WOMEN or TODAY. 1
‘ Home Preservation of Eggs.
dust as it is desirable to hate u sup-
' pl! of canned foods for use in the win
to! months when fresh fruits and veg-
qtlbles are difficult to obtain and are
very expensive, so it is wise to have 3
'llmilar supply of eggs preserved in
0118's store room. This preservation
Gills are txpectel to Ellppldni thl‘.
.egto waiters on rallrodd diam; cars
In sortie of the large New York ho.
tel; sills are replacing boys as eleva ‘
'Ol‘ opt-tutors.
lilrs. Mary ll. Sharp. 95 years Oltl,'
egistcred for national service
fashion Poinisa.
DAILY TALKS
on
HOME ECONOMICS
Furnished by
Agricultutal Department
E-‘Alltlt‘llildl COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
For Mobilization of Resources
Bridgeport, Conn.
1n (Jo-operation with
3 Department of Agriculture
and
Connecticut Agricultural College
m
Satin continues to play a rather int-l
l tort-ant part in the showing of dressy}- ‘
suitsl. As a suit fabric it might imploutgomery City, MO- 1
onsidered for spring and summer use.l 1' “0 1""ml)'lvania railroad now cut-l
.llut. many good designers are showingll’l‘W‘S IllOl‘H than up woolen and
satin suits for fall and winter. They/$8311“ in lie Operation department. 1
disguise its light weight by weighting! Mrs. Bel-“5’ Osborne. 3 lilycur old
Bl
.
2,3
U.
'0! eggs may be done successfully wi-‘h
very little trouble. March, April, May
' ind June are the best months for ob-
. gaining eggs for preserving.
, The shell of. the egg is very porus
Snowing air to pass through the shell!
into the egg, which causes evaporation,
‘ therefore, the principle of preserving
eggs is to fill or cover the pores of the
ugshell so completely that no air can
_ get through the shell, and thus prevent
flaporation. In the case of all pre-
mrvotives uScd, a coating is made over;
ilt
Jr
ill
.llz
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la
the outside of the eggs which keeprliu
me air out. . 5 hi
Some of the prt‘lservativcs used arr:- . lc
lime water, salt brine, table salt, wot-fol
«er-glass solution, bran. outs, sawdust, l)‘
i”alum, paraffin, varnish, hard butter.“
etc. Lime water, salt brine, or water-
» glass give the best. results. The water
glass is better htan the other two be-
cause the eggs preserved in little water:
‘ of brine have a‘chalky taste. is!
‘ Care should be taken in the selection l st
> all eggs for preservation. Only cicanfitu
‘ Unwashed, whole, fresh eggs should be.
‘ Used. One bad egg may spoil many
gathers if packed with them. A stolle‘hi
' smelt or jar is the best vessel for keep.
pg eggs. ;
i
To puck eggs in dry preservatives as
.
. p:
' l‘t
t.“i
l'i
“that material then pack thecggs care-E
pony, the little cud down. in this betti
tfluvor each‘egg thoroughly with tho
,mterial. Do not let eggs touch eachl"
other. 1
,.‘ ‘l‘i'ater-glass solution may be obtain,
old-from any drug store at: from 20 tol
30 cents a quart. The directions furlC
basing are printed on the can. Put the}
eggs lit a cool place. It' the liquid;
.cvnporatc<, replace it witlt a little cool,
.‘hulled water.
Limo water. into 3 gallons of cool!l
« boiled water. put 2 pounds of unslack. t
ed lime Allow to settle and cool, then y
ulnar off the clear fluid. Half salt and _,
Imll lime may he used. Lime watcr'
Slay be l sed two years. l
6 l
I I. you will wont this bountiful
' WEED CLARK BOOK. suit can-
“I It pages at new and proctlcol
“who; designs. It you don't cro-
tho otmplo instructions ‘
in this wood volumo.
J/“A'fékx‘
.V 1’
ice. _
,mod ashes,_or covering them with vasdust-d on “llllt' clothes, as
’ ,itran. sawdust. etc, make a bed of lithium} llll‘l’ “”1 lit‘t’lt all Winter.
grapes served with orange juice.
lshculd have the growth retarded.
'separatc roout. take a single iron null
.011 four rubber crutch tips to knit) th tlwindow through wltich infants entet j
‘cover and pillows, and you have an oplcompartment. \l‘llk‘ll is really
Mot mites, boudoir up: Ind othor gmmmn '
‘ A ' g l . x . x g K . l 'l ' r ‘ ll 9!
loom how cull! it is done ll! lit md tuort comfortable .-~ltepiug‘hfl‘l 1119 (“Hit of “using u b?” I“ l
. couch than you could buy.
it 11mm,- with fun insult-m til" Cottonwood Falls. Kan, is
. ”3“”th Hints. A sitcttli shown in a suit of this kintll-‘ilill'l-‘h’ socks for ill? SONNY b0:'=‘- .
’i‘o cican ptano keys rub with a lit lBlack satin was selected for the model; Three of the five companies of sum .
and it is trimmed with deep bandsfint r Modems engaged in out 1 my train
across front and back section of thciing at the l’niversily of Oklahoma. are
coat. cuffs and collar or skunk l‘ur.§,.,,‘,,,,n:.f.d exclusively of women.
The sides of the coat are edged with up 1.3“”. county of Michigan is won to
llt‘ill'." Silk fringe Will“) hangs a lrill‘:iita\5(‘ volunteer women shop inspectors
l :t cloudy day than on a bright day_llit>ltt\\' the edge of the shirt. The skit‘llto look tip? the women work“; .
is quite plain and narrow. 5 Miss Caroline ltreyl‘ogle, dean
The suit is rather Russian in linel‘Wlll“n d! ONO Sh“: Ulliicral‘l“. “lift-1
and it is in reality very smart. ll Milli-”3' it‘lll‘t’sentt-d the city of (.‘olumluv
ltlu‘ ll)‘ belted at the normal waist llnugill 1110 lliult cost of living cont‘ernc ;
- alcohol applied with a soft rag.
To keep ,down the ice bill, wrap sell
til pieces til newspaper around the
it is. much easier to clean winthC:
Ammonia will restore a color that
i: been taken om by acid.
inlt spots rm. rated from
hite clothes by using lttlltm'. Pick tha‘ . l ‘1, .1 .. _ . .. _ . .
tum from out ”map. and rub on m. 'a handsor-c metal hucltlc lilr‘tlt'lllllg tut , it t H“ Hill in “minimum. ‘
t. spots. Louwit sticking there m'buu. ' '1“ “1 “trill-“cites in in“ the Murry
ts till the heir day, or longer. Thrill The. most striltinl: feature of the fallUf l'fli'it‘l'lolflllistS. and public health;
t the article be washed and boflethand winter suits is the tendency toflttlrlu‘l's Who are called to war, A-
l:l if it is common ink it, will entirc- lfm‘l‘lr“ ’0’”: straiuht lines. ism”. of young women uni ‘f‘kmg 3"
disappear, ’l‘his remedy can 1),. 0,,th The most popular suit will probably "lllt‘i'lit‘ut'l' course in bacteriology at .
embrvddte one with jacket reaching to fingerlhtl Unll‘t‘l‘éliy of \\'isron-iu. .
tip length. Some have a slightly mp; lll Japan, the professional beauty
‘pil‘c waist line in front, with longer,10""3 ‘0 appear with golden truth, in
aistline in back, but the straight sil 'llltliii Sllt‘ ltrclcrs teeth stained red. but
oth fadi- when boiled.
To pct'l peaches or tomatoes, put to
to of hoilinn‘ water and the skills will .w
.mp ot’l' with mm. “mm. :honette is almost uniformly ,‘ I”. 1mm”: 1”- ” “ H ,
n .. -\. ‘-‘~ ‘Ft‘ ') 'ltt.~
lo Dredge raisins, place them ill to, l I . ”H l.) (
rattler with ‘1 tablespoons of flour and! ' Stilt designers have not had the in st flu-W} it) lltttc any tronl let-tit at u.l.
. .. v u w.._ x \ . , , ‘ .i .. ._ ..
l . lueducd raisins never sink to thctbhm‘ 5" let u" 1"“ two "r thtct 5“ l 0 ,. '
lllllll] lsons; The one-piece dress and sep-;w MANSCOMMlTTEE
' . , _ .. .. .. . " , ,‘l ORGANI'I'NG STATE
silt the ushts and the good coal that’“_mle Mm” (out WU ““1.“ “1) 15;.;F°”y‘lw° T°WM Hi!“ Elected P"-
m lind should be sprinkled over {heinous ””0” on ”‘0” business. so “,3" manettt Chairmen.
u or uphill-“pd coal, year they are making a (it-terminedi‘ Forty-two lollnls' have liccll (imam
_- .. .- . . . . . stand bl" hum-ins; ulst'eat varielym 1Walltlltmrcct‘lwitwrmmtvmchair»
lo (Lilli) “lull-l ldl dIt’ll slices “1‘ it linen tutti twentysix towns are to have
my potatoes into it. ts“ 5' . _. _
l’tll cranberries in a keg oi “anti“ Th“ “hints“ ““1 “Vim ““"humtorganimttion, according to stotelnebls
' l ength coat, rather loose and \vlttigmade yestcrt'lty by the Woman -: (“our
. lm‘aceful wide sleeves. is. a ft-tvorite.|lnlll'ce.‘ Connecticut Division. (punt-ii
‘nll‘tusian effects also are wry much initll Mltlonal llctense. Members of the
‘Vidcnt‘e. 'l‘hl‘ct‘-ltit’t‘c units, “gammawoman’s committee have been speak
A refreshing appetizer is made i'ro
odd bits or toilet soap should be say-l . . , - ,. . . .-
, ~ . - . t . -. . , n or .
d and .Inplt‘id into . .1 . i' ., “18 11 Numb mil of ”If "MUN g p I lthc most prominent in the work bin“);
. . d h ”“1900 m “lit-lull” one—piece Truck and separate cottt.l “15,. t‘arolyn lluutztltees 01‘ Greenwich.
(-crantums {01' 1““ window blooming‘inasmuch us a dress and wrap are thus'lirs. l). \‘l'. W. llQ'Wurd. and Mrs. ll.
y noted some that have pleated skirt
‘ ll plaid fabric, with upper section and
.clcyer little box coat of velvet or yer
‘llvctecn. are smart. A still of this himt
"‘ 5 final for a young girl. ;
' , )iicl‘cd. are featured. L
D‘“ l°““‘l”‘““l"‘5 in boiling “'“lt‘l‘ 03": Among the llll‘t‘tlvlllt't‘t‘ suits recent
astoually to disinfect them. l
A Drop on ‘a'
, Toggity Corn
instant relief! Than corn or
callus Ilfto off with fingers.
'Home Made Couch.
in small apartments where an extr
ml is needed. for which there is n
—.
out have a plumber cut on‘ the wholol
op frame to the lowest crossbar that}
b-ld the tramp of the spring, a mallt’l‘l A whole series of romances could bei
. .
if ten minutes. lwritlen around the strange little open—1
1,03“. jufit enough 0" mp post m put :ing in the wall below the ironbarredl
HAVANA'S ORPHANS.
callus without
twinge of pain.
i t ,
Millie bed for sleeping. plttcc coucttlinfnnts blow them within the box'hk“
a stihni
t to allivlng "room and a clieap.t’l‘hcn they give the stile a turn. which;
some
cost.
few drops
upon a tender
or callus.
Y on
building, announcing to the sister on:
duty the advent of another little fonnd- ;
"J““““‘ ling. The identity of the persomw‘toi
. . ncss or smartintr.
t (r r . .r V .
on, into the local market, but the sea “mm. let a mm ache. twice.
son is practically at an end.
At All Domains, 50c.
i
off
Hd)u-|‘.xj"lll ('lJ'lllln ports ot’ sutnutra, no lady.
lift off any corn or‘,
one the ashes from tho furnace each day
before the tire will burn bright and
hot. so we must each morning clear
lthc inside organs of the previous days
A“) ,ttccutnulalion of ittdincstiole waste and"
dt-uugist will well a body toxin» lien and women. wheth-
tiny 'bmtlc 0i frc.e—'er sick, or well. are advised to drink
""- very “m“ each tuorztimr. before breakfast,
:glass of real hot water with a ten-
fttl of limestone phosphate in it.
,lnstantly_ as a. harmless means of washing out
‘ and
apply ‘ a
directly
corn 5900“
”W 801' I‘ Ii 9-” ill-r“ of the stomach, liver,”ltidncys
appears. then shmlu‘vlllOlV‘E’ls the indigestiblomatcrial. waste town school committee tltt‘dll'll some,
5mm; at thereforefio learn that thc torentottti t‘flt away Ill? corn 01",
_ . fouudlings contribute generously ot, the l it up without H2; ifiilll‘djillimtllllriltilll' n
Bad Dlgestlon tip-keep ot‘ the hospital that succoredi k L '
them when they were helpless. 3
lnTnblct Form Only. A few native peaches are still com~
m
A. Bunstead of New “own. '
Two women or the committee. Miss,
:llttndelinc l’ark-tr and .‘uilss Christine?
tint-tic. hate oil't-rt-d tilt-5v of their ilL‘l
Io‘uobiles in trawling about the stutel
to help in organizing the variousl
towns. This tr one of \\“ mlnv tut z
amples which lllt ttliltllllllt“ has "-Lmtlt
cf co-opt»t'al_lott and \ulttnta:;: -t-.-lp It.
tlu- work. i
Miss Mabel (‘. Washbut" 11.1% our!“
ed her services mornings in the )fl'lt‘t‘l.
oi the Capitol. Miss Elizabeth lluu
l‘iilli has (”:5 oi‘l'et'cd llt'l‘ assistance tn
the lllt)l'lliltf:_‘llilP\\'l'lllll:.’. The burr-an,
of women speakers has nominatel sev—f
cu women whom it feels assured may!
be counted (tn to make war sttreclu s.
The women chosn are as follow»:
llr. \‘alrizt. ll. l’ggkcr, Mrs. J. 1.. lhtcll,
Mrs. E. W. W. Hayward. Mrs. 6‘. A.
ackson. llr. Kate t‘ntnplleil Mead. Miss
(‘arolyn ll‘tllllZ'llt't'S, and Mrs. Frank
ll, Snell.
_......_.m.,s_.. _..
NEWS OF THE STATE.
Yah- l'niversity it. in appearance
and action. a military mummy. 'l‘he
uniformed stutltnts and "etirtll utili~
tary activity on and oil the campus
malt-J the college ttotlti.;c more nor
less. than a military schor‘l ucarly
on a par with \\‘t»st l’oiut. To add
to the ltppt'Ll‘lillt't‘. a luttttry of the
famous French was brought to Yale
from the l“l'l tu-h front and put in the,
Yale limtl, wit-re ll t-' tired hung“!
lures a day. tunic - \';dtt a truly mil
l
lump from Bed 5,
in Morning and A;
Drink Hot Water l
Tollo why everyone should drink l
hot water each morning
before breakfast.
M
\tatcd by illness.
if we. all would practice inside-bath:
ting at various meetings about the state lug what it gratifying change wouldf
flake place. instead of thousands of}
halt-sick, anaemic-looking souls with;
pasty. muddy complexion‘s we should‘
!see crowds of happy, healthy, rosy-f
The rea-l
son is that the human system does not;
.ritl itself each day of nil the wastelmry camp.
which it accumulates under our pres;
checked people everywhere.
, Why is man and woman. halt the;
,ntcetlngs iunucdiately for purpmes of ‘ time. feelinl: nervous, dcspondcnt. wot»:
_rlcd; some days hcodachy, dull and
unstrunir; some days really lncapaci—g
(gory ofrocfieol
flame DreJ‘J/‘ldltmg
.iérronr
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
Separate Skirts Charming in Variety.
A two~ptccc skirt designed for do-
-oclopmcnt in silk. satin or the smart
tub materials of the season. One has
two choices in the finish 0] (he
waistline, a straight hell with u sash
or a slip-red effect with heading.
' ClTTlNG cvmrfllfl} 5.. t. mt; Sm 2G
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FRONY GOP".
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11" pin
tOLO OF DU Wort l'iait.tlFtl.\'\"il
_______s
The classes lll‘t organic,
[(l under Captain Uverton, if, S. A..‘
a GIRDLL D
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5:
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This is unmistabably a season of
separate shirts All of the new no d
cis are adaptable to devcltnlmcut in
the reigning materials, fashion liiy‘
oriug spurts silks and shins in
charming \hritty just now. The shirt
illustratctl is a twopicco molt-l Willi
high yrai time, it Cltl:~'t):i at the hot
side and the. top may he tittthcrel it:
feral a heading or finished wi'h :1
straight hell. with sash culls \‘tiztt
the straight belt square fin-"itch; 21w:
use l. but, with the gathered top. ill--
cy pockets are (:uployed. in lt‘t—‘tli l 1
size the skirt requires 3% yards
inch material. x}
liven though the shirt to marital
of silk or satin, the home ti:
maker need have no hesitancy .lli'ui
attempting: it. Today's less-on tlt'c";
(specially with the cutting and tone
directions are supplemented by '1
clear guide. Fold the material and
Mace into position first, the in It:
gore, resting it on the lengthwiuo
fold. Along the salvage opposite illtlyi'
be laid the piecing for the front
gore and lhe girdle. The sash i‘lt‘iili 5
next to the front gore-tho large “0"
perforations resting on a lengthwiee
thread. Arrange the pocket photo
the sash. to the upper left of the baclt:
lengthwise
;.
gore, which rests on a
fold of material It the skirt he. do-
rircd without heading, out eff tho
upper edges of the cores 1‘; inches
above single small "0” perforations.
The lower edge may be cut oft tr
turned under in a deeper "hem, it
the skirt is looser than (lesired.
5A5“ .
”out N AP'
171'
Polynled Ami 30. WT
IPRESIDENT TO STAY
lN WASHINGTON
\\'.\Slll.\'GTO.\', Oct. iO.-l’rcsidrnt
icut mode of living. For every ounce» retired in militar)“ practitc and al‘t‘lWilson plans no vacation or speaking
to! food and drink taken pm, me sysqon military schedules inst
‘ ‘tictnic schedules. . t.
ltent nearly an ounce of waste material
l“ ust he carried out, else it terments
land forms ptomaine-lik'e poisons which .. 5“,,“va
Just think: You mmldl‘t‘ absoroed into the blood.
. "W “ ...__s.....-__, ~~~~—.—--« rough tron from tearing the, hotl‘littt'tmus great IOFleIm asylum MIN“? A Cincinnati man
no YOU CROCH T? clothes. Around the bottom of thoscrlleneficcncia, says a writer in the “He discovered this other
wind Surticmi's plant-9r, which-holds itEWOI‘ld Magazine. Parents. gllflfdlmlfil _ compound and nam-
on. ' laud others desirous of getting rid ofl ' ed it trcezoue.
brings the child is never known. pill you will find ttrc
, ~. ,. ~ .. . 5 corn or callus so.
_ ievcry infant dlhm‘lt‘tl mutltls tights. mow ”ml you caul sweetening and purlt‘yin
“kn-Z“ n-mt‘mhedsand c??? m" 5', ;::::“n(gy' lift it right off. ialimentury canal before putting mo
'5” “m" om? 0 crane s “ I" 5 i * lt‘rcczonc is won-l food into the stomach.
“7‘“ M R Y lperous citizens were broush‘. up in thisl (lett’ttl. it dries in} Millions of people who had we" tum
1 a 5‘ 0“ institution. One is not. surprised; mainly, It doesn't
Hard coma, soft corns, or corns lie-file morning lfllde-bfllh- A quarter
tween the toes, as well as painfullpound otiimestone phosphate will “Ot'pened on a steep grade 01, 1pm
‘alluses. lift right on, Them in “olcost much at the drug store. but 15,.Hill read.
pain before or afterwards. No sore-:s‘lmc‘em to demo strata to anyone.
WOW)“ should l its cleansing. sweetening and freshen,
. keep a tiny bottle on the dresser and: “1C 059“ “”0“ the ”am
i
end of time,
.
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l.cv~;‘ndeslti, ..l:llo\\‘li
lt‘ollinsville as "Ill: Slt‘tr." m. found
Just, as necessary as it is to clean dead Saturday night under [it‘t'lllnlt‘
circumstances. His body was found
by another l’olish man lying between
the concrete retaining wall.
runs between the railroad track and
the pond above. the Collins (‘olnpaliy's
power plant, and the railroad eutbanlc
utent. The man's skull Wat fructur.
led and one arm was broken. it i'
{believed he was slruclt by a trap.
.
.l’rincipul Francis 1,. lacou, of the
Mcridcn mlliuh school has been exam-
ined and accepted for the National
army by the local exemption board.
llle will not claim exemption. The
:sour bile and toxinS; ”“13 cleansing. time ago that if he went into war ser-Z
g the entire vice his position should be llt'ltl'lulo‘ll
m for hint. anti the, assistant principal
jshould fill his place in the lllt‘ulllllllt“,
liev. Milton \\'ltcclc‘:'.ttumor of
,at conStipatlonubllibus attacks. acid Bunker Hill Congregational church of
iyestcrduy when the chain of
lthlt MAKES
wh ich J
his.
trip between now and the Christmas
holidays and will spend most (wilds
time quietly in Washington, directing
and coordinating war work.
:CllllDRlN SlRONli " ’
“And lnvigorqtes Old. People
i Any doctor will tell you that the
‘ ingredients of Vinol as printed "below!
contain the elements needed to im‘
prove the health of delicate children ‘
and restore strength to old people.
I; Cod Liver and Beef Peptonel. Iron
and MnngoneuPcptonntu. Iron and
Ammonium Citrote Lit-no Lnd
Glycerophoaphoten. lino-trio.
Those who have puny, ailing or?
run-down children or aged parents
. may prove this at our expense. ~
Besides the good it: does children
‘and the aged there is nothing like'
; Vinol to restore strength and vitality
‘to weak. nervous-women and Over-
stomach, nervous days and sleeplessLWaierbut‘y, received a fractured Ski‘ll‘worked, run-down men.
ights have become real cranks about
T it. If you are not entirely sat-
bicycle broke. throwing him againstf isfie , we will return your money
a stone abuttmcnt.
l ——A good adv. pays best in the best
limpet.
l
The accident hair; without question; that prpvcs our
hot" fairness and your protection. Mil-
l lions of people have been convinced
i this way. ‘.
' Frank Baxter, drugglst, South Ner-
t walk—Adv.
_ tloconponondlsctoryoun—
. More” coupon core or this
mnummolubookbym
, ‘ cooron
helmet please and m for which
- no the Winifred Oink Cutout
an merit-ed.
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MR. WAD
Things certainly d
o mov e in Mr. Wad’s Movie Company.
SAY. 80.1% Looxm' ‘
Fawn Joe or: WORK-
YOD Don’t HHPPEN To
NEED A ms'BnR hurry/rs
To GIT Swsso m SOME p
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PEOPLE" FROM s‘t‘r‘rwo
ON THE'FURNIYURF. --
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THESE Barnes - THEV .
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