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Fashion Points
iI Helpful Hints
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Tomato Toast.
Cook one can of tomatoes until
t h
salt and'sugar to taste.
add one-half cup of cream and pour
over slices of buttered toast.
Deimonico Tomatoes.
one can of tomatoes dry, out
enters, fill with grated bread
seasoned with butter, onion,
llakc one hour till
Drain
out the
‘ crumbs.
salt and pepper.
rich brqun.
Tomatoes (German Style).
Put two tablespoonfuls of butter into
a frying pan. When but add one can
brown, turn. season with salt and pep-
per, dredge a little flour otter them.
add the chopped beef. season with a
when hot serve at once.
Tomato Soy.
Three cans of tomatoes, one large.
pepper out line. one tablespoonful each
of allspice, black pepper, celery seeds,
salt, and one-half pint of vinegar. Boil
.‘ one hour.. strain and bottle for use.
.Tomato Sauce for Meats.
Stew one can of tomatoes twenty»
minutes. strain. ptlt into a Rauccpan
with a small minced onion, parsley,
pepper, sugar and salt. Bring to a boil.
stir in a good spoonful of butter rolled
In flour, boil up and serve.
Tomato and Cucumber Salad.
Drain one can of tomatoes. cut into
Small pieces, slice {our cucumbers. cut
Bone head of celery into one-half inch
pieces. add one-quarter pound of
blanched and chopped almonds, mix
‘and cover with cream mayonnaise.
.4.
Picnic Cakes.
One half cup butter, two cups brown
sugar, one cup sour milk. one tea‘
andahalt’ cups flour, one teaspoon
.These are nice for the school lunch as
- .‘ {well as picnic cakes.
Milk Tpasl.
Toast as many slices of hrt’ad as are
required; butter carefully and stand in
“oven to keep hot. Take two table--
Lipoons flour and two of butter, stir
'lhem in a saucepan until the flour is
cooked. Add a pinch or salt and half
. all the time. lief
., ‘ _ flier the toasted bread.
vBeef Hash.
smooth, seasoning with butter, pepper.l
When donet
tomatoes which have been drained, fry,
=noon washable and fine lingerie drcs
inoou washable and ftinc lingerie dres..
\‘oiie has taken their place. This
Ics.
lilit‘
,lustmus
{bat iste.
handkerchief linen
l
islipi vcr typcs. have now become de-
iligbtfully varied. Fancy belts which
{fasten in odd fashion. a variety of col-
ilill'H, standing muffler type, shaped
lsailor collar or shawl revers. are style
features of the new sleevelcsa sweater
short coats. They open down tho
front in coat fashion. and even at
times fold across in. from
brcasted effects.
Such lift! int only knit-
.tcd but are also made of every kind
;of' material suited to summcrwbright
'colorcd reps, crepe dc chine, tat‘i'ctas.
sport satin and velours de laine.
They‘ are worn with a slicer Wlillo
voilc blouse, a side or box pleaded
iskirt of‘ cotton voile or plain figured
»crope.~
i Though the drcsscs with thcir lit-ms
‘puffcd under in harem or vjouavc style
have bccn ill style now for several
yours there is no chance in their pop-
ularity. They are sold in the smartest
ready to wear shops and worn by
Iwomen who are known for their taste
.in dross.
There are
“Tl
smci‘fll ways that the
:touuvrc skirt puff is arranged. in each
clisc, of course, thcrc'has to he a drop
skirt five or six inches shorter titan
thc outer skirt is gathered, turned un-
der and fastens up onto it. The most
usual way is to cut the outer skirt
about fifteen inches longer than the
,tmdcr one. which stops some distance‘
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Among the summer tabrtcs there is
a noticeable absence of French linen
in double
‘ (4;.- .
’driol apricots.
Various Helps
:. llomcmakcrt seldom miss oppot
,which make for
‘nianagcmclv. dust at the momert
voiic is so fillt' and so thin that only a ‘. when cvl-rr woman is looking S‘lurhf
(lose inspection reveals that it is offal detail and instituting all possibie‘
more ptit'tlus weave and not Dune: reforms for the betterment of result?!
and l Just a few little reminders of the last
icry in equipment may proVe helpful.
They do away with all
when trying croquettes
[sally owned.
latices work
‘or vegetables,
i Small glass lltlitcl‘ crocks with cov-
ct's mnkc instant appcal, bcingsucccs‘
rors to the oldltimc bowls for putting
away lt-i't overs in iCc boxes. Their its?
putt-tically . liminatcs odors.
r‘piceswcinnanflm. ginger and nut-
;mcuwplaccd in plans salt and pepper
‘shakers are neat and labor-saving. Onc
‘rliakc ovcr apple pie or cake. docs thf1
trick. Remember those mtractive blue
crockery litixtlS~>t'ti\'t‘l‘§ always lost or
built: broken? ’l‘in boxes were all
(lilflil‘ll like jcwcl boxes~ with bother-
some (‘0\‘t‘i‘<.
Hrcud pans. of class have proven
practical Watching the browning pro-
. 7 all around, when baking, in spe-
cially advantageous.
Syrup panel-s for use in jelly and
preserve making: have reduced this
art to a scicncc.
with all uncertainty.
Glass caswroles are li“lll;.’ added to
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ltlltll‘n ‘lllllllm‘ “l l‘“ “WWW“ [hunt '3 One of the most common faults of the htalc council of ‘l‘tctcnsc has made
the diet is the eating of too much pl‘tb‘rt't‘tlllliiiolltlttlitiilh‘ as follows in regard
rhubarb. as well as
cheaper (‘tlts of mcnt. it is gratifying
thing more ideal?
Mosquito netting bags are now beinl.’
tunitics to adopt labor-saving nicthods
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cilicicncy in hourt .
Their use docs away,
,lttlttltt tilllliENS
ilMany Home Gardens Have
Suffered Severely—Reme-t
dy ls Spray of Tobacco So-i
lution l
l
. Noi'walk garda’lm. especially the,
‘war gardens, have llccn attacked by.
| Sleeveless sweaters, once simplcd lint, fat thciemomctcls.ttc not mind , .l illdhllt of plum int \\lll(li lllltdlt‘llsj
‘ to undo all the work which has been
Vdoue during. the summer by the ulna-i
,lt‘lli' lftlllik‘l‘s. Some of the rardcns'
lhave been almost dostrtlycd by the:
. tic-"t, and the school gardens have rc»
ccivcd particular attention from thet
swarm oi insects which lillri ilitn'ctcd:
' the plants. i
p in an t-fftil'l to sil‘t't- the gardens as;
hwcll as their product the Home tlztr- ,'
,dcn committee l'tlillt-sls that all who,-
havc home gilltl‘ilr or any kind to
ocrntinize. their plants cltH-cly and at1
the slightest sicn of either an cuui
deposit or the insect itsclf slight-sit
,thc lisc of a splay ot' nicotinv soltrl
lion which is said to be the most cf-,
fcctuai treatment :tuatiltst the plague,
The insect. is seldom visible on the
,tops of the leaves bttt sot‘l‘clt‘s‘ itself
underneath the foliage. it is not an
eating insect, but is armed with a
proboscis which it inserts into llic:
plant and extracting the juicc, kills“
its growth, 'l'hc first signs oi thcf
prcsd‘nce of the plant licc, union the,
plants are examined carefully, in thati
,the leaves turn yellow and droop, thel
t-ntirtl plant soon following suit.
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WE'LL BALANCED DIET. ‘ i
, . ,thc lady to excrete and is likely to dc- to cycmption
in sec tho \\‘]!(llt‘ cooking tlpt-lltlltlll. ”1,. ody to cxcretc attd is ”may to de- ,ttskinu In”, three ciassesrcccivc con-
An tor cledttlillt‘sr'. can you fancy an)" coitlptisc in the intestines with the for. 5i,p.,mmn in this connection:
mation of poisonous waste products.
tlrccn vegetables and raw ll.“ are
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Social Leader in War Work
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hrs Av¢ wuumd Astor-
Min. .lobu Astor, first will- of Joint
Jacob Astor, who spends most of her
timc ill London. has been busy with
charitable work in 'llclpinu llritieh
soldier». This is tltc first photograph
of her taken in Home ycurs. ill fact
since her forttlcr husband was lost in
lltc wreck of the Titanic.
AGRICULTURAL EXEMPTION.
Requests That Consideration Be Given1
to Three Classes of Men.
The t‘ommittce of Food Supply of-
agricultural labor,
for
First »»»»»» .‘tlcn with technical educa-
tion. capable of supervising auricul-
furnished llH‘ l”““‘""“-‘ -"“ ““9 hand: important elements of the diet. There tural projects. including boys‘ farm-l
kct'chict‘s and tlollics that are to bf‘
hung on windy clolhcs ...tcs. .
about the boot tops. Thc short under-“7
skirt hem is gathered into an elastic,
half in circumference. Tile edge of
about. four inches above the lower
edge. Along the ridge where the out-
:cr skirt joins the undershirt spaced
‘wcights are sometimes sewed, or lead-
cd ribbon. to keep the skirt front puff-
im: up too much.
To get the 'i‘tlrkish silhouette the
skirt lining is left short, as in the pre-
ceding. but has no elastic in its hhn.
The outer skirt is gathered to the
a pint of milk. heat gradually stirring foundation also in the same manner.-
it boil up; pour But along the edge of the. foundation‘ '
skirt, in the center. a little strap of
the gown's material approaches the
center back of tile undorskirt just
Wonderful! Wonderful“
spoon soda, one egg well beaten. two II‘l‘HSIH’iWI 011W about 4‘ WIN and 1‘ l'hut's what the women-folklmwhel 9
they see our
each clove, cinnamon and allspice, one Ill" Olllm‘ skirt is gthorcd, turned tin-l Wl‘ilFREll WORTH CROCHEI 800!
cup raisins. cut; my“. in cm, cake tins. dcr and then sewed to the untlerskirt‘
A treasure of attractive ideas fot.
beginners as well as expert CROCHET
‘ Workers. Anyone can follow the sim-
ple instructions and do beautiful work.
cnocrlt—fr
TATT lac?
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z ' THE PRAlSE CONTINUES
\is little energy in these foods, htlt tbcy
.
labor camps, and manager of farms.
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Mllllll." mmct'nl suits wluch the body conducted on a commercial basis. This“
.‘ needs and curious substances call'cd “punt
’\‘liilmlllS, which arc easily destroyed newton, supervisors, etc.
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by cooking.
,rulc for securing a well balanced diet.
it is: An ordinary family
~ables and fruits as for meats, fish and,
,eggs and us much for milk and cage as
.for meat and fish. ‘
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‘Everywhere We Hear Good Reports:
of Doan'a chfie‘y‘ Pill.“
South Norwalk is no exception. i-Iv~
cry section of the U. S. rcsounds with
praise of Dunn's Kidney i’iila. Thirty
thousand persons are hiring testimony
in their home newspapers. The Sin-
tcercity of these witnesses, the fad
flint they live so near, is the beat
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spend about as much for tnilk, vent-t- itiu a knowledge “f (Hiding. .
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f equipment
tnittoe of Food Supply in response tot
requests front W. .l. Spillman. Chief of;
thc oilicc. of Farm management. Unit-l
cd States Department of Agricultural
and from llcrberl Knox ‘Smith, chair-l
man of the committee on man power,
and labor of the state Council of De-l
tense.
ant-iculturall
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Somali—Trained dairymcn and bttt-\
include county
(inc Will PM)?“ lilib‘ suggested 1' tcr~makcrs tmcn who are familiar withi
pasteurizinu; bottling, and care off
”Wild milk in general). and hcrdsmcn bar.
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M on
'l‘hird~"(‘tne man" farmers.
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who are working: their own place with-j
‘out rclzular help, and whose land and;
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would remain idlc if they: _
,werc rclnoved. i
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This action was taken' by the Comm
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.Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
A Chic Tailored Skirt.
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Dcmned to enjoy fashionable fav—
or i.l this iit‘l" fll‘o-pircc circular
skirt with high ll‘fllsiliilt‘ and belt
crossed in front. the pointed curls
being buttoned (o fllc trillllllilly pic-
cos of the inserted pockcls.
Q‘éRlMMING
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only eY’ra cried!
Drew} flaking, ._.
FOLD OF 34- lNCH MATERIEL WITH NAP
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Equally adapted to separate wear
or to be used with the season‘s
blouses and coats is this two—piece
circular skirt. Medium size requires
2-“, yards Stilton material and the
width at the lower edge is about 11%,
yards. The skirt in plain in from.
and closes at the left side, the waist
line being in high effect. It has in’
sorted pockets and is trimmed with
a hclt which is crossed in front with
pointed ends buttoned to the trim
miug pieces of the pocket.
The design is a sinecure for the
home dressmaker, office the lumber
cf seams in the skirt has been red-lo
ed to a minimum. By placing tho
front and back goses on a length—
wise fold of matcrialthese sections
are cut without scams. Follow the
cutting guide carefutly in placing the
pattern on the fabrlt. The pocket
and trimming sections are. so laid on
the material that the large “0" pct"
t'orations rest on a lengthwise thread.
The belt has the straight edge renting
along the selvage of the goods.
If tho skirt is desired in shorter
lcnth. cut off from lower edges or
gores or turn 8.1le the. desired
amount.
A very effective way to trim this
skirt is with machine-stitching,
which is an exceedingly fashionable
form of decoration for tailored mod‘
els. The stitching is done with very
coarse silk and appears above the
hero and on the belt. The skirt is
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suitable to development in gabardlnn,
serge, Poirot twill, taffeta and burulla
. cloth. K
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Piotorial Review Skirt No. 7184. Slz cs, 22 to 34 inches waist. Price. 20
cents.
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TAKE GOOD CARE
OF BOYS ABOARD
with a complete sci the w men also
Dishing each new member of the crew
THE CONNECTiCUT have two destroyers to care ftl‘fllfl
(of which has a complement of 56 men.
Women’s Navy Legue Members ln-
dustriously Knit for
U. S; Sailors.
The Women's Navy league. of Fair-
field county-has completed 525 sets of
The tlt‘l‘fll‘illlt‘hi of farm manage- knit sweaters. murders and wrlstlets
and the other 76 men.
The work will progress rapidly now?
étbat the volunteer workch to the
'(‘fttlsc
l knack.
I
have got into the knitting
Chop cold roast beef or picces of’
, beefsteuk: fly half an onion in a pitco
of butter. When the onion is brown,
add the chopped) beef, season with a
little salt and pepper: moisten with
jltlle beef gravy, if you have any; if not,
'rwith sufficient water and a little but-
ter. Cook long enough to be hot, but
not longer, as much cooking tongbens
the meat. An excellent breakt‘a
enough to give the Turkish trouser, _
movement. Sometimes the rolled on.
dcr effect is :imply obtai‘fg’hy turn-L
ing up the lower edge to a much short-l
er inside separate lining of the thin?
skirt and running a wide elastic in the
underskirt "edge. This pulls in the . '.
skirt enough, the elastic gives You want this popular thlt‘rul
when the wearer needs to take an es~, Worth Crochet Book containing more
5'. dishvlppciany long slop {than sixty-five new. different doling.
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. Mrs. Baye——~Sheiis simply mat: on 5
lthe subject of germs, and sterilizes or}er and the book will be mailed to
your address.
filters everything in the house“. 1
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yet :
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brunt of the merit of lloan's. Kb")? 11
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South I\orwalk ease. llltlll with l utdhnl, the ques lon'for the battlmhip Con
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Mrs.‘fi. (l. Ferris, fl Cross “wt, 0t farm labt. thump. lllt [litht‘lll Cllhhimg to Mrs, thry S Glover Fat
has been called upon to make recom- lipid, chairman of the committee.
South Norwnlk, says: “1 have used ‘ b 1' h d ll’llt-
. - ~ - " ' i i * > ': s H . s i t ,‘r
l‘oans 'Kltlllt‘v rims a. few lllllOS in the mendnttons to tin \\ ll‘ tl(|ifll‘lllltlll ill This has tin accompt t at f
' by the women of the county who
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In.“ and bpmuqe of tile benefit thev regard to exemption of agricultural ,
have brought, 1 can certainly recom- workers and in tll'tlt‘r to do so intelii- have industriously knit for the cause "D" on "1,“ "my“
mend them. Whenever my back has gently. 15"“ka thc cooperation ofnti their own expense ev en thoush illcl 29 East 29thSt.,NewY’ork Cit"
ecn the committees of food supply in thecost ()l' yarns has been mcreasmgt
‘ ll“lpitllV it ‘ ' ‘ fROM our 500 ”011;!
‘ .. rooms on may no]
one It 1.50per day-nag
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The famous Hotel for WOMEN;
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Martha Washingtonl
been lame or my kidneys have b
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irregular in action. 1 have gotten a "“10“!" states.
is estimated that where}
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box or so of Dean's Kidney Pills at;~-—~ ,
lthe cost heretofore would have been.
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. '«i—you must keep your stom-
ach well, your liver active,
*the Bowels regular, and your
,blood pure. Your physical
icondition depends on the
health of these 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
i great help in maintaining good
lbealth. A single box will
prove the remedial value of
BEEIIIAM'S
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“How does she get along with her
i family 1’" '
her
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{Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that;
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Ask lmci'I’l-gl fig-TEEN |
"TIL .
”IA 03") "RAND PILLS, for 25
approximately $15 in the stores.
Besides replenishing the worn out
‘ ' ‘ i l "‘ I " t l ‘ the advanced cost of‘ u - 3100 cr 5. “Q
Baxter's drug store. They ha\e nevel * c s is- per se um ei _ . . . I ' _ p y
fanpd to help me." t 6"" HE§I|§IBM§IBRLLL jyarn the net cost of each is $8. Hand-i fig‘?:flrfl&:ma
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don‘t Sim-l ’ hit?"i'5.’fsi‘.’.'.’".fll“l" knit articles such as have been made: an r lentTnbled‘H
plv ask for a kidnev remedy—get; l'lllotil‘ilgd nut «gill mert:l'lfc lby the Navy league would have cost! luncheon at 40 cent. fl;
~ . ‘ will: 3‘33?" m“ ”M" l dinner 1:50 cents. «mg
500m AND ADDITIONAL lNl-‘ORIIA'HO.
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3‘ Ho$5_<;o.~o.t ‘
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LIKE Tuose FlREMEN no!
I WASTE Samocn TIME
DRESSING Evalzv MoRuiuG
is THE REBSON I HINE
SO THAT
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Now $355.1 dump
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NECKTIE RND Cow'-
nuo I‘M DRESSED!
oohy even relations are ‘2 Mrs. Ferris had, Foster-Milburn Coqi ”mmwmBahSarmIAmysRcmm i . spru- upon REQUEST
Strained." ' mwfi“,,"”"“““.u. mnflu jProps” Buffalo, 4.”. Y.——Adv. OlDBlDRUfiGlSlSEVERYWHERE ,artlcles on the Connecticut and fur
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MR. FIEFIFTEEN Mr. Fiefifeen will yet make commuting a pleasure. “at”
Fem ! ‘ SPEHKTO ME‘.
WHRT Hos HHPPEME
SHOES‘SSTRR'GgE” ”P To ‘loo? . I MUST HWE
into my HtET we _ '. '
INTO MY 'CDLLPlR not) STUBBED My
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