, to:
WW 80“ ‘0 use for gwarming 0"" suit. women of every build and everyi
90‘31095- taste. The woman who adores those
When roasting cheat and there is charming “little" blouses of chiffon
danger of its becoming too brown and Georgette will find myriads of
place a (“5“ or water in the oven. them to her taste. Some are finely
The steam will prevent scorching pleated or tucked, and those that re-
and the meat will 000k ‘better. A quire additional trimming take unto,
piece or greased paper placed over themselves bend trimming or diet lacefi
the “Ram's “130- good. both of which forms of adornment are
Aftr foul of any kind is cleaned extremely popular. 1n the bead work.
the insrde should be rubbed tilor- wooden beads are now being used to
oughly with a piece of lemon before '
tl e dressin is lot in. .
l g I the‘latcst invention on the part of de-1
Steep one ounce of celery seed in .~ to .
half a pint of vinegar. A few drops signers of ncy edicts.
of this will hive. a fine flavor toi Some "1 the new blouses are made
lto give the effect of coats, especially
those of hip or finger/lip length which
are meant to be worn over the skirt.
One of these new blouses is illustrated
ilkllle accompanying sketch. it eveni
has a vest in the front to accentumei
destination. To prevent this, breathe the coallike appearance. it is fair
on the writing and then blow on it. lonfll 0f dotted sport silk with plain
and it will remain clear for some silk trimmings in the vest,collar, belt,
time. lpockets. and cuffs.
‘After peeling onions it is often dlf-. Skirts feature both the straight, sim-
ilcult to remove the unpleasant odo“ple lines which continue to satisfy
front the hands. This can be rem-jmom women, llltd the limped effects
edied by rubbing the hands with‘with diminishing width at the hem of
salt and than washing them in cold the shirt. The. barrel effect. in these
water. The odor will then disappear.‘skms may be anywhere between 11",
Apples cut‘ in irregular pieces will hips and the knees.
cock more lluiCkly ill a pie than “'5 White skirts‘ of serge. flannel, subar-
sliced, for they do not pack closely dine and wool 5"“), are worn with.
as sliced do, and so the hot air comes coats of velvet in both dark and Haiti!
more 9‘35"” i“ contact “.m‘ the "n“.colors. llesldcslhe skirts of one coloni
"“d cooking is facilitated. stripes, checks and plaids with vitriolis
‘colors are very frequently seen.
soups and in s.l.l.. ,' c fowl.
Sometimes ill an emergency one
has to address a letter or a postcard
with it lead pencil. and there is ill.
ways the danger that the writing will
become blurred before it reaches its
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Ncw Things Out of Old.
Linen shades that have become too; The High Cost 0' Sheen
soiled for use may be washed, bleached: The interest in footwear grdws more.
and ironed and utilized as n covering and more as we hear of the soaring
for an arm chair. Th“? makes a very price of leather. Plain low pumps to
nice covering its the linen is always be worn with spals are going to be
cool and refreshing. worn very much now as this will be
Cut the cover in two pieces, one for one of the means of solving the prob-
the seat and one for the back of the lent of the high cost of 'shoes. Block
chair, feather stitching the edges ill patient 1mm” pumps with white or
any color desired. l
Old hot water bags. cut ill circular;
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Fine Linen.
‘getller with the glass beads. This is“
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lithium"w ill in}? Built»
"notary rm
Miss Jeanette Rankin. “the Lady from Montana,“ who voted no on the
war resolution, is here shown ill her office in the House of Representiitlve
office she will do most of her work ill “’nshlngion. for she will find. like
all other members of congress, that there is more to do than all about. .
the. floor of the House awaiting roll calls and listening to debates.’
lilo lllWlll lots til
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walk. Their only regret is thilt they
did not get any of the supply of cig-
l had departed for dilly before the l‘t‘lll-
ed Boston. They would
anything in that line.
appreciate
culled to sell duly. They have “owiBPRGLUM, SCUNLEPTOR' SUED
been on patrol duty for nearly it week, 8‘! w CANAAN MAN
(.9ng out one morning at 10 o‘clock“ ”‘T”
and remaining until 10 o'clock the:
next morning. Then the Vesuvlus re-‘
Moves the Morris for twenty-four
hours. and so on. lwlenty-i’our off and
twenty-four on. with lights out not!
everything quiet. The men have to;
be‘ on the. lookout for submminesl
stealing in under cover of lidrkhess.‘
it is the business of the patrol bout
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Gulzou ilorgluin. the famous sclup~
tor of Wcsiport. was named as the
deiendent in s suit for $1,250 dam-
ngcs filed in the spel‘lor court ye‘s-
terdoy by Elcctus n. LilchHeld or
New Consult.
that wthe tici'endcllt engaged liinl to
propane working drawings and spe-
pieces. make nice mots to place under}
house plants.
Old ribbons of various colors when
cleaned and pressed, are often useful
in mending silk garments.
Old muslin night dresses make ex-
cellent covers to put over nice dresses
iwhen hanging them away in the closet.
[WY are long “mm“ ‘0 mom“ m" ish possessions, this type of fine mus-
”"me (“955' Y llin was as much used as in France.
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The Fry'w Part. ithe country in fine blouses in white,
1 Have perforated covers ‘for the fly- my and biscuit. ‘
iilg pan so that the grease won't spot-
ter the stove; the holes will allow the1
steam to escape yet will not prevent‘
the food from browning. Any cover
which will fit over the pan may be
perforated with a nail or ice pick and
thammer.
The communion clolll of France
'which has always been considered the»
finest of lingerie fabrics because. for
centuries it has been been watch for
the church vcslments, will be intro-
duced ligaln in America. In the for
South especially in those countries
that border on the..\lexlcun Gulf/Spun.
Sports hats have chili straps.
Crocheted hats are a late fancy.
A novel but trimming is a fishnet.
l Organdie and toilets are combined.
i Straw hats are trimmed with or;
gandie. '
i ___... dlany of the. new skirts are ankle
To Clean Woolen Cloth. length.
; Take equal parts of hartshorn and ' litany afternoon dresses are headed.
ether. Oil-gall mixed with it makes it. Gray and choral is a. favorite color
better. . " ,
. tscheme. .
i -- _. Sleeves are both long and three-
l‘ To Keep Off Mosquitoes. [quarters
! Rub ”9°59“ parts with kerosene} Cotton frocks will be' boldly cm-
"I‘he. odor is-not noticed after a few b
minutes. and children especially are
imuch relieved by its use. V
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roidered.
_. Belts are made again with pockets
attached.
it will be used this spring llll over'
to find out the destination of all in-
coming craft and there are. often some
pretty lively chases, but. no vessel has Mixt'idi memorial to be erected in
yet. escaped the Morris. This is the Chicago and llgrced to pity him 10
ismllllest and fastest of the two boots pp, cent. of the cost of the. pedestal
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~tlvo knots an hour. The Nor-walk tion 0‘ “"3 working drawings and
lboyg. writing 10 friends here. 5mm specifications and the remainder on
itltllt they have to be some! sailors the plaintiff stilt-es that the. pedestal
“0 k9”? 0“ ”‘9” feot. bl“ “8"“ “0‘ and foundation cost $10,000 but that
ix: dadsiilhiin‘ysglight 12:3 Still-11%;“ it: i as yet he hits received nothing for
cificntions for the pedestal of the
hind Naval Reserve who came on his “‘0“?-
board Sunday was sick all night long .__..__..~..._..._._._
and was so weak he couldnot stand You on“ 2‘ ,. 2‘ :‘ good man down,
. on his feet.
All the petty officers have to take
their turn at the wheel. four hoursn
on duty and twelve off. The men
will be some hellusulen when the war.
is ovor. Potter from New lfaven,l
Brothcrton and Kidney from Norwalkl
are the gunners‘ mates. in charge of:
they say. uni 21';
possible to it it‘ll poor mun up.
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YEARS :
No one split-er intcs good health like
pedo tube. The weapons and men are
always stripped for action.» The
ltl'orria' complement is two officers
and twenty~flve men. The crewhgct
three meals on board-ship and t rec, ..
meals at the torpedo station; The 801 Foley Kidney Pills.
acrobots to chase the dishes all over'
the table when at sea. . . !
-. . u . Filth,” to
333223;, °§egh§u§f3§$fihey sendgtoms yield to Foley kidney Pills,
their regards to all friends in Nor- MV-
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office building Just outside the Capitol grounds in Washing/an. in that I
cmbrance of friends from home reach-'
The plaintiff nllcges‘
often just as inl—
tbose who are ill. w. J. Furry. R. F. ‘
the thred—ouepounders and one tor-. D. 2- Salem, MO“ writes: "I have been
bothered with bladder trouble four or
five yearsfi It gave me it great deal
of pain. i took differentl medicines.
but. nothing did me any good until 1
Many per. .
grub is line, only they. have to be sons suffer from kidney and bladder
trouble when they can be relieved.
. , Bocksche, dizziness, rheumatic pains.
Ifnlncy and Brotheiton are. the first 4 still or sore joints and other symp~
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By Pictorial Review
Small Tailleur in Gray Gabardine.
( lllar 1n odcl.
A spring Iaillcur in one. o] the light
nanny. prays. now so lashionablv.
The [rout 0/ the jacket is cut In panel
. erotics, stationery and stumps sent to! “W3 "13 3“”,06019 a two-piece 0“"
the Commonwealth Pier, and its lheyi '
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For the development of spring and
summer lailleurs. the light, creamy
gruys and the ivory and biege tones
are newer than flesh and white. The
design illustrated is in gubardine.
self-trimmed. The front of the inc-
0 mucmoa 7.11
Q‘snowlxn 5m: :m
4:53)
ket is designed in panel
rolled ' wk to form revers. '
hots mm the sides, aith lgh thesq'
may be substituted for po ited trim-
ming pieces. The strai..nt belt is
caught under the panel front and
lapped in back.
Accompanying the jacket is a two-
piccc circular skirt, slightly gatheri-l
at the back and closing on the left
side. in medium size the entire cus-
tulne requires 5!“, yards 54-inch gray
cabardille. _
There are nine pieces of the pat-
tern to be arranged on the material,
and it is necessary to know when:
each one goes in order to avoid waste
and secure the best lines for the lat»
ket. First, fold thegabardiue ill half,
then place the back of the jacket
on the lengthwise fold. The front.
comes next, but it is so laid that the
line of large "0" perforations rest.
on a lengthwise thread. To the right.
of the front is the collar, resting on
the lengthwise fold, then the belt and
pocket. bothrthe latter with line of
large"'0" perforalons on a length-
wise thread.
The remaining pieces of the pub -
tern are all so arranged on the ra- '
bat-dine that the line of large "0" '
perforations is on a lengthwise
thread. Opposite the backis the up-
per sleeve section. with the underfoo-
ing to the right of the latter. The
side front rests opposite the front.
leaving the remaining material for
the lower sleeve section.
To make the jacket shorter, one
has only to cut off the pattern at the
lower edges of front, side front, bar}:
and underfaclng along double ant-elf
"o" perforations.
A belt of sclf-lllnlerial holds in the
flllncss at the waistline.
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Pictorial Review Jacket No. 7170. Sizes. 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 20 ,
cents. Skirt No. 7130. Sizes. 22 to 36 inches waist. Price, 20 cents.
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Beautiful B
are possible if you will wear a scientifically constructor]
[lien Jolie Brassicrc. ‘
" The dressing weight of an unconfined bust so stretches tlin'
supportint muscles that the contour of the figure is spoiled-
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graceful line to the entire upper body.
They are the dainticst not! most serviceablcgttrmcnts imagi-
nable—come in all materials and styles: Cross Buck. Hook
Front; Surplicc. Bandeau. etc. Boned .wlth ‘\\':lll.illn." the
rustic“ boning—permitting washing \vlthout removal.
"are your denier show you Bien Jolie Brns'siercs, if not stock<
ed. we will kindly send him, prepnld. samples to show you.
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st all h lders
but the bust back where it be-
on . ~prevent the full but from
iIV ll: the .appenmnce of flair
bitten. climllla e the danger of
in: muscles and confine the
of the shoulder giving it
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CLOSE rwo ESTATES
‘ lN BANKRUPTCY \VATERBURY,.Abril
Two blulkrup
in the bonkruptcy court yesterday be'her teeth, Mrs. Ellen ‘
N0 dividend 146‘ Chrery street, tripped near the
was declared in the estate of Charleston of the. stairs and fell to the bot—
.l. H. Johnson of this city, but inztheiom . She was removed to the Water-
estato of Kellogg & Gregory, of Dan-bury Hospital, where
bury. which was likewise closed. a div-that both her wrists and the left side
identl of one and a half per cent. onoivtljhe pelvis were fractured. Site will.
preferred claims was declared.
fore Referee
Banks.
i estates "91‘? 'CiOSPd day, after having some work done on
,«WOMAN BREAKS BOTH WRISTS
till—Leaving
it Bank street dentist's office yesters
Kennedy, of
it was found:
probably recover.
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