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cipes 5! Helpful Hinfs
g §have been able to get into by slipping
; ! Fashion Paints them Over the head, then adjusting the
, [Tried Re
Watch the use of sugar in jelly mak-
Smoked Meot Hath.
One of
contrast, comes the dress with a row
Draped stvle'smar—e—nn—doubtedly ha‘..3these very smart frocks is shown in
{waistline by an elastic. Now. in direct
E of buttons down the back.
KAssembly, but the enormous size -;f
plans was not revealed at that time.
' The dam is to be 100 feet high, and
will span the river on a natural rock
base which the_Smgue ant\ Hen\\ood
Company of Scranton, Pa., has found
ing and save wherever possible, says‘lng their day now. Actually, you comefile second sketch. The buttons are 'after “ref“! drilling during a numbet
Take some carrot-s. cut into long the National Emergency Food Garden‘across them here, there and every- “0"“er With the cloth ““011 makes 0f “9")“ AS 500” as [he proposed ‘0‘
stew them till Commission at Washin
‘strips or little dice,
quite soft in broth with salt and but ina
gton. D. C.. in aiwhere and at all times of the day. too. ”he dress, in this "mam" bl“ on many cation of the dam was decided “pon' a
tionwide campaign to conserve factor the reason that there is hardly a lserg“ and 5'3”“de dresses bone but- (”W was set to work sounding ”19‘
ter. Brown a little flour in butter, food of the nation and against waste.’fabric which does not lend itself well‘tons are used. This ”09ka serge is depth of the rock. Already the entire
flrain the broth from the carrots intoThe commission will send free its can-Ito this becoming style, whether it is tembeu‘Shed "0‘ only With “5 se‘f‘c°"‘-lal‘e b01101“ has been 13“ out under
it. Add to the preparation alittlclllin
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winegar. sugar and pepper, stir and;C
g or drying manual to any who in- the cotton voile or gingham for'coun'ler buttons, bm With a braided trimnsurveying methods by the Birkenbine
lose a. two cent stamp to pay postage-try wear, the satin or taffeta for after- ‘ming starting from the highest part or Engineering company of Philadelphia. 1
boil it till it forms a creamy saucefl' ISugar is costly and every housewife noon calls, to say nothing of the chif- che drapery and priceeding downwardt I ‘
Take remains of smoked meat. cut it'should use great care with it. In order‘fon and Georgette frocks whiCh are, to the hem' accentuating this new out-l
QUEER WEDDING CUSTOMS.
into small dice slices, add these to the'to tell just how much sugar should oe’above all, most charming for summertime“ Another important feature 0‘;
carrot, pour in the syrce, stir the hash
well, let it stew for a quarter of aniteaspoonful or juice in a 818.85 and add:
hour, it liked a mince onion may hejone spoonful of 95 per cent grain al'
Serve withlcohol-
'the pectin-that is the substance in
stewed with the carrots.
potatoes.
Lemon Macaroons.
One pound powderd sugar, four eggs
whipped very light and long, juice of
three lemons, peel of one, one heaping
cup prepared flour, one-half tes-a-poon
nutmeg. Butter your hands lightly;
used with each kind of juice place a‘evening parties. Those lightweight
Shake the glass gently in order to
mix, then pour slowly and watch how
fruits that makes them jell~is pre-
cipitated. l. the pz'r;:lpitation is in
lone lump a cup of sugar may be used
Ifor each of juice. Should the precipi-
‘tation be in several lumps the sugar
this dress is its high collar. As to the In India the Native GUGStS Literally
ifront, the waist is rather plain with a? Paint ”"3 Town Red.
{fairly deep yoke. The skirt is draped They have some curious wedding
{with just the same efi‘ect as is Shovm‘customs in lndla. At a little wed-
lin the back, and the narrow sash banding in Bombay the wedding guests
‘Willt'h crosses at the back is brought‘literally “paint the town red“ by
.w ”1,, front and tied loosely. :throwing on one another a kind of red
i ipowder until they are crimson from
iGREEtNWICH COMPANY MERGEDuhead to foot. Their dlsordeed white
5 jtlraperies. the stains and splashes on
iBecomec Part of the Connecticut Light their faces and hair give them the
' and Power Company. ':appearance of victims of a massacre.
take up small lumps of the :‘ixturc. should be three-fourths the amount of,
make into balls about as large as & juice.
walnut; lay them upon a sheet of l'ut- ; Should no precipitation be. shown the
tercd paper, more than two inches‘juice is not adapted to jelly making
apart. Bake in a brisk oven. and should be used with apple or
. . ljuices rich in pectin. ,
Fruit Drop Cookies. l Evryday Helps.
One egg, 1 cup or sugar, lé cup 0“ To keep llckel looking like new,
butter, 2.3 cup of sweet milk. 1 ‘able‘fwash in a strong, soapy water,
spoon of molasses, 1 teaspoon crcam‘”len rinse out in boiling hot water.
of tartar, lg teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon :Tlten stand in a warm place to dry
each of cinnamon, nutmeg and clover-”Ir 'Rub your stove over with 00,11,601,
111“" 53"» 1 cup chopped raisins, thrown paper to make it shine and save
enough flour to stiffen more tltan‘yom. blocking it so often.
make. Drop an buttered tin, spr
‘a little and bake quickly.
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Fad out To remove water stain from inside
lof water bottle, use equal parts of suit
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tand vinegar. diet it stand a few hours.
i When starting a new tire without
Take out. the yolks from 4 hardJbuilding pour c al 0,] 0! ti l
«tolled e s. Pass them . d i . ‘ ’ 0 l 1 to “leg“
gg m 8 01 me Then lay wood on carefully. When
and 4 red chilies through a wire sieve, ‘ . . .. ..
add a little salt. Put. this paste back 1:23: Stirlll'fxoitvml ”m “M yet
into the whites of the e 3, 'hi ‘ " '
gg “ Ch have Potato salad is delicious if you add
been cut lengthwise. Serve on fried{ littl) i d l *
oval pieces of rbeltd a little larger a ( m ncc cg ery, peppers and ‘0'
Stuff Eggs With Chill and Oliver.
. than the egg. 3; . 1" lmatoes.
'Peach Sherbet. Wonderful! Wonder-tum
That's what the women-folk- uy who!
they see our
NililFllEll WORIH CROCHET 800!
A treasure of attractive ideas fot
beginners a: well as expert CROCllE'l
workers. Anyone can follow the slim
ple instructions and do beautiful work.
Two cups sugar, 2 cups water, 6 to 8
peaches. l’tlt sugar and water on fire.
and boil till it begins to become syrup
‘ (about 1,4; hour). l’et-l thgpcaches and
crush, then press them through it
sieve. ‘Sweeten to taste and when sy-
rup is cool add to the peaches, and put
in ice cream freezer, work till hard,
{hen add the white of an egg beaten
still and continue to freeze till hard.
HAVE RQSY CHEEKS
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A, ,DAlSY—TRY THIS!
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iWater Company of Greenwich is now
lmerged with the newly reorganized
iConnecticut Light and Power Com-
:pany. which, under a charter granted
lby the last legislature, has merged
Jseveral companies, sub-stations and
‘franchises of unborn companies in this
state, in a $6,600,000 corporation with
lambitious designs.
: This merger does not necessarily
lcontemplaleany material change in
.the liberal policy of the Greenwich
fcompany or the personnel of the man-
iagentent. The present officers are:
:l’rcsident, Irwin W. Day: general man
1ager, A. J. Campbell: local manager.
Eben F. Putnam; treasurer, C. L.
‘t‘ampbell.
tThe TiegOn Waist With Draped Skirt The combination being 'under one
1 Makes a Modish Coctume. head these various power concerns
wool frocks of serge and wool jersey joined in a petition to the Public Util-
whlch should always be on hand for itlcs Commisson for approval of the
}cool days are not too heavy either to powers conveyed by the charter, witch,
'bc draped; in fact, they are very suc- it is understood, has been granted.
cessful in this style. And so. you can The petition was backed by the Rocky
simply suit yourself as to the material River Power Company, the llousutonlc
you should use. for your draped dress, l’tm'cr Company. the United Electric
for u draped dress yotl must have, on Light and Witter Power Company, and
less you are willing to admit frankly the Seymour Electric Light Company,
that you are not ill the swim of and asked for‘rntlfication of tlle‘pUr-
fashion. chase, by the Rocky River Colttptlny.
; The new draperies take many formsxof the three other companies name
but the most popular is the kind ll- the combination to be known as the
ltlstratcd here. Sometimes the mate» Connecticut Libvht and POW" (‘om-
.rial is draped about. the. hips, and at lllllll'. “‘iill DOWN‘ ‘0 acquire 01110110!“
authorized to do a light,
much lowcr.- ln skirts of this kind We beat tutti power business. T110 Bonsa-
widlh at the bent is narrower than tonic Power Company, Which includes
’usnal so as to obtain the drawn-in up the New Milford Power Company. and
ipcarance at the ankles. The width other llrollt*l‘lit‘8. “'88 0WD?!) by the
gvaries from about one and seven-ficw Haven road.
eights to two yards, making these3 A result of this big combination will
skirts narrow enough to be smart yet [be the harnessing of the enormous
not too scant for cotnfort in \v’alklng.,\'.'ztter power of the Housatonic River
There seems to be a tendency to most land its harmonious use all the way
skirts toward the narrower effect ntdown stream. it will add something
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washer out polognu.‘
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To see the tlngc of: healthy moom
in your face, to see your skin gel
clearer and clearer, to wake up with-
out a. headache, backache, coated
tongue or nasty breath, in fact to
leel your best, day in and day out, just.
fly inside-bathing every morning for
One week.
‘Before breakfast each day, drink a
does of real hot water with a tea.-
spoonful of limestone pnosphatc in it
as” a harmless means of washing from
the hem, especially in the new tailored
skirts. -~ .
The afternoon dress illustrated
above. is of black satin. the skirt show—
reptionnlly well with this type of skirt.
Surplicc. lines always haven certain
fascination and the waist in this style
is especially modish now. Th crossed
ends either extend into sashes whlcn
are tied at back, of are cut off at
the buck and buttoned in the center.
Dresses That Button in the Back.
We have. had dresses where buttons.
You want this popular - Winifred
Worth Crochet Book containing more
Iran sixty-five mew. different designs.
Here's our only ‘propolitionr—Send
this coupon and He stamps to this pa.
per and the book will be mailed to
your addreu.
"m0 ooooooooouuouoooouoooouoo-
like 00,000 to. in time, 100,000 horse-
;power to the working force of Connec-
iticut and save a corresponding amount
;of coal. -l\innufacturing and electric
{position. It is claimed that it is not
Icompct tlve, but on the contrary, is
auxiliary.
' The gigantic dam contemplated is to
be. constructed about half 11 mile be-
low Zoar bridge on the Housatonic
frivcr. It is'estimated that the under-L
Ttaking will take two years for comple-
;tion. The llousatonic Power Corns,
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the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels
the previous day‘s indigesti'ble waste,
loot bile and toxins; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
rudimentary canal before putting more
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MR. WAD.
to act as fastening. have been entires 'pany received the charter for the work
ly dispensed with. These dresses we at the recent session -of the General
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to weep, too, every time one of the actors does. _7
In lndia, halls which may be secured
for a small rental are provided for
these ceremonies. But weddings are
lalso celebrated ill the Hindu tent-
iplcs with priests in attendance. In
a Hindu temple a bride of twelve
must scat herself on a stone and be
ldrenched with water by her brides-
:ulaids. Behind her. her mother is
tsubjected to a similar deluge, and at
a short distance behiltd the bride's
.tnother the grandmother undergoes
ttlte same treatment. while in front of
vtlte dripping trio two priests sit be
islde a briskly burning wood fire.
,l‘lllllllbling the prescribed words for
1thc ceremony. One casts a few grains
‘of rice into the fire and the other
with a ladle. throws into it n few‘
{drops of oil.
tzelttze shrdl otaoi sltrd of s ctnoinu
'A'CREAMY LOTION
MADE WITH LEMONS
Prepare a quarter pint at about
the coat of I small jar of
common cold cream.
' When this home-made lemon lotion
is gently nutssaged into the face,
d ‘ncck, hands and arms daily, the skin?
‘ clear,
and white. and the complexion dainty
naturally should become soft,
rand attractive.
. What girl or woman hasn’t heard of
‘lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes; to bleach the. skin and to
bring out the roses, the freshness
land the hidden beauty? But lemon
juice alone is ncld, therefore irritating
tund should be mixed with orchard
, while this way. Strain through a fine
cloth the jtr‘cc of two fresh lemons
into a bottle containing about three
ounces of orchard white, then shake
well and you have it whole quarter
,about the cost one usually pays for
in small jar of ordinary cold cream.
;Be sure to strain the lemon juice so
,no pulp gets into the bottle, 11th this
log the new side drapery, and the light companies are calling for this, lotion will remain pure and fresh for
waist, tltc tleon style which goes ex-ltclp. and this company faces no op-J: months. When applied daily to the
face, .neck, tll‘nl‘d and hands it natural-
ly should help to whiten, clear.
smoothen and beautify.
Any druggist will supply three
ounces of orchard white at very little
cost and the grocer has the lemons.
in this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion
ladies can easily prepare and have an
satisifiee their natural desire for a
beautiful soft skins-Adv,
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Blouse of blue foulard, trimmed
with tucks and closing in the back.
The neck may be finished in V-shap-
till, square or round outline.
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Blouses that close at. the back are
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Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review /
Suggestion for a Blouse.
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growing in favor and will be in
great demand for separate wear
during the spring. This model is
carried out in dark blue foulard
silk and would make an ideal com-
bination with a. blue broadcloth or
serge skirt. The neck may be fin-
ished in square effect with straight
collar, round effect with draped col-
lar or V—Ihaped outline with pointed
collar. The one‘piece sleeves aro
gathered into narrow wristbands
which are finished with frills. The
tucks at either side of the front
may be machine stitched or put ill
with fagoiing, Medium size re-
quires 3 yards 36-inch material, with
2 yards ribbon 1% inches wide for
sash. ,
Two sections of the blouse and one
trimming piece are cut from an open
width of tnatorial. These are the
back, the sleeve and the band for
the sleeve. Enough of the silk must
be used to cut in section in duplicate
and so arranged that. two like sides
face‘ that is two right sides or two
rcvoue sides should be placed logo-
tlter, Otherwise the both section.
will be cut for the some side.
Now take the remaining silk and
fold it in half. Place the front on
th. lengthwise fold and to the right
of it lay the collar. Tho piecing for
the front is placed along the salvage.
U the V-shapcd neck is desired, cut
out neck edge of front on indicated
lines of small “0” perforations. For
lquare neck with straight collar, on.
out neck of front and back on indi-
pril )0. I90,
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35 men HHTERIAL Won
voting small “o" perforations. Pot
rush, cut a straight strip of material
1% inch wide and ‘3 yards long.
if ribbon is not ttsetl,»illc ends of
tho Sili<ll are gathered and lrlnlmol -
t with ball-shaped buttons,
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1‘ During these perfm‘mancos the
bridegroom. seated in a carriage out-l
,sido the temple, receives the congrat-‘
ulutions of his friends. in the fur-g
cast the bridegroom would seem to?
be the member of the party most tot
he envied—People's Home Journttl. .-
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FLOUR SHdRTAGE IN NEW 1
FOUNDLAND. .
ST. JOHN’S, x. r, Aug. 6.——A short-5.
age of 41,000 barrels of flour imports:
i state has" prompted
‘mission bad calls for
SHORTAGE 0F FARM LABOR.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—~ The. shortngo
of farm labor throughout New York.
the state indue.
trial commission to issue it call for
men to work in the country. An an-
nouncement. issued here. today says
.that farm laborers can earn $35 and.
$40 a month and board. The com-
2,500 furl:
from the’cities for farm work.
lluring the month of July the corny-
mission bad calls for 2,500 Winn!
workers and supplied 2,200 persons
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inexpensive toilet aid which perfectly
_ .but only 1,850 were adapted to the
to this colony, as compared Wllll ”if“ wotk. ,
normal. is shown at the end of that -
seventh month of the present year. if. HE FELT LIKE NINETY
this rate is continued, the shortage l ‘Notlting will make a pet‘s m feel on
the year will be 72,000 barrels and the quicker than disordered kidneys, for
supply during the long winter will be when they are not working properly
scanty_ 3the whole system is infected with [lab
The food situation is made some. sons that cause aches and pains mall ‘
what more hopeful by the fact that an: {WINS 0‘ “)0 DOGY- A. W. Morgan, ‘
enormously increased acreage of pour,i 301“. La" writes: "Oh, I suffered with.
toes has been grown in Newfoundland §_ pain in my back. I am 43 years OIL
this year. It is expected that the newibut I felt like a man 9'0 years. Oll-
food control board will soon announce! Sinceil t°°k_ F019? 5 kidney" Pm“ 1
measures for the refutation of the: feel “1‘9 I ‘1“! “'1‘?“ .1 was 21- . They;
food supply. ‘ tone. up and strengthen the kidneys.
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mod into the stomach. The action or
lot water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully in-
V'vigorating. It cleans out all the sour
' rmentations, gases and acidity and
res one a splendid appetite for
II‘eakfa’st,
' A quarter pound of limestone phos-
.mte will cost very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to demonstrate
first just as soap and hot water
cleanses, sweetens and freshcnu the
Itin, so hot water and limestone phos-
phate act on the blood and internal or.
. has Those who are subject to con“
. Motion, bllloua attacks, acid stem-i
nob, rheumatic twinges. also those]
' Waldo bl allow and complexion;
-' fluid. are assured that one week of;
“do bathing will have them both
was and feeling better in every
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