screams. mm 30, tom
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ll Helpful Hints
:Fasliion POINTS! ' ' ‘ l
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_ Plain Sauce. l
Mix lg cup sugar and 2 teaspoonsi
but, and desired flavoring.
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Snow Pudding. l
Soak one package of gelatinc five’]
mites in 1 cup of cold water; add llt
wring extract and 3 cups boiling:
. it in gelatine and set back on ice ,
Melt ’75 cup of butter in 1 cup of hot
int, for it should be placed on the 1
. veg beat in 1 cup of flour and stir
l it forms a smooth paste. Re-
‘3 from the stove and when cool,
in 3 eggs, 1 at a time, anti without‘
ting, drop in spoonfuls according
he size you wish the cakes to the on
pan and bake. Cut open the side of
"ch cake and fill with, a boiled cream
with marmalade.
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Norwegian “Bakkets.” 1
"‘Fsttlgmauds bakkets"—5 egg yolks,
t briskly five minutes; 1 whole egg
il'ooutinue heating, 6 tablespoons
ck sweet cream, 6 tablespoons sug-
:2, tablespoons brandy, 20 or 30
ready and cut in strips to fit
seeds on a sheet of paper on bak-
‘ board and crush with either the,
to ,of‘a flat iron or the rolling pin.‘
on seeds.
p“? Apple Blossoms. .
Tattle as many nice apples of uni-
nr size as needed. Core and pat-o
bile whole. Have some 'rich pie
filigready an dent. in strips to lit
‘ unit the apple. wet edges and press
‘geth’er. Fill v-the center with sugar
8. little cinnamon or nutmeg. Bake
rather quick oven. Serve \vith-ii
poonful of whipped cream on top. A
all speck of jelly improves the
ks; Peaches can be used in the
meiway. by peeling them. then cut
halves to remove the stone. The
fit; ipwof pit crust will hold them to
hei‘. ‘
‘ , Sweet Macaroni. t
‘flne halt’ pound macaroni. 1 pint
ilk,'2 tablespoons butter, l of cream,
1 Sugar, nutmeg, vanilla, and a lit-
salt. ‘Break macaroni into short
ces put into a farinit kettle, cover
the milk, put on lid of kettle.
k'with boiling water in outer vessel
util‘milk is soaked up and macaroni
its“ clear, but has not begun to
k. Add butter, sugar and flavor-
.and if you have it a few spoonfuls
cream, otherwise thicken with a lit.-
fle milk and bit of'cornstarch. Cover
(1 set in boiling water for 10 minutes
er. Serve in a deep dish with can-
bd‘ or tbranded peaches passed in a.
‘arate dish. ?
N‘Ew,’ YORK’S FOOD AID WORK.
NEW YORK, June 28.—At a meetingt
ay: called by. May'Or Mitchell, plans
he organization of the food aidr
mittee appointed yesterday, willl
iscussed. ,It is plan‘ncddo divide.
cit.y.'into.fot:tylsif seétidhs with a
organizer in charge of each,who
give lectures on the various
cent the subjects of food prices
and supply.
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‘ONSERVATION WORK
TON, June 28.—The Boston
diffrage Association has made
merits to conduct, on behalf of
campaign to enroll house-
’ thework of conservation to
ted hroughout the country by
“C Hoover. ‘
p ABMACY co.
" 6U8MIT8‘, FINAL REPORT
naiaccount of the trustees of
’ pt estate .01 the Hart Phar-
Westport Was submitted to
i Bankruptcy’dohn W. Banks
ayfr 'There .was ‘no opposition
caring and ‘rec‘omtttendation
bent to the United States dis-
,t‘nglthe iinmlnence at war, it is
line (or. the girls to start. in tnak-'
mo»crocheted.necktiesgorthe solr
. .ti‘.._."‘_" .t. ,5
8 applies to the crushing of car- so’ued with onion juice. :oi' the ullict' duties of life.
Iand lettuce. t
at Public Safety Committee. a ~
curt that the account be ap-»
\ _ .
" "a“ ._. l — W__— house was elected to this office.
HOUSChOId Hm"- i Overalls. ' A letter of good wishes containing
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A few drops of 18111011 JUK‘P added 10 This might almost be called‘an age some explanations from MiSs Brend-
ftll‘dl, add 1 Clip boiling waterha btilllc of cream will make it whip of “wraps, for with gardens, defense lingt‘ermxpressing the appreciation of
until clear. Add butter size ot'lnioi'c quickly. :leagues, girl and boy scouts and the
the league.
. . . . . . . The Garden Contest and Canning
The best kind 0f ironing bbdld 00‘“ hundred and one other activities which Committee. Miss Pinneo. chairman,
is made of a heavy layer 01' ubsOl‘bt‘m arc cullii g girls and boys this sum then announced the plan so far form
icotton, such as is uscd for comiorters.'mH-, overalls fill a pl‘aclical require- united-for the canning demonstrations
t should 1),. cut to fit mp board and "an whether for boys or girls, but and this was accepted and the matter
. . ' . left in the hands of the committee
It‘d. lht‘ knots being Ml on lht‘ wrong thinking that the overalls boys wear with power
P of sugar, juice ofl lemon 0" any.side. 'and thc overalls girls (car are the. The Garden Association and 11,.)
.\lii'rors uud ‘ windows are more samcI! Oh, no. :Girls’ overalls are (‘ivic League lil'dll to co-opcrnle and
_r. Put in a shallow (”5h and 59L,ciisil.\' washed it a little ammonia or made rather full and bloomerlike.‘”WSW ”w following ”Hum"
ice to COOL When slightly hard-‘53,] 50"“ is added ‘0 1h“ “'3‘”- MUCh some of them have blouses attached
ed beat the whites or 2 eggs and also depends puon the polishing ClOlllS,jantl are large enough to put over an Norwalk library a, ‘10 ()1qu in ,5”.
Next Friday. July ti, the first of llic
tdcmoustrations will he held Ill the
:i' which there should be several my entire frock if required to do 80. 0f morning. Miss llallock. l‘w employ-c
harden. ‘ttnd absorbent. ”course, khaki is the material conglder. of the (larden Association being the
.
.dcmonstriuor. She will ll:l\t' the as-
A low drops of red ink added to 3 ed the most dcs‘irable for these gar- sistancc 0f sewn” of 1m, girls from
1 y , . . . '
4‘9" “hm 1‘ “5'39”“ 1h? bOIlmg pan of warm water makes a delight- merits khethcr for boys or girls, but ”H. Domestit 301mm Department of
'u] "last" water in which to wash flesh \‘c-l‘y often gingham and italutea are the high M'l’lmll it' a favorable l't‘lll)‘ is
colored Georgette crepe waists which used when the boys are small and dill. ..uly 151'. a (it‘lllonrll'il‘i‘n Will i)“
have lost their freshness. Iwhcu the girls Wear them in the house.
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held in the domestic science room at
_ . . . . the high school if a itiorablc reply is
it. is usuzt‘w .. task to know how to‘ i saw it very cunning and practical glen to the‘ request for the room. The
clean the white l\'01'_\ handles of your overall apron today mode of rubber-t‘iyir- Lpague by its l-(inllllillt'v, will In
formal dinner silverware. ‘But if a ized cloth and covered with service in Chars“ 0f lhl‘ lit’lllllilSll‘fllil'n 3| illt‘
halt lemon dipped in salt is rubbed able blue and white gingham. It con-
cvcr the handles, the yellow appear- uiiztctl of full rmnpcr-like bloomers and uaugh in t-hargc M the one u, ,1“, high
ancc will be gone and the ivory will a bib with straps which crossed over school. This will probably be iii 5%
.look white and new. ‘the shoulders and buttoned to llic in the afternoon. and it Hit-re is u
library. lhv Gui'tlcll Association. Mfr».
l’. W. lli‘ooks and Mrs. John (‘uvn
bloomers in the back. The back of change ”,w'“ 1’" “""an‘l' ,
Miss l’llllict) rcporlcd :is to bounce.
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For the Lunch Box. the lJlUOIlth and thy towel edgts were ”m, (m May '1‘ ,1", sum mm“. by W.
Here are some suggestions for lulled on elastic. This is to be pulled children tor children's carol-us. sw
luncheons that are inexpensive and on over the smalls girl's or boy" hi‘d been dividcd by the couuuittcc 7n-
plcasing: clothes to keep lllclii dry when playing.
tween the (‘liildicu's llepurtiuctit it
_ thc (lurch Association, and the East
Potato salad with sandwiches made on the beach. I thought to my self that She mm him.” M thanks from Mrs.
with hard boiled eggs. it would Illilkl‘ a splendid soap bubble NlJ‘Willk In”,m\-,.u,,.n I Amp-mm,”
. _ , u. . .3. . .- ._ .. t l’, \V. 'i 3%,: i two ‘il?l‘.‘ To 1 -
3” Heat these first until crisp m (llnllldln blldd and lettuce “lill may lapron. ll . . My Sluafitlk”I‘ilnprovldmcnl Lani?
. oun'iisc and cold fish. . ln tl‘e accom )iin int: i ustrittiou is j‘“-‘ . ‘ ‘ . -‘ "
mend it you have not a mortar, ‘ l ‘ I ) lion. an immcdintc iickuoulcdguicut
Cold pork. lamb or mutton chops shown a small boy alllFMl in practt- from .\lrs.ts.._l. Wright.cluttr1nuu,;nul
preserved in waxed paper. ’t at overalls. He looks ready for weed one 1"“... arm- the m, Hint: of thi- us-
l’ccnn and celery sandwiches seii- int: his garden. for fishing or doing any sociutiou. from Mrs. llulklcy, N‘Cl‘tn
jtiii'y, insti‘uctcd by llic club‘tt. coun-y
their 'llttlllit: illitl appreciation. Attcr
lllt‘ obligations nl lllt‘ giirtlcn contest
cotmuittcc are discharged the sum rc-
muiuinu in tho truisury will he ck»
tit-illicit l'iu' lllt' work of food coiiscr'vn-
1")“ now so much urn-id by the govern
mc'itt. It is planned l‘l‘ltll‘t‘ bug. to
hold (I "llousckccpcrs‘ Syitzposium.”
vlicrc women “"110 time lcnrncil by tic-
tlonl I'H‘t-l‘lcllt‘t' how to manage in this
«lit-unit time tan meet and cxchuugc
ll-itt‘ .
Cold baked beans with brown bread
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Corned beef with rye brcud, horse.
radish and shredded cabbage. l
A Novel Way to Clean Silver. 9
Cut up ‘1; cake or white sotip'in an '
aluminum kettle of boiling water, put ‘
your silver in and boil it) minutes: youfi
will be surprised how bright your silfi
ver will be; it will look as it‘ it just
enmc otit of the jewelry shop, Try it
and you will be morc than pleased. I
HOSPITAL NOTES
ll. bmt lint-sou. ot' Shelton, was “11'
muted :iud disclmrccd ycstcriliiy.
I‘lmilcs l.‘.lltlt‘l‘l)t"‘2,' of l\_\' l’lucc.
\\Zl.~ :tllllllit'tl _\c.~'tcl'(l:i‘~.
lv'viu; Hunt ot’ RN chiuzutm :ivcnuc
v mi tllbl‘liill'fli‘d yestcrduy,
l .ltlllll Stun-its. of Ill Fctn'icw :tvc
For Short Stemmcd Flowers.
Fill un illicit glass bowl with white
sand, cover with water. stick thc
:itt'lllS in the sand und you will b“ sur-
prised to tlntl how long they will keep
fresh. liird Stilltl is best. '
huc. was :ulmittctl today.
vo
Miss i‘uiltci'iuc lint-alum, of 1:22!
South :ihliu street was admitted todu)‘.
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How to Weigh the Baby. , _ _
The best and ciisicst way to weigh Overalls are not the only thing the WHERE IS THE PROFIT?
baby is to step on the settles with it. young folks wciir this rillmfllt‘l’t “""n "I understand tlrcy sold their luulsc
then without it. the difference in though i haw nh‘nlilml‘i‘ ‘1“‘m fil‘Si- for 33mm) more than they paid for it.’
weight is the baby‘s weight. For little boys are suits of military um)“. 1110M”
cut. made of gtiltitcii linen. chnmbrtty “Lucky nutliina' M,” they‘d sold
. . , ‘ 1.
“\'c.<. l ll-‘lllillll :1 pair of clglit dolltir‘ \
WM . 7 ' ' 1 ‘ " hnrc~' !
' ‘ ' I shors. but :1 (l yllll \ytlui Hit .0 no 1
Home Notes. and lihtiki. l‘ruuly cut like the 00:13 “f it they discmered that thoy'vo 2m to [(lulml‘t \-. :. wouldn't care it i did.’
Bulimia pools. are excellent as a pol- a uniform. tho littlo (.tutt boasts or two My $10,“) more than they ”win“ you; i
tub for tau shoes. brcitst pockets. Willi laps, two sidt‘ for their house for another home to
A “'31” 5901 on Silk may b0 “VOWPG pockets, and n bcll. 'l‘hc trousers, :trc, livc inf—Dorm“ Frcc rl’csf
by placing the silk, while still wet, on of course, slim-t. Sailor suits. which ~———_'~—«. -~- N"...
one dry cloth and rubbing with an- small boys not cunncclctl with' the
other until perfectly dry. Grease spots navy often look upon Willi tlisfavor.‘ Infants-MO'hers
may he removed from silk by washing have become very populur with ,thr.‘
TMW .
MANUFACTURERS’ CHORUS
BANQUETS AT DORLON’S pom'r?
BR! tumour. June 30:»le tact} \6df‘y é’vPFdCflCdl Ht
o’e-i—y-
that lllt’lllbi'lri of the .\lan.tfactttrcrs‘t
assotiution chorus are as loud oil mome Dreff ”(z/(in ‘
Hlltil‘t' dinners and \\ll(!l(‘.\‘(lltlt" {llllilstf'i . g . g, _‘
went as those who ‘12“? hcard thcirl H;
rcuititions .|l't‘ of tlicir singing: wits! effonf I
amply 3il(‘~"t‘ll Thursday when tlicy, -..‘
journeyed to Lorlon‘s Point. linstl
Norualk itlll enjoyed ill] l‘XW'lltllli
tut-a] and an excellent ciitei'tiiiiiiiiciit.1 _ . _
George F. lludlty {lt'il’tl its pilot to; By Plctoual Renew
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Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
the 32 busincsssouustcrs and saw ml ,
it illill everyone clijoyctl the day. i
Box.Plaited Coat of Summer Serge. .
may be white. or blue. The coat in f
buxplaitcd and has a. square yoke
anti opcn neck finished with a square
collar. The front may be rolled back
to form revere. or buttoned in high
cit‘ect. (‘iifts tlnish the two»pieca
Tllt- trip was iuutle in motor this:
l'pon iii-rival tit llll‘ Point the lJilhh‘l
singers proceeded to trim the tenors;
in“ it lulxclmll illlllt’ll. Tlic M‘tll‘v was1
it to It, the pliiyiug bciun atrocious;
but thc cntoyutcui immcusc.
\‘ollcy bull contests were then cn- sleeves, but lllt‘<t}4113)"'ll€ omitted,‘if l
. . . -. . . ., ii “UH! desired. In medium we Ric coat 10- i
joled after whith .i short t umi .. quires 23‘ yards iii-inch material.
pur'nkrn of ill llic l‘ ll'ltlll ll(lll.\t‘. llur- As today’s home dressmaking len— i
in: tho meul. Mics l-Itllc .lcauu‘s ot' lhul son deals with the cutting of the
United Booking (villi-es blcttscd “illlt coat it is ncccssui'y to study ill:
' ’ ' " l lifv tho \l=il‘
' '- ' i 1 mt )(iillltll‘ guidt, pl‘OHllUl to Kim!) ,
he! “gamma M ”H 1”” l I l of the seamstress. First fold the
mm: hits. ”I“ Mum‘s ”Him.“ 10“; material in half on it smooth surlnce.
for home about it o'clock and Mill A“. table large enough for the pur-
iuukc the outing, which is the t‘irsl.i yosc will do. .\ow, on the length-
. . .1 .mu wise fold place the back if the coat,
.1“ “mu” d "1' then leave stiflicicut SllilC-l for the
' cuff and lay the collar and )‘oke on ,
HIS CONSIDERATE WIFE l the lengthwise fold ‘also. .
"' "” l The cuff is so laid on the serge
It is Too Bad We Can't Hear Her; that the large “0" perforations rest.
Side of the Story on a lengthwise thread. Above the
' ' . ‘ ' . the left oil to
S . ,. I 3 _. , 3,10,... (off is the yoke, and to
' lic tieyii .illll\t~ us to 0 II“ \ yoke. and opposite the back, are the
“hm FM ” “”le m mm“ women; ltiWol‘ sleeve suction and undertacinI-I.
slio prctcuds lllttt slic docsn‘t ctli'c fun all of which sections have the largo
the things slicttctuzilly needs. .. "0" perforations laid on a length-
"l m, ‘lNll'llllt’tl " app to,“ ,0 ”5-2-1 wise ”trend of material. The upper
‘ ll ‘ ‘ ‘ . sleeve section and the pockets are
:iiu ushiimcd for them to know how, placed above the yoke. The remain-
you trout inc. No other man would: in}: material will be sufficient for
allow his who to wear the clothes Iiuttl the front of the coat and the belt.
l huvc to \wur. titlicr men tell tlll‘ll‘v ' The large “0., perforations in the
‘ -' .. ~ ' u; b i i‘ 1 “1mm Summer serge is used to fashion . ‘ . _
“I“ “s ‘0 bu" ”H” " u ‘ l' ,1 this smart looking pm". “on”, 1,,”- front are laid on s lengthwise thread
for you to 1,." me in buy sniill'l milk, the front and bark lillJ‘~)lltlll('ll luloui and the belt on a crosswise fold.
for myself i wouldn't have it new a WWW ”am" A ,Mm.,.o”m. 0/84‘11- Those. little coats are in Excellent.
tlicss bctwi-cu nou illltl doo‘usdily. material finishes the ut'ck. fly“, for summer “1.4.". and may bu
" .. - . x i "Ill urt’f'r _ 't , , , v, .
.\ud "" l."” “mph ”m u h ‘ This smart model is fashioned of “WHOM“ in “1h timtcrmls With
”1" 1” ML" ”mm“ 1 km’w ! “”1 hum summer serge, the color of which smart effect.
to answer for it. but i do it on no, . ‘4
count of the children. I don't wont l ‘ CCl'lDl'; 7373 Show-mg SI 8
. “*“fi ,, ' t
tlwtll lIl ho humiliated by growths up 1 - :1
ill a community where itcctilO knewI ~
how thcir mother is treated. Yes. {
,th:\' is all I liiiu- bcard :~lll(‘t‘ l mur- ; r
‘l'l'Wl debts. tlcbls. debts. 1 don't
know \\ll2tl iu- the world you would F
find to tulk about if you “'l‘l'l‘ out of.
(ll'lll. . i . _ .
' ' i .‘M ' .
“i could “Ii-n.» in my new“ In W soft) or 54 than MATERIEL WlTH NAP . .PmnlchDHWD-W
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iuoucv to ‘uty tlic things i uttd. hit _, ‘ . ,_ n
. ___.__..__. . 7—”. .. .m. .... - . cuts.
I out :ishiu-icd to let them know will” l’it‘inl‘ilil licvww (co Ac .3“ biLLB. 8 to 11 years. Pilcc. «0 e
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“w, an). N“. you can't SH’ “"3““ ~ , - .. . . /~ ~ “A , .. - " .-.-
can‘t see anything. I
“I just wish you would point to one“
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tliltt‘: l llll'it" bouuht lllls season—lint Y .
point 't) oizc thing l have bought. (lb. 6 nave Own. 5 Ever
vans, that suit - llltli suit is ull you can: v . . ... .
lhipk “ion. I guess you wish I, When your livcrisout of crdcr,_ycurhcr.d, stcmnchh
li'i'tlli't bought it. i guess you wish 1, bile and bowels suite-1' Willllt. that is why a bihous
”mu-t hm. ,itlyiliilig :21 am to wear. 1 attack isoi‘tcn serious. Ward it off withaicw descscf .1
if time or . shame in you,
would” ‘ ' ‘3 " “‘9 “"1" “Z“ (10' . l which gently arouse a sluggish liver, and renew the activities 50‘
"\"lml 1“" i 1"“ 1“”? .‘05' that 5! necessary to good health. They never produce any disagreeable
who? i rill" "“ “‘1' “mm '” ‘ ought 1“ ‘ ai’tcccffects. Their prompt use is beneficial to the system, and Will
to have gone without u but? That ls.
just the way 3‘0““1W“:liiih‘i‘illumvoil Prevemt Biiious AttaCks
try to say it word about
m-mW»--“ - ‘-~‘- '
l.—$fi..~mw.mmw w-c-fl v-vII"
. IF THERE was A
.GENTLEMM w THIS
CFtR Fl LADY WOULDN‘T
HAVE To STAND:
wall and drying in this way, . lyoung‘o'r gonemtion this season. If- Thousands testify ‘ call attention m everything 1 pwri _ Directions of Special Value ’0‘,“an are with Every Box
limlmg water will take out choke- onc is too young to be it member of I ’ paw bought. It hurts you so much' ' Sold by dmggiau throughout the‘world. In boxes, 10c.,25c.
’chcri'y stains it‘ applied at once. the navy he need not be £09 young ‘0. “0 rl ICk s for me to buy anythinr: that you ncvoyt
Obstinatc berrv stains can usually lock as thouoh he did White linenE ~ - ' n ~l 1 it—never quil
. .. . i 3 .-. ~ . . . quit tlitukma .iioil ,_‘.__...._._. ___, “WW” ,. 4
be removed wnh mk removers. and navyibluc serge are the materials] _ The Original wishing: i had done without. There: ,
i If white shoes are brushed often for this type of suit. I . M It d Milk isn't another \\‘Ollliin-"_-;(‘lfllldo Col..[_ Become a Constant
[with it very stiff brush they will not ———-—-——- a e I hut in Fort “.01.,“ Star Tplpgl‘aln' .
”9““ much cleanii. '5- | The men who call the militia forcesL Upbuilds and sustains the body ‘ .,-__.... l .
Scratch new slices on‘ the bottth tin soldiers are again thanking their! No Cooking or Milk required . NOTED EDUCATOR DEAD. | , 0
with some sharp point to prevent slip- stars that they had the foresight not, Used for IA of a Century NEW ‘i'tlll'ix. .que 30.3.3310?! GUEl'.‘ ea er 0 en 'ne
in r. ' to oin. ilisoll. it noted educator, t 9 Po ay ..
D E l j ‘ Substitutes COS: YOU Same Nae. his home in Brooklyn. aged 18. I ~ ‘
FELIX FIEFIFTEEN. Felix Fiefifteeu—Mr. Flotit‘tceu was rinht then- to it our out what the lady said: .. g
WELL! I‘M GLHD -
To GET our or: HERE!
I'VE BEEN STANDING
ON ONE FOOT
For: THE LR 51‘
HOUR t‘.‘
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