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Uses for Green Peppers.
peppers are very useful
, in the kitchen, they harmonize?
oil with so many other articles
‘ ‘ in the kitchen. For example
" peppers. Cold boiled
”with pepper' and salt and
with grated cheese, is a delici-
,ng“ Wash the peppers well,
, in halves, and remove the
ith a sharp knife. Fill them
do and cheese. and sprinkle
' top with cracker crumbs and
dose and also with little dots
i231". and bake. Rice and toma-
Wed make another combina-
pious viuncheon dish may be
lth whole peppers, being caree
rse,_ to remove all the seeds.
cold boiled rice for canned sal‘
' Break‘it up well_with a fork,
with white sauce and one. or
boiled eggs chopped or cut
4,11 pieces. Fill the. peppers
fi‘mixture, and bake until ten-
ills too, may have a. cracker-
rust, is one so desires. in
,th the covering of crumbs
for as usual,
~ Cherry Roiypoly. '
together 2 cups of flour, 4 tea
I of salt and 1-4 cup of sugar.
into this 1-4 cup of butter.
gg until light, and add it to
milk. Add this gradually to
or ingredients. Roll out on a
{board in an oblong shape.
ver with 1 can of pitted red
in 'which‘havc been well drain-
dboll up like, a jelly real and
should be as soft. as can he.
(died, was divided into 4 equal
and made into 4 individual roly-
3 Make a sauce with the cherry
by adding 3 tablespoonfuls of
find 1 tablespoonful of corn-
,Which have previoasly been
jtogether. it however. preserv-
"ies have been used, very lif-
ar should be added or the
.. ll be much too sweet. 'Boil
ryr'fljuicep sugar and corn-
“gether for 5 minutes, then
toblespconful of butter and
mowed over the rolypoly. This
ii; is good, hot. or cold,
uppers for Decorating. .
i‘u rs prove very decorative
t into slender strips and ad.
lads. They look particularly
_-en used in lattice fashion,
salad . of sliced oranges or
’or sliced heels or toma-
d, whe chopped fine. and
in cream cheese, they can be
‘tnto neat little green and
Whites which look well ar-
in a nest of lettuce leaves.
:- and Corn Pudding.
contents of one can of
n. with one well beaten egg
1 two green peppers cut in-
ieces; add 5t teaspoonful of
fdash of pepper, also 1/; cup-
terfi' {If the pudding were
out peppers, milk would be
lay of these combinations forl
rice,»
t this luncheon, the. dough.-
For Emergency Meals. !
Visitors have a habit of appearing'
unexpectedly—it is an old habit! And
the. unlocked for udvtnt, occurring, as
”I”. and help out a dinner won-iii- invariably does, on the “very
‘ 3when there is variety but not'
busiest day," or just i niime for the
dinner which was planned, perhaps.
too hastily or .too economically, can
di5compose the most adapt house-
keeper. ‘ Here, the comforting
strength that comes to the one who
knows the value ’of an emergency
cupboard is worth so much more than
the little forethought required in its
planning, and can so easily lend a
holiday spirit to what might other-
wise have been only an unhappy in-
trusion. if in addition this house-
keeper has conveniently at hand a list
5 good when well seasoned!“ such wholesome and appetlsing
dishes as may be easily prepared
from the pnnfz-y staples, orl
from any available mesh fruit or veg-i
ctable. no surprise can shake. her pre-
paredness. A fresh fritter, a delic-
ious quick bread, a tempting egg dish.
some grilled tomatoes, or a crisp 531-;
ad are more than accepiasble, cover-5
ing many a deficiency and calling for
very little time. Potatoes, cooked or‘
row. are usually on hand. Chilled!
fruit is less trouble than a frozen
ldish, ad is equally refreshing. It may.
'be served with cream for dessert, orl
:without cream as a first course for;
luncheon. For a substantial dessertfl
if there is time, as well as a jar of.
jam, the blackberry pie offers a solu-
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if You Don't Sleep Well. i
Should you be a restless sleepeig
'should sleep come to you only at tits?
and starts, try simple remedies and‘f
do not plunge into narcotics or stint»?
ulants—at least not. until the others'
ihavo failed. A famous English phy-i
Esician is quoted as saying: “i can
lcurc the worst also of insomnia in
this manner: When the patient has
retired give him it heaping bowl oil
bread and milk. with just a dash of
suit to season it. This will draw the
blood from the head to the stoniaclui
it will quiet the nerves. and put the
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One-piece dresses have come to:
stay. in silk, satin, fouiard, taffeta,i
pongee, Georgette crepe, chiffon,i
voile, crepe. in fact. running the cn-i
tire gamut of materials, these dresses;
are spring favorites. Of course. this-
type of dress demands a separate,
coat, for even in summer there are,
times when a wrap is necessary. The
velcurs, duveiyns and other piled fa 3
brics were so popular for the winter!
that we have for spring and summerl
similar fabrics. only in a weight suit-i
able for the weather. Light-Weighti
velours in white, sand color, gray, and!
many brighter shades are particular i
ly appealing for the. separate cout.‘
The model illustrated shows the lat~l
est effect in spring costs, It is def
vcloped in sand-colored velours and
has the smart barrel or bowling-pin
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Spring Coat in Bowling-Pin Effect
effect in its wideuess at the hips ac-
centuated by pocket sections. A wide
soft collar, and cuffs in gauntlet ef-
,I‘cct, are other features which aid in
giving this model style. For automo'
biling, this coat might be successfully
developed in one. of the dustproof
amino, and will be practical for wear—
ing in the car and quite stylish when
loosened nt luncheon or dinner at the
hotel.
Jersey cloth is as populpr as over
entire body in a healthy glow, and in
90 cases out of 100 lilo paticnt‘falls
into a healthy, restful sleep.
Macaronl's Great Food Value.
For the woman who doestig‘her own
work the baked dishes. especially
those of a vegetable or meat; nature.
lure of especial help to her when she
'cntertains. Whether casserole or not,
these are often of u nature that make
it necessary to have but few dishes
besides. A meat slow in a casserole
is usually a meat and veget’nble ”come and‘ is to be see“ in many, claboruic
blood. and a. vegetable dish may be so as well as simple suits. Last season
enriched with butter and cheese ‘83 ,t ir/cdn ned itself to simple modes, but
be equal to both meat and vegetables. this eason it has branched out into
Macaroni and spaghetti, no matter suits “Ch more elaborate. It is
how cooked, have food values enough braided and embroidered most ”1“!"
tier :1 complete meal in the portionsflmiely' A taupe-colored wool jersey
insually eaten, and when baked they“ suit was braided with soutacbe braid
‘rhavo added value. There are not of the some shade around the. bottom
many ways of using leftover macaw-mot the coat oqnthe collar and on wide
1“, although some people use it in pocket-pieces on the skirt. Another
a salad. There is a. distinct objection suit was combined w‘th striped satin
to its being so used, since a salad which made, the collar and the lining.
dressing makes it much less diges- The latter was a most important feat-
ble than it would otherwise be. in,“re 0f ”"3 5“”
cooking macaroni it is best. to save:
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Inc fashion Believes
Dame. ‘ashion, who is as patrioti
wounn this spring. 'i‘hert- is no pron
but some women in the larger citie
like it.
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TEST FOR INSPECTORS
OF STATE CONTRACT WORK
The State Civil Service commission
will holdtest‘s Monday to establish
eligible lists of inspectors of con-
tract work for state service. The
be assisted by the
highway commissioner in preparing
lost questions and rating written on-
LWt‘l'S, also in the oral interview of
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Candidates must have knowledge
of an experience in inspection work.
qualities and uses of materials, 111er
surntiou of containers, surfaces d
solids. and general requirements or
road building. and should be pliysi
rally well qualified for the work.
' Appointments are being frequently
made in different sections of the
state for new road contracts, and
loading cllgibles Tire likely to ln- (-aii-
l'ti on immediately.
Entering salary is shim upwards
per day, with opportunities for ad-
vuucr-ment. Rating will be made on
the following subjedls:
Written answers to questions on
knowledge of the duties involved. mu-
tcriuls used. monsuratlon. figuring
costs. making reports, etc. 40; per-
sonal historymcxperiencc and
ing, 40: personality and general fit-
ness (oral interview) 20. Total ....
Candidates luttst attain at least. 60
per cent. on subject No. 1: at least 70
per cent. on subject No. 2 and 'sub-
ject No. 3; and a general average of
at. least 70 per cent. on all subjects of
the test. in order to be placed on the
eligible list.
Applications must be made on
forms furnished by the Civil Service
commission, and must be filed on or.
before 12 o’clock noon, Friday, May
18, at their office, rooniéfitl, Capitol,
Hartford. Notices and application‘s
will be mailed on Nquest. -
doing duty in Norwalk and viciniiym
were grutt‘ied at the newa front head:
yesterday, ,
that Company I) was the first organ-i
izaiton in the state to reach the war,
quarters in New Haven.
looting ot‘ 100 men.
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Orders itl'.‘ expected in .\‘or\\'ulk§
soon It) recruit the company bone to'
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then,
This is expected to storté Mill closed in front.
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(ommny o ; smurt touch is given by the deep,
i‘uli war strength of 150 men. An ac-
tive campaign for recruits will
be started.
as soon as the Sixth
Norwalk, is recruited up to full war
strength.
BRISTOL CONCERN
3 lN"OR°0RATED.
ll.\lt'l‘l~‘t)llll, May ii.""Nt'\\' York
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Fropared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
One-Piece Dress in Straight-Line Effect.
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d‘und color crepe Georgette makes
up on. [urinating rtrafglttruno
trunk. The simplicity of flu: ogcct ta
handsomely preserved in the cross
stitch embroidery.
This is an excellent model for
crepe Georgette, satin or indestruc-
tibie voile. The frock may fasten at
the Jeff. shoulder and underarm, or
it may be slipped on over the head
A large round
collar finishes the open neck and n-
loose belt and large pockets. Cross-
stitch embroidery adorns the belt
and may be added to the pockets, if
’ desired.
in medium size the dress requires
i 6 yards 40-inch material. if made to
slip on over the head. first close un-
, , ‘ (gory efiroctical
Home Drew flaking”,
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def-arm and shoulder seams an noteb-
ed; if desired closed on .left shoulder
and under the left arm, leave the
left shoulder seam free, and the left
under-arm seam above large "0"
perforation in back; close right
shoulder seam. Sew stay to the left
shoulder and under-arm edges of back
as notched.
Saw the collar to neck edge,
notches and center-backs even and
leave collar free forward of_left
shoulder seam and finish for do»
tug. Adjust pocket to position,_ the
front being indicated by small “0"
perforationp with side and lower
edges along indicating small "c"
perforations. Next adjust. the bed
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to position, with upper edge at small
"a" perforation near the center-back
and close on left side. Lap the bolt
about 2% inches when closing.
To make the sleeve, turn the
slashed edge under on slot perfora-
tions. notches cvon. Stitch to posi-
tion and trim with buttons. Close ,
remaining scum as notched. Close
seam of cuffas notched, to small "0"
perforation; sew io sleeve as notcu—
oil. small "0" perforation in cuff at
scam of slecve.‘ Sew sleeve in arm-
hole as notched, small "0" perform.
tion at shoulder seam casing in any
fulncss. .
Next, join'the front and back sci:-
tfons of the bounce an notched. Ad-
Just to position on dress, stitching
upper edge of flonnce along cross—
lino of small “0" perforations,
matching single large “0" and double
small “00" perforations.
If desired, the collar and cuffs mny
be of contrasting material.
and Bristol capitalists are incorpox‘-'.
ators of the Clayton .\iumn'ucturin.ui
Company of the latter wily, which:
filed corporation papers in the office?
of the state secretary today. The2
company will manufacture «butleryi'
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Pictorial Review Costume No. 7151. Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust. Price,
25 cents.
Cross-stitch embroidery No. 12248. Transfer pattern gives 3 yar
dcr 2 inches wide and diagram for the placing of orders. Price, 10 cents
(is of bor-
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irnin- .
and mils iiiuhm'ied capital stock
$002,000.
QELEGATES"TO CHARITIES
couvgNTION.
lliill'l‘lt‘tillli, - May . 3.~—(‘-uvernor
Holcomb I-wlay upzu‘intcd as delegates
,to the mm '1' (":livmiiion of Correc-
tions and I" ‘i-s at. Pittsburgh 'in
June til“ 11' icing:
E. D. B. [Aida n" New London:
‘RHV. llohn' 7 .\l 1 iden; ld-iaryl
Hull, Hurling-:1: '.‘l;‘=rsl'u A. Canning.
New Britain; Iii-i.- ().::.;00d, of New
Haven, John P. Sanderson, ofHart-
foard: and John A. Strain, of Meri-
den.
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sAYS HussANo LEFT HER
Suit.
iSuperior court y'estegday. by Clara F.
iGlover, of Bridgeport, alleging deser.
ition on March 25. 1914. '
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for divorce was filed in the
The couple
LONDON. ‘
NEW LONDON, May 3.~~»Alex. Luna
, berg, 50, Russian sailor, was knocked!
fovcrbonrd from tub Standard of the,
7 Standard Transportation Company by
n imwser in the outer harbor thisi
morning. and drowned. lie shipped]
in New York.
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TUG PAUL JONES SUNK. I
new LONDON, Muy 3.—n is rc-i
ported by the Thames Towbont Com-
pany, of this city, former trainers,i
that the ocean tug Paul Jones, sold,
early in the. year to the French Gov-,
crnment, has been, sunk in the Eng-
fislt Channel by a German submarine.
HEARING ON EXCISE BILLS. I
HARTFORD, May 3.~—'l‘he, excise;
committee. today announced that it
will-give a hearing next Tuesday on
various petitions which foyer legisla—
NEW ,t‘lllll'i‘AlN, ditty -3. ~Ntlii;:rl'(
liurltoln ,agcd 54, died iOdtty.tli the
hospital as the result of having his
neck fractured yesterday. He was
working in a junk yard and whilst
unloading a wagon was crushed by a
bundle of junk weighing 500 pounds.
THIRTY ALIENS UNDER ARREST?
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Two in Bridgeport LiVe‘d Too Close it:
Remington Works t
M YORK, May 3.——More than 30
persons have been arrested in the,
last week in the vicinity of New York;
suSpectcd of being alien enemies on,
the United States. They are the firsif,
draft from the names 'of 3,000. the se—,
crei. service has had in its public post.
session for two years. .3
Among the latest arnests were twa
men in Bridgeport, Conn, living with.
in a half block ofith Remington Arms
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