Tried Recipes
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Lamb in Aspic.
Prepare an aspir jtlly in tho usual
manner; pour a portion of it in tho
‘K Hutton: of a plain mold and decoralo
slices of hard boiled eggs, sprigs r!»
, gantry or cross and slices of olive
then fill the mold nearly full of neat-
ly cut slices 01 boiled ham, adding oi
tern ately anl'P slit-cs of egg, cross and
olivc.l1‘ill up the mold with the re-
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To Clean Aluminum Wan.
aboutz quarts at water in the alumi
‘nnd "burnt on" stains.
(unlit: acid .tcrystuln), 1 teaspoon to 1,
gallon of wattr will alto clean alumi-
‘num. 01111 or two lunatoes boiled in
water will do the :mme work (71:1 1.1
should 11.4 2.1km 111 HT to put washing
soda or alkalics,.~1uch as potash, in
aluminum as these destroy the metal.
Dutch Trips.
Render cut a tow pork scraps and in
the hot fut brown :1 sliced onion; cut
keflh tripe.- in cubcubhcut it in the pull:
(It. season with salt pcpm'r, a dash of.
sugar a squeeze of it mon juice and :1
V (mile boiling wutcr.
with to tilt‘ back of stove or raugr. lm
ling it gimme-11 for two or llll‘t't‘ laoum.
a little flour. Pour into largo hol p‘ui-
’ ., tor and sort/(1 Mth :1 hordor o." nmulltxl
‘potalocs sprinkled with o lint-l
(hoppt-d hoot.
Mutton Pie.
Takctlm mutton chopt from tho
nun) dish 11mg “1“ (jean 0!! tarnl.l1 dolltatt- who
A solution of
("over spider amt‘
Just before serving, (hit-hon gravy with .
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i , Novc‘l Boudoir Caps. .
Liberty in the boudoir! it sounds
like the title of some exciting play.‘
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'the bottom our side with evenly cut dots it not. In rtnlity it is the newest
model of the boudoir cap. Sha'ped‘
like the Timon liberty cap, it may be
of allot er lace, of soft satin or any of
the other fascinating materials suit -.
able for these dainty affairs.
caps are wery popular, and another odd
training “we and nPt on ion until firm tit-sign in the tap shaped like the hall
Turn out on a chilled platter and 'sur’ 0’ a (.‘hinow coolle
round with orange cups filled with new more WPICOm“ to ”'9 average womant
mg and a little orange wrench dres‘ than one of those becoming trifles. and
they make wonderful Christmas gifts. ;
Add 11 sacqun of pink (rope de Chloe!
lloll 2 or “We stalks of rhubarb 1n trimmed with milieu of lino Vale-noted?
There to nothing
net-1 lace and chiffon roses in the same
' .ld you become
11 Fairy Godmother or (fliriutman gifts?
Thr-n' therc arc untold ways of making
the boudoir Nipper ‘F‘rom tho hnli
slipppt or mulo to tho comfy knitted
ones 0 VflliOllH colors, there in a wide
choico, '
The Ever-Popular House Drcu.
Wholo volumes could be devoted to
tho ltouw drum for that in one cos-
tumt that should he so perfectly prac-
tical and suitublc that one could forgot
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HOME ECONOMICS
Furnished by
Agricultural Department
b‘Allllu'lELD COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
For Mobilization of flecourcel
Bridgeport, Conn.
in Cooperation with
U. S, Department of Agriculture
and 1“
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Connecticut Agrtcultural Collegc
Coat of Food.
There are certain things which mu 1
be conildt'rl'tl when buying food and
deciding uh: thcr it in exponslvc or not.
First, ductile what the needs of the
people for whom you arc buying are,
before uelccting food.
Second, in twin-ting thr- food think
Whether it satiation that need or not
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3 Fourth, docs thc.1 uselulneos 01 the
article warrant its cost.
Fifth, 111 than» anything elite which
could be had for the same cost which
would give is good results.
Food purchases at small
chimp only when it in capabb of main-
tnlnins the body in a high state of em-
clency. if it fails in this, it in an ex‘
truvunuucc far more subtle than the
opt-n. careless spending of moncy.
.l-‘ood purchased at a low cost may,
bowovcr, furnish an efllclont dietary
and cxpomlvo woods may furnish on
incmcient dietary, no we one that
moncy value. must not be thr- only do
tormlning factor in the inclusion of
that food in the, dietary.
“ls-idem and common Bl‘nFt' in thr-
cholccof food tor 1hr lztmlly table have
in that:
adouble commorc'ru \‘lllllt',
they not only reduu» . t. r 151 of living
Third, in the food necgswry in order but also diminlsh lllt' Hell of lowort-d
to maintain or lncrwaac efficiency.
,emcloncy through wrong nutrition.
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TAVERN HEROES.
Tho Marquis of Gtanby bran-1 a title;
that swinxn front many a taveln sight
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board all anland owr. London alonc'
hail some hall a tlozcn. Yet this popu- l
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lar soldier. who commanded England'. ‘
troops in Germany, during tho Seven
Year's “or. was the target of some of:
“.lunlu's’” most bitter inventive. Tho:
score! of his popularity lay in the fact:
that Grunby wan always a uoldlor’s gen-'2
it’l‘al who not only lod them wcll in the
[horocsswlnndon Fhronlcle.
, noy bone-1 have just gone to the scrap
llgl1i,hut also catcd for their comfort.
in the rump The first inn to bear the
marquis: head 1111 a sign is paid to have
been opened by one of his own truardn-‘T
mun at Hounslow. Apart from Wold
“union and Nelson, tho marquis comes
vanity first among England's (11an '
JlTNEV RECORD 200,000 MlLES.
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With more than 200 000 miles each;
to their crcdit Spnkunos tlrrt two jit
Glnyhatw. pen-ale or (ultra would
look well made up into this work-
,apron or house drru.
lbrlf holdl in the {ulnar at. the wamlw
A inng design is
itllls for it mdy servo either as a
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Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
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Either Work Apron or Heine Dress.
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A ‘ alrmflhl
It rim
line of rental
renter-
perforatimis.
slot perforations.
per1‘0.'.:1tions
the front.
front
shoulder
”o" perforation, tho
in: intimated by large 1.
Next form tucks
front and hactz, creasing on line: of
Stitch, then gath- .
rr upper edge ol‘ from between “'I"
Turn lowar edge a!
yoke under an slot perforations, lop _
c x hangar.”
on front with notches and edger c.1—
derneath even stitch
about ~75 inch from folded edge mm
underarm and
\notched
Take the collar next, face it and
new to neck edi'e
pcrforationo.'in the pocket indltato
Adjust to poaltiou
outer edges of pocket along lndlral~
in; small "0" perforations in front
- and back.
Now. line the belt and Edith to
position under the 1111111 in hark of
(treats, mllching «lngle umzll “:1" per.
fontiom Lap belt in front and fit»
tall with buttons 1nd huttonholos as
to [1043‘ .17!
warm: as
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lorequnrtcru season highly with pop. ‘
3:91pm rand salt and put into :1 liuklns
dish with alttrnatc luyvrs til' uppit- S
pared and sliced, and a littlc sprinld 1
111g of tl‘nppcd onion Put a. crust of
not wry rit‘i pastry ovcr the top. min i.
111111.20 or 30 human-.11. . I
Economical Meat. 1 -
Tuko tuo pounds of boil or pig kid
my», cut the 111 in small pit-CPS and let:
start! in watt-r and unit while you cut?
up 11.11 onions and lr‘y.“ Thcn put. in‘
1b? lzitiizcys, txtppvr ‘nnd salt. 5!; can of:
» tomato 51.1111, 2 or 3 carrots. ‘4 tumipi
and out many po‘tatom as you like. Gov-1'
’ hr and set on the hack of the stove and ‘
cook about an hour. ,
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DO YOU CROCHEI‘? all about it.T1im and neat. mode so
that it can be readily laundered it i:
. . ”I will m Oil W the uniform of the emclent woman
man
CLARK BOOK. II itcol- “was,“ . k9“
& u III of n" m Large pockets are a I DOC
' 'nuutyotm. Mir up. m m that will hold things bulky or small
1 I dell!“- I! m M1 010' and put on simply for ornamentation
lam how Gully B b m ’7 The fewer fastening the better. for
the simple m ‘ .
h at Mot-M m .this is it drew often donned in a hurry.
,The one illustrated here nhowu on at-
;tractlve and effective use at striped
material The collar, culls, and belt
1am of white pique or linen, and the
dress is of blue striped percale. There
is fatness without bulk, and the at
frangcment of the pockets is most on-
Lusual and can be copied on the dress.
for othor occasions. Made of wool ma-l
1tcrlalu. serge, g’abardlne or the new
French woretsd, this design would
, tcompete with the smartest dress in
lane‘s wardrobe. '
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There is o. Remedy for Your Illness.
Aberdcc.. ., idoho. —“ Last year] suite: cd from
n Weakness wilt pain: in my side and back. A
ricnd asked me to try I din E. Pinkhorn' s Vegcv
able Com 11nd and I id 50. After taking one
bottle I let tvcry much better. lhavc now when
threabottlcl and feel like 11 different. wow so.
Lydia E. Pinkhun'l Vegetable Corn ad is the
best medicine I have ever taken and can recor-
, mend it to all Inflorin women.”-—Mro. PERCY
Pampas, Aberdeen,
KW, Okla-“For btwo yearn I uttered
with 3 covers femoloh'on . was nervous,
bud buckuboondopclnm tub rnylldo most oftho
time. I had dizzy spells and was often no faint
I couldnotwal walk marathon The doctor
caldlwould havetobavo unopentionA Afriend
noted In: ”A? Lydia E. Pinkham' sVegctablo
Cotonound. tort-king an bottles I am now
well and strong, have no pain, backache or dizzy
spells. Every one tell: mo how well I look and
tell them Lydia E. Ptnkbun Vegetable Corn-
gfli'mmcx, R. F. D.
sauna did 1c"- mu Nun
4. Box 33. Korma.
IXDIA E. PINKH
VEGETABLE
has motored mot-o nick women
nun other comedy
At Your Dru
health 111m
LYDIA LPIIKHAH umcmz . YIN. MASS.
MR. WAD
The Experience of Time Women Prove Thai
COMPOUND
ggist's
work apron of house 1! can
- .. l in front and a square collar finishes
“‘“ ltho' open neck.
The panel clfcr't
front and back gives excellent lint-11
ito the model Which requircsz, for
l medium cm, 5% yard: 36-inch ma-
? term.
3 To begin the construction proper-
] ly, the In!" dmmaker should turn
I under the front edge of from no
~ lhenp. Three other bones of the same
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:type and ago will are running. and
ishould pile. up world records of 2.30, 000
Tmllcs before they "die."—Spokane
.Chronlcle.
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I FORECLOSURE AGMNST
l ' ’ own sour: Asxso
l David 8 Beach of Bridgeport ap-
ipearcd through counsel in the stupor-
.,‘ ior court to ask an c-xtrniinn of th
Hort-closure proceedings against his
;pmpcrty in Bridgeport, broucht by
'Barbara Plunger of New haven. The
value of the property was given as
$28, 000. The amount duo is $21,395
iwlth coats of $56. 08 The court ro-
l served decision.
Bench.the defendant.
was. the orig—
. f inator and copyrighted in 11,...‘1, a plan
510 liquidate1 an refund the world's in-
=1dcbtcnosn known as Mach's [unpr-
ianco plan for liquidating public debts.
In a prospectus of the Wo’ld's Li—
tquldatlng and Refunding Cowman, oi
which he was preoident, hp adviued
flinsincss- men who won‘t and must
i have quick Bank, to buy the company’s
; 20«yea1' refunding bonds.
[\MECHAmcs women 111 THE g
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{for the regular army in new Haven,
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. mechanic,
, plea was nantod by tho court.
pictured
To make the sleeves. rinse scams ,
of both time and elbow ruff as
notched; face cuff and new lower
edge (indicated by small "n" 921- J
(oration) to lower edge of til-acre with "
seams out; Sow sleeve in armhole l
u notched, lint“ “o" perforation
shoulder Iain, gain: in any fulr
New London, Watcrbury. .Bridg‘por!
and Hartford have recelvml or-ltrs
from the War Dopartmcnt to actor»:
qualified applicants with mtperi»: e
as chcmlrtu, gas workers stvamlithr
1.1.31.4 o-nzinecr, .nlsckrmafl
plumber, fire fighter or acid worh‘l"
for a division of ongim‘ers. nation!
army. Thin to an wnrollwnt opportun-
ity for men of 1111i; claim of trad» .111!
any physlrnlh fit should rolls 3‘
one», say armv otherrr. ‘
DESERTED BY HUSBAND, WEE '
"HEALTHY GIRL HAD TO BEG
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"B’Ctzr‘a F. Glover'daushtrr oi Capt-
Carl A. Anderson. one of Kuwait's
wealthiest, ovutfl' crows". abandoned
without funds in Patterson, 31'. J. l‘ “
her husband, had to beg food. Judah
Curtis wan told in the superior «or:
Friday. ,
In her suit for divorce againé¢
Gentile L. (ll over, the plaintiif rclmio
ed how she was warrior! on .V'cvctoo
bar 12, 1912. and was deserted by Mr.
husband, a. ollk tracer, in the. 5'"
Jersey city on March 25. 1914. 1:»?
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Jcssc 3i. Ferris-o! Belle island. who
has beennulte seriously ill at the has.
of his mister, Mn. Goorge l7. Poole, in
Wilton, is improving.
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