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individual Green Onieieu.
. Nuke the omelets size or a tea sauv'
m. and told in the usual way as loi~
Mil: Crack 8 fresh eggs in a bowl, add
M13111 water, 1 tablespoon t‘lneiy
flopped fresh chives or parsley, half
”Capoon salt. two saitspoona white,
pepper and heal rapidly up with a fork‘
, two minutes or until frothy. Heat.
a tablespoon of butter in a frying pan
or large- nmelvt pun so it will not burn.’
pour in the eggs. Mix trim a whisk
{or 2 minutes. lt-t rext long enough to
rise! but not Mount the haul bit, out!!!
* uquztrrt :~izc ot' a tea sauce-r, fold up
«the opposite'sides quickly to meet in
centre. let rest ‘t'or 1 minute, turn out
for: one large hot (littll or on hot iii-3
Kilvlduai diahw. lio not allow tn‘i
brown. ' l
Emerald Soup (Green Pea).
[noon of (tour with 3 OlilM't-tiili' butter
until smooth. and Mir in in few minulml
lWore they are done. - Then add ll
tablespoon of white strum. season with !
flapper and salt l." iziFlt'. St-l‘Vt' hot in l
cups with one or
more iii-oi: in incl
Murphy Croqucttn.
Two cup: hot ricul potatoes in
which add 2 tuhlmtmrnn hittivr. yolk-'1 1'
Juan slightly-beutvn and M cup :ittviy
hopped cooked xqitnurh: season with
'ult and pepper, shape like m-oqm-ttes
dip in flour. egg and crumbs, try in
881) {at and drain on -brown paper:
pile on a hot serving plate and ltHVI t
my to not» with grvcn vonwivt- It
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Make baking poutlt‘l‘ hiacuit .dough.
tailoring it green. mil Mil and cut lilu'
.: alahillnlnh. bolting so 2m not to brown
MARINE ENGINE MEN BUY BONDS.
GROTON, (lcl. 2t, ----- The New London
Shirl and Engine Company. which cut
,iployx hundreds or men on marine en
glues has sulm'riiml to $31.10!) in i.ib«
£100,000 mark by night.
"rtree‘t. lclt yesterday for a week's stay
at. Reading Ridge.
5O You CROCHET?
phi. m or new on prune-l
yoked, boudolr an and other
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arty Loan Bonds in n two days’ cams. ‘
paint). The employ. .i expect to paestheibut the details are perloct. One oi the
«mall lunches that secure to add twin
much is the belt of patent leather. ting ways:-
Ml” Gertrude ”“dh'y 0‘ “WM" Some 1. Complete rest. which includes
.nn inch or two in width. and is placed
Islightlynhove the natural waistline.l
tVide belts, too, are Very popular. Onelst-‘mding at one's work as in cooking.
Eunusual drelsl of tan serge had awhitolWflflth (“Shes 0r bed making; handi
:leather belt nearly four ihches widod‘” machine fiPWiDK. lYWWl’itlng. etc.
_ I . M will "at m. yum 'with the buckle-fastening on the aide
mun CLARK 300K. to it GOI- instvad oi the front.
ting designs. ,1! you guy; ero- Twairtcd. spent to demand these belts.
lumen worn in the house.
isthe contrast between the wonderful.
, weather we'are having and the cold
{wet days to come, it sort of forethought
or a warning.
dresses are. very importantthlnss in'
this generation 01 individual dressing,
and even the most 1.:atter-of.tact house"
;wile glories in her dainty lounging“,
1 robe. when she can relax and” lorgetc
' the «vii-is and ends necessary to kecmsco ca
I. the wheels: of housekeeping muningwork, 20:23 cal
TO WEAR lN THE BOUDOlR.
Some ideas for (”titular—The Pat. ‘
cut-Leather Bolt.
New York is 50 full or a number 0!
thingswthings odd and interesting in
the way of trimmings, silhouettes and
materials—that one has to be very .
careful about saying "rbls is the, style”
or "that is not being worn" indeed,
one may wear what one pleases. in thel
way one plexuses. There are short
skirts and narrow skirts, draped skirts
and straight skirts, and the variety in i ' l
waists, sleeves and all other parts of
the costume is Just as great. it is for
you it) ohmic; decide what is most be—l
coming and wear it!
Patentl anther Bette.
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times this is quite narrow. {mint
Ideas for Leiaure' Houn. l
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Negligees and house;
smoothly.)
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PKWRE ARE ~too mus
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priateneus, for it is ridiculouu to wear there in am to be; 195» external activity
tit in «ores comfort.
? The (liven oi dark Jorge" or gabar. thin silky, saline; or (limitless when one and therefore the body is less able to,
ldini‘. the every-day dress of the par- needs a warm woolen buthrobe. l|-. deal with an excess of loud. Hence, the!
Shell half a [heck of green peas (criticiiiar lierflon, is receiving agreat dent iustrated new it! an ideal lounging 00F" energy THi'lllrt‘ment, ‘0" is“?! unit of
equianent of canned, put them into 5:0! attention this year. it is simple. tume. and H dt‘DPnds on its denign and fitfilght gradiially‘decrease 35 Old 38*?»
‘ Millpintu ot‘ boilingwuter, Mix 1 tampof mum», alum-it lacking in trimming, the material used lor‘lta beauty as it in women on. ThI-‘i to generally alter the"
ahmlutrly without any trimming but ”mm” "“3” bl"- : it may be mullet.
-.tln.- tiny milieu of the some. material, Th" ”quiwm‘ml 10" an 3S9“ WWW! in
V'l‘he large pockets give a touch of who calculated "‘9 ”am" as for an adult 0! V
ticality. not out or place: and the loose the. some activity, but with som'odeduc?’
,tion. The following table gives the re:
auction in energy requirement" in old
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HOME ECONOMICS
Furnished by
Agricultural Department
B‘Alitlv‘lldlfi COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
For Mobilization of itelources
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In Cooperation with
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Negroes Armed ‘Atter Fight:
‘ Alabama Soldtem.
t'AMi’ MILLS, Long island. Oct. 27.
j--~Fi:il lilting. Wen necru soldier;
New York Infillill)
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and member-u or the Alabama reel
nit-m become fiotrequrnt and rxt'rioum
Activity in Relation to the Food Re-l
quireme
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Activity in another factor Meeting
filo: food requirement which should be.
[comidrred separately.
rage" affects. the requiremenymore in
' The factor
children and young adults.
then.
There are various degrees of activity;
nd they are designated in the lollow~' ‘ QU'CK 6'“)me 53555; 1
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[adults activity is the more important
one. hccuuue growth. is about complete
yesterday that the negro regiment ri-
nmined under urine all night,‘
i Yesterday when members
..\lnbama contingent Wt'rt- plum-d on
guard duty troubh- detelopwd rapidly.
insults were thrown at the newly-4
by the armed guards. it i5 baht. A»
dozen or more lights rook place and
then the negroei-i
linyu‘anl.
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their (oniniomier.
re 9th a811d
first essentials; [next- cornes appro- nal organs is less vigorous and also
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so Alfred Tennyson. has
complained to Pm. in London :5! Penelope Moon. in tin-
niw'c "lliiletetl." in with
made a .hit.
it her elder
The Alabama men last night “smug 'seu-r, Miss F. Tennyson Jewe. col-i
waming that they would run tr.» nu-
groes out of camp before
.The call'to arms followed.
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reading. resting and sitting at meals. 'conditiontt 1' may be made to 30""
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Dresses. h‘gnfiswcepinz. and other equally vigorous’
waisted. long waisted or regulation“0mm "1 housework; bicycling; carpet];
itry: farm chores and the like.
Hard work includes outdoor farm
This is the time or year when onc‘slwork' houseclonning and heavy sweep-
.inz. it lncludesr a good many mus-
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oug q turn naturally to h coke,“ and much strain which burdens
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and enlarges the muscles.
Lumbering. excavating and certain
farm activities constitute even h
work than this.
The requirement according to tho'are gone. No more
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Quickest Remedy For Paintui,
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i "Neutrone Prescription 99" puts,
joints and muscles in fine shape, 13}
WP. easy to take four teaspoonsl'nl a @y;
land your poor aching. swollen lointu;
above degrees of activity. per pound of his liniments. it eliminates the pol-t
body weight to as follows:
I. 2325 calories:
Ilalntiness and simplicity ore the In old age the activity of the inter-taint].
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alories; {or person at moderate work. . and
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come quite popular for
England.
This commie, which 5h“
morning.“ wears on the :ilfifi'.‘ has made :aurh
run impression that nomi- fashion ile-
tsigners have copied it and it has be-f
women in i
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New. Castle. rim—“rite measles:
Vmoi, and six battles. restored my
in housework, 21-.
health lo I do all
eluding washing. in
medicine I ever
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An embroider-rd rollor with rufls’ to
mulch" (Will the finishing tmuitrt to
this dear littfr'.i:oat of him lil‘i‘jlt’w
It in mode in tltitl’tli"l;rlt18!l‘d effect,
with rollar in lira styles.
All the, ill‘iinclloll 'nt' simplirity
malty: this l‘l'llli’ coat of dark Mu"
serge ‘1t"irnl'lt‘. The open inn-k l1
iiuisiml with 3 large rollar of our
lmvhlrrefi linen, which ltai slveviw to
trail-h. The [Mel-(vii mn- nf tit-if Infill"
rial and fanciful in blic'lltt'l inxmi-IL
inm size the «lo-lint requires 17;,
. yards 51-inch serge.
So simple a cunt require»: hut littln
time to make. with the hill of .1 con-
struction guide and accurate dwar-
tioms. First, this? the under-arm and
shoulder :vania m llOltthf‘il. Turn Ilii‘
der .i'rnut mlgeot’ front on small “a"
usrimuttinus t‘nr until-rinsing; line of
large "0" ltn’i'fHTIiliili’h‘ indicates wu-
trr front. Tilill hum of luu‘cr edge of
can: no small “o" I‘vri'ot'ationa. ‘
Next. fave the rillar and saw to
rflli (alp- it" hark uith renter—hark!
(ten, and in front matching note-hem
'1‘in-u,tiiki- the pocket and‘ turn a hem
at the upper edge (u i-llil‘tll "it” per
it'oiimn. A-‘ijiot [mi-kit on front 0’!
coat, with latter (wigs lmtwrrn indi'i
msmtmcs suit. 7367
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eating small "it“ perforations; riiteh
ride \ctlgt‘i to position.
Close the. sleeve and cuff mom»; 5
next. I'are ruff and s-w to sleeve,
.nitchew at lower edge; and Htlflil‘fl
own. How sleeve in arm? in m notch-
, ed with email "o" {intimation at
.‘hnul-lrr éi‘lil‘ll Fsl‘ill": in an}: t'nlnm'
lnvtween tutti-Ems: tr. if \ll“l."‘ill. ”19'
{illness may lie. . . v il‘. litil tlla'
Home timur-i ; l :..';‘i limiillx it
in armhole.
A shfcll :wi Howling t nllnr may ho
rub-xiitutul for the ctr‘rol'tt'l'ed do-
iign, if tl.‘\l’.‘t"il. I" mulw‘it. row col.
5 "w*m¢m~m .
lur to neck lwlgft‘, .Imtrlw, renter-
frnibt! tinil lurk elm": mm: tingle
snmll "o" lwrf’r "ll i:~ 32.12.3th roil-
. furlmrk of ‘lili‘u «no! ...il:.r, Tack
turn at lower edge “if shivld and tie
in hack.
in the trimming of the collar, M»
allinns of lace :tre llzpllCtl hetvmxr
the embroidered sprays.
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RE'DDING MAN MISSING.
Made for William
rt‘m."
William Martin, .1 farmer. or the
leorgetown dis'rict of iieiirling. hm,
ébeen missing Since last Saturday "3".
,ternoon‘. and on extensiv- search for:
jhim has: bee ninetitutc-d
Mr. Martin. Who is about
Id, has by.“ a rcsidrnl of up“. Fabrizzio walked into police
3:33;, years; and 'g' one of ow b-w» quarters today and admitted. tho {10' ,,
known men in his settion ot’ that
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fortfv‘ ’
luere under union orders to ulle’ wink
itodny. in addition to the Sum who
lstruck yesterday. The men obfictlo
tine employment of nonunion labor
’hy one of‘the contmctore and dermal“. ’
double pay for overtime Work.
ADMITS snoormo WIFE.
' xrzw BRITAIN. Oct. 27.. momnnl
head—
iice say, that he attempted to about
. - < : .. ' hhors called in [bu
rereation with Michael Country of, round vhrn next: . -~
fGeorgetown. Neighbors discovered onqpohce and found the “t ["3“ had 17"“
7 a
‘ ' v. . ’ - ' 6'
.druggist's. Mail orders filled on 31.00..'““' ?”éfjé} 3"“. mg Y traitors who are
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Talks Too Much About His lilovtéfproiiité‘umw
The police. of this city have been
shed to aid in searching for Merv
Ho. 3:» be had spoken of coming heri-
nnlt and black overcoat.
TERS. '
WATERTOWN. Mam. Oct. 23.-..
rs employfld by three firms of con.
creciing twelve
uild’ugo at the. Watertown Arsenal
Run! 9730 HOW
Shawl/3 SC
,- II 3,
Now "“95 Binnie .
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dig??? tilt “P0032 Foot." Tu Hi;
Fruit—f,
comets THE
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5' But) WE’LL Poof
fisumm scene”
. Vumt human. new or.-
You ow Summit?
” ' eiwas last men late Saturn his “3'" 3' th“l|'.bflm_" in ”“3 “it! 0".
mty GAVE 5.32:“mgmmn when he wan in pm... October 16. Faurizzto could not bar
it
" ' . , :v 0 home. Flint. not seriously. He says hr, m
:ggdfllalllzlln hsfloxrozwllia (:22!) had been in Hartford. lie is held under 2"
not been cared for. .When Honda” bond of $3,000 for a hearing. -
zra‘swfid. and the man had not put, in
:an anneamncc, alarm Was felt. and;
‘Mr. Martin's brother. Frank Martin;
was Hormone-d from blasuacbusettsfi
out is now in chat-goof sheiurm.
fry a Sentinel Wan Au.
I eelJronéWi‘ne
M‘ m run down, no BPPCtIx. could No trace of him has been found. berm; ram“, Ctimulnnt, and APE-aw
not rest at night. and I took amen however. The missing man is do; 3. H. BAXTFB
greasy vile smell. . cold-which Settled 0!! my lungs. so I scribed as being about fortyycflre. .. _
. was unable to keep about my W ‘ old. of medium height and weighing; i W ‘
”‘7va ”7 docwt advised me to take ‘ about 150 pounds. He wore a blue ____fl . -- -_._‘_ j
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OBJECT TO "ON-UNlON CREPE“ i When ya“ gmoke 5“; "Exception"
E Havana filled 5e cigar. Ask for 3 ‘
Tvm thousand union building labor? Retailers supplied by
i r33 1;. z. SLAUSON co, . .
Norwnik and Stamford
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