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Fashion Points
. Helplul Hints
99am and. Apple Salad.
ual pm '1 1' of dates and apples
boiling water over them, and?
_‘plalc‘ 1:. d1y. Cut the apples
and :prinkle a little lemon
or TUNE]; and sprinkle lightly
C ut dates into quarters,
with apple and serve with
‘ rite uni-dd dressing.
:‘Brown Sugar Cake.
ago-ell beaten, 1 cup brown
cup sour milk, 1,41 cup sour
hick) 1-2 cups flour, 1 tea-.
ands, salt.
1
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Frosting for above.
p hroup sugar and 1,5 cup
1 lilo mixture hairs. Then
qua 1 while of egg beaten slit!
til creamy. '
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old cu'llels in Jelly.
opp-me w ll trimmed mutton or
models and grill them Pour’
ory' jlily into ll. tin, lay the
‘when cold on it and cover
Q9? ‘.;ll.111‘ before the jelly ’is
l. decorum each outlet with a
, '1. of 1111-11 boiled yolk or
When out take a. sharp knife
hot. water and cut out the
bully. .l'ilc some green peas
macedoinc of vegetables in a
ngo i111 cullets against them
rround will [lie remaining Jeln
ly' chopped; use the trimmings
ag end of 1111 mutton or 111mb
13mm]; broth
Cod en Casserole.
a a one and unohalf pound slice
_'11d(encu;.;l1 for four or live peo
Remove 1111' skin place it ill a
pole of ulcplo size and pour in
plot of boiling stock Cover
W to llll boil again and ”1:11
to gently for about one hour
. miuuhs .umin off the slack.
barter 1f 1 pint of stewed and
chums onion and tomato
salt, 1111111111. a pinch of sugar.
‘ I caycpll. and a wine glass of
' or while. 1.11111. Make llot, stil
llr {mjl llu fish and serve.
Sweet Potato Pic.
Z 9883 one cup of boiled kuct
”bile tabll spoonful of butler,
.ugar.
the potato and butler together
potato is hot, beat the eggs
ar light leaving out while of
as for lllfll‘illglle.
N talc “:18. butter, and then the
’ Line a deep pie tin with rich
d pool in custard and bake.
the white of egg with one table-
1111 granulated sugar and when
one, pot 1111101) and set in oven
~wn lightly.
‘ . _ Creamed Fish.
‘ smoothly in one cup of cold
Illahlcspuon of vh'our.
cup of boiling milk and when
. smooth add the meat of any
'hlglicked free from skin and
cusps with salt, pepper and
non of butter. If the cream
to 'be extra rich, one well
gg may be added one minute
moving, from the fire. Serve
pinch of cayenne or a salt-.
' spriks is relished by many.
the cans from the dates by has been filled with any mixture con [wrap must demonstrate by its line
changing to 811M119" pair of 811065 and over to tender mercies o! a skilled
When washing cream “001 0" 90L Icy coloring and weave are. quite
on goods, try putting in the water a beuullful.
(11w onions skins- which have been
.toiled in the last rinsing water. You ‘ A gm“ deal of lace is used on even-
lwill be insured a. clear, bright cream
with their shoe string lips coming of!
‘lry winding some thread tight around
emon lullucl. one tablespoon.
Suggestions for the Housewife.
Mice will not reopen a hole which!
Smart Paisley Wrap.
To be entirely smart, the Paisley
131111115 lye. Flour and lye make a. that it is a bona flde modern creation
good paste for the purpose. Idesplle its ancient material Any
Flowers can be sent’by 905‘ in a compromise with antiquity such as
mailing tube. They should be rolled draping the costly shawl in such man-
in wax paper and have a little moist- nor that cutting up or the material.
ened cotton tucked in the tube. will be avoided, is frowned upon oil
If You find that your feet get tired, Dame. Fashion. The heirloom must:
about the middle of the day, try n-ankly admit that it has been given‘
see how rested your feet feel. couturicr, and slashed and ripped:
Spanish salad is composed of small with a. one disregard for value, to‘
pickled onions, drained and coated eum-gu a stunning coat of modern!
vilh mayonnaise sauce, placed inside 51y]... The most admired models
1 border 01’ slices of tomatoes. have straight lines from neck to knee
To remove the yellow stains caused and “me, rather square sleeves, coat-
In bathtubs and basins by the drip- and “pews being edged deeply with
ping 0‘ the faucets use pullcrized kclinsky, mink or seal-and of course
chalk moistened with ul1ll111lnia. a squan» collar of the fur spreads
A child's is chalmins om lh. shoulders, rising In double
made of heavy: linen. with figures of choker slylc about llle throat. Such
ltlle Dutch children outlined with a. wrap. can not possibly be mistaken
dcm blue embroidery cotton. at the fur a shawl artfully xedraped into a
lGP- coal. and after all, its wonderful Pals. p
Inv
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lug ll'ocks.
Trains ale appearing oitcner on
evening gowns
Gny linings peep out from scorfs,
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Frocks of foulurd are trimmed with
plain silk. 1
I‘mlnly (”05 was are made of pale
flesh-pink dillllly.
uluny loco Is a grout. favorite on
Ih1- lll'W blouses.
Surge and satin are combined l
ulilorcd costumes
Paisley silk is used for {oscillating
evening cloaks. l
(hay squlrlcl and ermine are both!
rullllucl fuls. .
Pleod and slr’lped marqulselten
show llorul lithignrl.
A while cl'opc hat is effectively 11111-
lll'oidcl'l-d in black.
fllullnunl gruy is un excellent color
for spring wool.
ll'ish clochet dyed grllhis delightful
on 11 gray golln.
Wash lamp chimneys In good wul'lu C01 on cloth Is one of the fashion.
water and soap with ammonia and 111,111 11111111111. Suits and conts'wlll be
ril'lso well, then put on top of stove lo made “f it.
dry. They Will be nice and clear Som11 new sports coats have collars
color.
Comps will soon warp If washcd
with soap and hot water. It is besl
to put a little ammonia in lukowal'lll
water and scrub the comb with a
nail brush.
When the.
childrcn have trouble
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the tip and fasten on shoe string. 1
If you soak lemons ill warm water
about 1 hour before using you will
find about twice as much juice in
them as would be otherwise
A slice of new bread rubbed mm'
spots on the paper on the wull will
remove any grouse spots which would
be there.
Helpful Hints for the Housewife.
When your bl'ooul “cars sidl:wlsl'
soak in ulnmoniu water, worm, with
a little suit In It, and when sofl trim
with shears. You can hardly tell it
from a new broom.
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cloth. Inlcdd of collars.
Allrzlcllvc belts are made by weav-
When Whipping Cream. ling soulncllc bl'uld in on Interesting
I To keep the cream from sputtering n‘llnncr.
iout “We a piece of still! white paper Foulnrd is combined with serge for
Add milk.l0ver the top of the bowl wllll “ 3mm suits and with 01 gundle us the mu .
slot in the center of the Dover b1 .llcr "’"inl 0f frocks
1 Two new colors are orange. called.
3 .n soldiers love," and n lurid red
called ‘horizon flunlc."
A Cheap Silver Polish.
Five cents will buy one pound oil
Omen of Latin American Headql32 '-'< 1
purlnlents and county vice-presidents
’ There will be a concert on Thursday
boom .1 Uasllo ) uucs'uu . .1... er of enor l). M. (‘lulro ) Qucsado.
Costa Sloan minister to the United 8 tales, has om of 1'; . 11. ' popuillr
homes in Washington Pi- d the qul-on at r? '- l.:1‘
society by the diplomats who flequcnt hcr bl'olhm' . hm ll. chm: 51.1111. p111»
sides.
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CONNECTICUT STAN FEDERA- port clubs all 11111111 1 l
TION or woneus CLUBS who is the n. .1 1 -. 21-11111; 111
' _ . .whlch Mrs. EJ1.'..1'1‘1 l... "lullcy of
Bar lnvlmuoo ol‘ the Federated “a“‘m- “emf-1;" 3.... 14.11'lllure-
Clubs 'of Bridgeport the twenty-first side. in" 1“ ‘L‘rb 13“ '11 I‘llldst‘
annual meeting of ‘he federation will Exit; :92?” 3:, ‘11 11 (.11? ‘_' . 13:2}:
be held Thursday. Friday and Snlur- Daughters “a;‘;'~1h-l2 1- ----mm 02:
day. M“ 24' 25' 26' In "he Bridge- the 11111111; oi I‘m ll‘u- 1 1'1‘lhrouuh
port high school hall. Golden lllll. thaw” hos b11111 «$.31; ,. ..V...‘..,’
The opening session will be at 2:30 thin ’ a ». '1 f - ~
E ‘8 ill,1p111lll.l. ..... 1' . I. 13 p01.
p. m. Thursday. Some 0‘ ”‘0 “new“ I. ll condl.
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' I clever combination or black and
will“: appears In this afternoon. track
or toward silk made in one-piece cf-
fccl. Black embroidery appears on
(2? treats: and at the Iron! of'Ihc
a r .
Some of the best examples of smart
frocks for summer wear are combina-
tions 0! black and while. Soetlnlcu
the white is touched lightly with
.- black as shown In this alteruoon
. frock. Foulard silk is used for Its
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Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
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One Piece Frock 1n Black and White.
development The waist closes in
front in sulpllce style, lbs back 9.1.-
tending over the shoulders to tho
front, lorming a yoke efl'ect. The
trimming band on the front and
back extends below the waistline sim—
ulating pockcl» There is a deep
collar gathelcd and joined to the
front or the waist, which Is rolled
to form rovers.
Attached to the waist is a two-
plece circulal skill. gathered at the
top and overdlapcd with a pointed
tunic. In medium size the dress re-
quires 81.3 yards 36inch material,
filth 35 yard belting 1 inch wide for.
a ay
Since the piecing for the skirt must]
be cut from an open width of mate-
rial. It will save l’oulard to place the
trout of the waist, the sleeve, cut‘f’s
sections and piecing for the front.
gore on the some piece of lilaterial,
as shown in the cutting guide Two
widths are laid on the sewing table.
with right sides facing, so that each
rection will be lot In duplicate. The
large “0" perforations are laid on a
lengthwise thread as each section is
placed Into position.
When laying the tunic on the fold-
ed malarial, the large “0" perfora-
tions also are placed on u lengthwise
thread of material, but the back and
front sores of the skirt and back of
the waist, with the collar and trim-
ming piece, are laid on a lengthwise
fold Instead of lace or embroid-
ered blaid, narrow strip. of self-lull-
teriul be cut as illustrated in tho
guldo and clllbroillel'od to trim the
dress. The Illnlc and skirt may be
out before hand. it they are desircd
Ihorter than Illustrated.
Other colors In which this design
would 0 clfoc'lhe lire lunatic, navg.
grin; b no, brick, bit-go, sand and
on
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Dow or a. mu! tuning MIVGAAD
will 111 co- . .
will“ ‘0 ”9 Id:““§‘°" m ”If!” lions this your .11...- ur 11112.. PlcloriaiReview Costume No 7117. soon. 31 to 44 inches bust. Price. as
operation 0‘ cu name: h Tnvcl- many new kinds of work In (101111110. “11‘5-
"" Films movement an t e " ' tlon wilh the war lllzlf many who? ___~_.__ v .«—.§_-.
'ers’ Aid Scclety. The chairmen of de-
lho Federation 113110011" -
so the officers asl: 1* 1‘
who can will b"
«"2111111‘. go
will repair the work of the year.
m1, Y'lz'lsl '1' most Im-
evening and 1111 art exhibit and recon
tlon Friday evening. The guest of to be decided
honor will be Miss Georgie A. Queen
of Worcester, Mass. first vice-presi-
dent of the general federation.
It is earnestly requested that 'llclc~‘.
gates from all the clubs shall be up!
pointed as soon as possible and 11m GUCCI ”In .
a great effort be made to appoint lei. W” “’3‘ 11'
“SLAGKERS” NOT
MARRIAGE US
The war lie-pul’llm 1112'.
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YES
‘ .' Will ‘ 2.
‘ml '»\ llil
have been ill the hzdiiv of amending
"-.' that llll
Wrtunt uud illlcl‘l‘ct: 1? 11".“ lions are|
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painters whiting (a powder) and It is
the best and cheapest polish for sil-
1111' there is.
Wet a piece of old stocking, dip in
powder and rub briskly article to be
Voile will he as good (or the sum-
mer frock this season as it has been
for the past several seasons.
The sweater blouse Is the newest.
it is made of jersey and embroidered,
'Stlr It in-_
polished. When dry polish with dry.
soft cloth. Will not harm the best
silver and will keep dry :1 long time.
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tailored skirt.
Simple serge frocks are made with
the little loose bolero which has a ten-
WHITE WANTS DIVORCE Money to make the silhouette at the
Bartholomew White of Norwalk ihip line look more slender.
today died 11 divalce action in thei Midnight. blue Bergoislavlshly “86.5
Civil Superior c.1ll't against Grncciby the French designers in their new
White, alleging desertion on March KOWIIS.§llilG and'wrups. There ‘3 no
a 9.1914.
23,
on February ’19”, the defendd still stands or the pinnacle of good
ant‘s maiden name being Keatlng. styles.
and it is worn pulled down over it
The couple were married lessening In the price of serge, and it‘
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SAVE COUNTRY'S RESOU RCES.
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Insurance Men and Others Cautioned
Against Destructable Fires.»
The following letter is given to us
by J \l. Layton & Co., Inc. ., agents of
the Home Ins. (30., .\. Y., us a, matter
est.
New-3110111, April 21 1917.
1.1.I11r I0 Illa 'l‘o llle Agents of the Home insurance
.1 2.111' the day
Germany
Company:
We are constrained to address you
egates who will be 0“ hand through- would b1-1 411.2- .1..- .11 rvico, has as citizens of ourflcemmon country to
out the convention Mis. 6.11.113“ 3- mm“ ii“- 1,: ll lhls ('lly. call your attention to the service
lStoughton 306 Beacon street, Hall The III-“1101'“: ‘ l chaining 11- you are I11 position to render as mis-
lford‘, corresponding secretary of the 99-1302" are 111' 1 llllrslfl, Huh slonarics ill behalf of the conserva-
federation should have names of del- gary. and “iii. :Iz'nol be termed lion of our country's resources of sun-
egates. “5 “slackers" “1‘ - ”I“! are- not piles of food and other necessaries
Arrangements have been made. with citizens and ""1“ ;1:1-:.l_-,..31. to: service. of energy and embiency.
the Slrntlleld hotel for the entertain- ”WWW
ment of all club women at the follow-
Ing rates; single rooms 82 00 to $2 50:1
double rooms 33 00 to $4. 00; dinner, .
$1. luncheon, 60 cents. Each person {“1 bandits “‘0 b) :1 “Hour-old gn'
attending the convention should en-
'BING MANUiAC "ilER.
wealthy young lr...ll'.ll.lcl'.11cl
field management.
The exeCutiv
the Slratlleld at 11 o'.clock on Thurs ““8” .
day and will be guests or the Bridge taken “'0’“ 811111111.
GIRL LEA'DS BOY uanITS ROB.
NEW YORK, lplli' J." "1’111'00 youth-
In knee length skills, 1111111 11p, he'll.
gage rooms directly from {he Strut and robbed 1.. «11nd. llarron, n
The
e hoard m“ meet at girl, Frances Gilllcu, confessed when
Jewelry, lulu-ill :1: $501) was
Eucly bushel of grain, every pound
or dozen of food units, every quantity
of the necessaries oI' lite or of offen-
sIVo 01 defensive activity destloyed
by fire, whether purposely 01' ac-
cidentally occurring. detracts
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so.
much from our country's resources
and potentially at this time when
every such element may be vitally
necessary in the undertaking of 1111—1 I‘m"d “Ch “3’1 and "0°“ 5'0“ w‘“ M.
I enguged.
You are, by reason of your profus-
sion, knowledge and training. in is
peculiarly favorable position to lol—
press upon owners and occupants of
premises of (ivory kllld. the ways (1111?
means and the timely urgency of
curetdl watchfuluess, adequate safe-
guarding llnd painstaking preventive
measures of every practicable kind to
.avert the ,danlagecl' destruction of
property by fire or other clluse which
may be foreseen and forcstnlled.
In thus addressing you. We are i111-
pelled by no merely selfish nlotivu
but by a sincere desire to enlist the
active interest of a large force or
ltrnined students of '1er hazards in a
:Nationwide campaign to conserve the-
creuted weplth of our country and its
lvast steles of many things Indisplns
'sable to the comfort and health, in
|not the lives. of 0111 people. i
I E. G. S\OW.
Presldent.
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Make sure of doing one unselfish. -
known extent in which our nation has “mug unselfishly all day long.
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