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[Tried Recipes ;'

 

Delicious Doughnuts.
Skit a teaspoon of butter and odd to

. 7 . cup of sugar. beat .‘3 «Jugs together
E [and add to butter and sugar: add 14
f teaspoon salt, to teaspoon nutmeg and;

not quite a cup of sour lllll'i. St‘r this
all together. Next add 2 cups flour,
lifted once in a dish out then incar-
trod; add 1 teaspoon, levul of rtltla, 1
teaspoon“, rounding, of cream of iii!“
Car: silt this together into nurture and
add about 2% cups more flour, sifted
twice: roll quite thick. The fat should

E the smoking at first and then st‘t where.

it will keep the same temperature.

 

Venetian Egg.
Put. into a chafing dish or spider a
{Ibll‘sptlml of butter, and a very small
L . .
onion chopped hilt"; cook until tender.

(him odd 1 can of tomatoes, seasoned,

with salt and popper; when this has
boilm‘l a few minutes drop in 4 eggs
fluibcnten); cook without stirring till
whites are set, then stir thoroughly
and serve on hot toast or crispcd
trackers with celery or sprays of
‘mtercress.

eanada Cake — EgglesS, Butterless.

and Mllklens.

Two cups brown sugar, 2 table.-
uloons 13rd,] teaspoon eat-h cinna-
htm, clovo and salt, 2 cups hot water,
1 package seedless rastins. Boil all
MS? together for five minutes after it
Mains to bubbio. Witcn cool odd 3
gaps of flour, 1 teaspoon soda dissolv-
ml in a teaspoon of hot thlt‘l'. Italic
minutes in broad
guns. _ '

Us? this rccipo just as wrinen. It.
truth->5 two loat'os.

 

Tomato Soup.
Placc one can of toitratoes in .1 kci-

Etlr, add ortc pint of good stock, heat.

to boiling point. mix uwo tablespoon.
fair: of flour, ono of buttvr, (ind-half
genspoonful of salt, our of sugar. Stir
into boiling Stock and tomatoes.
[Strain and serve.

A Cheap Fruit Cake.

(inc cup of molasses, 2 cups of
lunar, 2 cups of swcct milk, 3 cups of
[,rnlmm tlotn- utter it in sifted, 2 cups
rt white flour after it in sifted, 2 tea-
spoons of soda, all kinds of spice and

‘ wall, 1 pound of raisins,- 1 pound of cur-

srmts, 1,5 pound of dates, 1-4 pound of

«cur-on. .\'o ngs or shortening of any

Eit‘mt], will keep a long time.
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PtYmtng Widow Gets $100,000

of All Field Millions

. Estate food .tctlvlttos'wtth those of the

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, ES‘pauldlng, Concord; Rhoda Island, Al-

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DAILY TALKS
011
HOME ECONOMICS

Furnished by .
Agricultural Department ‘
it‘Allll‘llilJ) COUNTY

ASSOCIATION
For Multilizotiun of Resources
Bridgeport, Conn.
In Cooperation with ttrnu
U. S. Department of Agriculture J
and ‘ . Orphan asylum ginghams and apron:
Connecticut Agricultural College iginghams are usually the tiny pith,
Echccks. The bigger checks are used,
'Et‘or dresses. and for those delicious red,
From lllt’ following statistics given E‘EEEEEWEEEEE CEE‘JCE‘ CEEE'EamE5 that may be
out by the boiled States lloparttuvut‘5‘“‘EE ‘EE EEEE‘ \vmuown ”E “EEEEOSE any:
.Eoi’ agriculture, you Em, urged to SMLilfir-cnch farmhouhe, and which llllllie‘
in” milk. ,the l’arisiennc think of thc littlo dairy?
"Hull a cup of milkwwhole qkim hurl; of Pro Catalan in the Rois wheroE
med, or sour~u scetnlugll' trifling umt, Em“ .~top.~ 01 u llltlllllllL, 011 011th “Get
it‘l'A-llill‘tlly worth the trouble to koopé‘” Elan", for El gEEESS 0E E’EEEE‘EEEEEEEEE‘ t
tOE' um,“ . E titnghanrhas u (‘lllll‘lfl‘tt’l‘ ot‘ EES.E)EE:R'E
In nmnr t.......fl “‘ds mm, a mmta personality that carries with It lll'j
,ntilk h. nostril—dot. untrth-rcd 1n1(‘\lldbl)‘(t‘lltllllolhllllnllllllillt‘ththlllCE
Eularsvs—u‘ttgardt‘d (ls useless because rmprusstons. \ou cunt am- the sntnlb
imp t‘rcnm has boon skimmed CfvaaLIbluo and orown cbncks wtthout beng
tuned to soura-pourod down tho Sm, l‘t'lllllltlt‘t; or pmttiorcxs and uproar, thoE
{01' thrown Om‘ Elam» rv ones without think or; ott
3 No“. it' 0“,”. llmilo-lht3m are 20; France, and the pinks and blues bring;
TtlttObdd of lllt’lllv- should waste on the til) it Dit'lul‘t‘ Ul 31911“. unsteady 1085 hog
E3‘.‘t’l'ttgt‘ onohnll cup daily. it would E‘E'w first EOEEEWE‘S‘ ., . E
9moon El wastr- ot' 2,3!)U.otltl quarts dailyE‘ D‘” ”"9 EEEEE’WS EEWE Why Klllghalu‘v
E—-»{tl2,5tttt,tttui quarts a ycaro-tho total,“"E ”E“ ““5"” and 5"EE00EE'?‘EEEE EOE,
'brodutnt of morn than 400,000 cows. luv" EE‘EE‘ES EEESE 3'91”.» 0" why EE “WET:
i 1, “put a m, “1‘ gm and grain milett it lit-lore. lint from now on it will;
rinlto tho“ much ll!llll"‘itlitl nu urt-ty (“Ihuvo ‘E ncwsct ”E ussocmtlonu” I’I‘Ni) E
1),",an H, ltl'Cdthtj :rntl‘dellvor It" Eglrls wour ll. when thcy go out to tho;
‘ v . ‘ v' ' v H. , "
hit ”my householdor dot-Sift wuhm‘countr) club in thtur tin) auto pctlt. l
‘n half will of milk tr day? Well, myllt‘renchwomon use. EE EOE ”EC” smartt‘ht
, .. .I. . t‘ .
that Olli‘llillf cup is wuuicd in only (mozmornlng EE‘E(""*“ “E“ Paris
on: of ti hundred
able—when milk is so nutrilions-“whorlEmr13 EEEEEEEEE‘ -—blouscu.§
skim milk can be usud in mulling nu tdrosnt-s .EE'E‘E‘ EEEEEE‘ “EEEEEE' M l’nlmt
tt‘itious soups and corral (lishmgdlcuch last wnttcr and at Newport thm'
Ewlm." sour milk can be uscd in bnfidlsummor EE was “Em” E“ ”'05” simpIoE
Junki-lg“ or for cottage. cheese iltttlo dresses whose simplicity in MM
E The Unitod States Department L,iEoro arrived ill by tho orlrctno h0plll5-'
Agripuhuw‘ \l‘ushlngton, l) 'J. or your gtlcution or thv pronoun drcsstnnkvrs in
Slaw ngrirulturat college will tell youEEEE‘) “‘OEE‘E‘ "

 

 

Gingham and Sentiment.
People think that gingham is the
name of a material—~21 Weave. it is the
name given to cotton materials that
are made in certain distinctive pat-

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dress»:

of summer

bow to um: “in over milke-swect, Tho Frmtcb dressmnltcrs ltttvc rccog-E
:Ikllllllltltl, or sour. . , Enized tho clturrn lhttt clings to all the;
‘ W ‘ E" ,giuttbnm dcwiune and lmvc not limited:

ROBET'SCOVILLE APPOINTED AS themselves to any one pattern. They
i A FOOD COMMISSlONER do ll‘l't’rfilfilllllt‘ things with the tiny
I ,pink and bltw Chucks, trimming thorn
EWill Administer Food Control Bill in dcmurcly with rowsot‘ llttt whltc braid.
; Connecticut Matter. .Whitc marked on” into snmll squttrcsf
‘ llnbcrt Sctivillo. of Salisbury, a mom-Ewith tine linvs oi“ dark brown has nE

bur ot' the food committcc of the Con—prim sound. but rises to gratifyingE
nrctirut (‘ounctl of Defense, was on hoighm ot' :unartnoss whun used in LIE

imiHlt'd DYE the food administration draped bodiCc und tonncnu skirt. E
ycstcrdnyns fudPrnl food commissionvE No need to descrlbu tho fascinationsl
or for Connecticut, the appointmentnof tho llomnn stripes in it ruinbowE
living approved by President WilsotnEmixturo of tilt) rzwcctost summer col-‘
it, will be his duty to ndmiuistor thou-S, Who could tnko n giltgtmn sultE
,E'WE bi” En‘SO‘EiE“ “3 EE “WEE“ EOEHtu‘iously? 'llut. seriously or not, one
1 state matters, and he will ctr-ordinate. Jams it, for it is a delight-ml ubsurtllty.‘
:and after it“ fully its practical as the!

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Elatd "“EEEEthfEEmEE- .1EE‘ 59"“ EFEEE’E‘ coat suit of dotted awlsa or the turn-E
. . m . y . . t
.t {0m counmssmncih will sumo with 0m, house on the Rue do in Palx.

30“" my. . _ It is the sumo gingham that you wore

, l‘wonty-erght mt‘n were appotnted

{w Em lo a lot 1 r d . . when a child—~the sumo pink! and
1;“ in “qu; 3:: ”"d commrorgn Ebluos, the familiar checks and pttltda
E ‘ ..y. ‘E‘ '5’ an commssl n- and Roman stripes. You'll have n

mrtz for other states willbe selected by
, , , . _ ' queer, haunted tooling when you wont
.thc fond administration tvrthm a few . ,
it. lunch time you put it on you will

'dnvs. The list a ointed cstorda .
Eincludeiw— pp 'l “ My recapture therestacy of that clay when
t ' ‘ ‘ - ., ) u . . . l
E llrtusochusetts, Henry B. Endicott, muffin “X1: and 1]“de lg'm} you ‘1;
illoston; New Hampshire, Huntley N. pram, or _ re memorabo occaston
when you found a BllVCl‘ dollar In that
:{rod M. Coats, Providence. and Ver- sand. “owl” make you let-l “w l
Emont, James Hardness, Springfield. r-young an n so very FEM—401‘ the,EEEEEeE
lgtrl you once were will seem strangely,
near and also very far away. But!

 

To remind businms men 0: engage-
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ing like a row of bright flowers in your'
closet, it will be safe to any that the
favorite will be that little gingham
frock; E

been invented
r mules, memorandum placed in it hole
Ltmpleting an electric circuit that
rings a bell and flashes n light when
the time fortthat hole arrives.

~Want ads. brim: results.

 

 

E Fashion Points

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homes. 5“” "“0101 makers lllt‘ hitting, it twrtoum for trill

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! COAL Miriam BREAK smote. E
SENTINEL’S E ”M
HOME ECONOMICS

FREE SERVICE
Canning and Drying

Sl’llth’H‘dlfllJ), Aug. 15,—Tlte
Ebllllie of drivers and laborers in coal
Etnincs ol‘ (‘crttral and Southern Illinois,
which has curtailed the daily lllinois
. ioutput by 75,000 lOllrl',’\\'il.i broken to

Bulletlns day. when a number of mines resumed

Cut this Coupon out and mail Eoporntion, , .

to E lltpot‘ts indicntt‘d that by Monday

Agricultural Department’. E‘iiluillly. all mines uficcted by the
Fairfield County Association, ;“"‘»EW" “WM b“ in operation-
Room 524, Newfield Building, _ TEE" dreibit‘ns by miners' locals to

Bridgeport, 0mm. griturndto wotl‘k Wills brought about by‘
it 11' or v-r ot‘ ’rcsitent t‘rztnk Fairing-

Tlll‘Olllg‘hl couggaytooiy'ihdc Elon that driwrs and laborers who re'E
giggfgelgtgasfilfirimer of In- ”W l“ H“ bark would be nxpcue;
struction on',Dryirtg and Evnp- gEl'm” ”1“ “mo“.
crating.” (Bulletin No. 7), :
with copies of all back issues of
Home Economics Circulars, for
which I enclose 2 cents to de.
fray postage. ‘"

Also place my name on the
mailing list of the Agricultural
Department, that I may receive
all literature issued by your ex-
perts, and price-lists of canning
supplies and all other materials
to be sold at cost through the
Fairfield County Association
for Mobilization of Resources.

Very truly yours,

 

 

"DO YOU CROCHET?
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If so you will want this beautiful E
EWINIFRED CLARK BOOK. as it (3011- l
lotus 26 page: of new and practical
crochet. yokcs. boudolr caps and other
Interesting designs. It you don't cro.

chat, learn how easily it is done by
following the simple instructions

given in thin wonderful volume.

Name

Address

 

P.O.or’l‘own

 

 

 

 

 

GEhMAd'KLi ENSKRE‘E‘EoTéLm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cl'i‘éFf—fi—ED E. _‘l‘«’ "n“ EQLQJ.‘ $14!: E

Ludwig: 'l‘hornc and William Pilot-3} .' M E
who were urrestcd its tiliou oncmion; l
by tho l‘l’utorbury policc, and held, .
by; tho llnitcd Stator; authorities torE E

investigation, huvo been allowed to
rcturn to thclr ornploynwut in Wit-l
torbut-y. 'l‘ltorno and T'tluv; are no-
tives of tlcrnuiny. tinder the prod»
hunmiou of President. Wilson inc} 3
umdu ttpplicutlou for permits in vaEmgand 11$chan "1d 1904013313;
Jordon. (ion of 'thctn, who told ltnf ”7' reaa‘ifiiupon‘ ob; k‘b ”A
did not not-(iv a permit, us his orcult paper and youu recev o y l

potion did not rcqutrb him to go with “. turn mail. Y .. E
in the limits of a prohlbdt‘d zonct ,

’l'ltf.‘ bot-mil wlt'icb tho other than mitt-E COE’PON E
cd for was not tlohvurod to him :ttE. E30105“! 910350 “d 12° {01' which‘
tho timt- tho mun lcl‘t New Jtatt-c-y.ilend me the “'1" red Cluk Cfowett
'l'ht-y mode thcir way to VVlllt’l‘hlll‘XtBOOk” advertised.

wht'rc they worn in tho employ of Sarto '

& Pluto, florists. when urn-“ted. leiName .
men nppourod to ho luuozrcnt violators!
in traveling without permits. 'l‘ht'l'
mettle application for permits to Uni l
tl‘d Slilll‘fi Marshal Mldtllt‘bi‘otlli in'
llllS city and lllt'n.,"tht\y’ “"131? nor :Stato nun.....,_-....uuu....un
mtttcd to toturn to their mnployntcnt'
with Sara & lt‘loto.

NATIONAL MARKETlNG CORPORA-E
TiON
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.~‘~|Etttbllsh.f
mcnt of :2 national county covopcrntlvo ,
murkctintrcorporation, the purpose of: fl

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‘dttildent customer.

6dr ofrdcficul
710mg, Drefr/‘td/(ing

,Cerronr

Prepared Specidlly for This Newspaper

By Pictorial Review;

Child’s Coat with

 

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enanomen

 

Nadir}: and practical is this roar,
capable of (It‘L‘t‘IOflMPil’ in double or
siuulobrrastrd can't. It is trimmed
with cotbroidrry and has (1. caps
which. ttrltcn removal. shows a deep
shouldtrr yokc,

 

A Because it lends. ltttclt to develop-
ment in more than one way. this lit-

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Embroidered Collar

llSll. It is carried out in white serge E
and trimmed with self-color embrohh .
cry. The circular cape or collar may ~
be omitted, however. Finishing the
one-piece sleeves are turn-back culls 7 ,
with scalloped edges, the scallops bo- '
ing worked with buttonhole embroid~
cry. The coat. may hang loosely with _
pointed pockets or have the t'ulncss 3
hold in with a straight belt.

If developed without the collar.
the square yoke will show to advan-
tzrge and the doublobreastcd adjusts
rncnt may be substituted [or the sin—
tzlc-brcastcd. to medium size the
coat requires 21,-: yards 36-inch or 2
yards 44-inch material.

The cutting guide provides for the
cutting of the coat from material 36
inches wide, as many home dress-
makers at this season will be using
pique and similar materials for the
development of tho coat. Both the
back and front yokes, with the cape
and back of the coat are laid on the
lengthwise fold of material. Now,
the material opposite the sections
just named may be utilized for the
placing of the collar, pocket and bolt.
The collar andpocltet are so ur~
ranged that the large “0” perform
tions rest on n lengthwise thread,
while the straight edge or“ the belt;
rests on the sclvagc of material. ‘ Tho .
four sections remaining unplaccd will .
just cover the material lct‘t anti each
is so laid on the goods that the large:
"0" perforations rest on a length-
wise thread.

If the cool is desired in single.
breasted effect. cut off the front cdgcw,
of the front lllltl from yoke along,
small “0" perforations.

The collar, cape and cuffs should!
be embroidered before they are cut.

 

 
 
 

 

FOLD

Pictorial Review Coat No. 7333. Sizes, 1 to ti years.

, ‘cumnc GL'lDF. 7333 Showing Size 4 SEWAQE EN-ES
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Price, 15 cents.

 

 

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THE ausv MAN. ‘ E
"15 Mr. Flubdub busy?’ asked lltoE
“Mr. Flubdub i9:
always busy,” replied the. pompous at
tendrtnt. ”Well, let him s‘ay _busy..”g
And that is how Mr tF‘lubdub lost tt big
order.

 

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tcrstnyi marketing Evident for tarml
t'troduot‘s under government supervi-j
shut to prcvcnt boarding and speculu-E
tlon, tr. proposed in a bill introduced
today by Sonator Owen.

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don"t Take Risks, ,

If your stonrgih is strong, yourliver active, and bow- E

_ els regular, take care‘to keep them so. These organs 5

MOTHER KNOWS SON
IS A REAL FIGHTER

 

Tells Exemption Board He Will Be A
General, if Work in on Home
, Action Ball:

BOSTON, Aug. 18.-"lf my son will;
be half the fighter in illeEtt-enches that:
he is at, home he will be a. general in 5
a short, time." “ '

This was the letter
to on cxemption board here after her
son had clotmetgexcmption on her ate,-é
count. ' ’ ‘ . l

 

much needless suffering,

a mother sent

 

Directions of Special Value to

 

are important to your health. Keep” them in order with

ooohom’s Pills “

and avoid any risk of serious illness. A dose or two
as needed, will help the digestion, stimulate the bile,
and regulate the habits. Their timely use will save

Ensure Good. Health

_ Sold by dmggists thmufihout the world. in boxes, 10:" 25:.

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EYE PAlN AND
HEADACHE

are due to the eyes straining to
see clearly.

CALL AND SEE OUR OCU-
LIST, and have him ‘examine
your eyes.

If glasses are necessary he will
prescribe them.

 

Oculqists, Optometrists, Opticians,
"The House of Good' Classes”
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn
E’Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
Establislfid 1897

 

 

 

 

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