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.Um'lc;;|a . Ia Partisan-u i4-
! flit beans !
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon flour
* “Spoon onion Juice
folks of 2 ass:
I can still:
1 teaspoon salt
H teaspoon poppet. i
Bun Poicnta.
1 pint small white beans
1% tablespoons molasses
1-4 teaspoon ground mustard
1 tablespoon butter
1 tabl spoon vinegar
1% teaspoon salt
1-4 teaspoon‘p‘epper
A Wash'beans and malt ovo-r night: tin.
”at morning cover with fresh cold
dimer 1 hour.
dilutes. Serve in a vegetable dish or
, turn into square mold and stand to'
moi. When cold. out into blocks. (lip:
A“ h egg, roll in crumbs and try in dot-p
I fit. Serve with tomato sauce.
Boston Roast.
1 pound can kiilney‘bcnns
”lily cooked beans.
1 pound grated cheese f
bread crumbs
flash beans or put through a meat
ginder. Add cheese and enough
”(I crumbs to make a still roll. Baku
Q a moderate oven, basting occasion-
Ol' same
irippings. . '
TWO MEN MAY. EACH
SEYMOUR, Nov. 13.——Daniel Atlas-
jtk of Waterbury and Thomas Regan.
. travelinn salesman from New You.
«nay lose their legs as a result of being
4m over by a southbound train at the
nation here last night while waiting
9101' the northbound train. One. oi Af-
Jflluk’s legs was amputated at the
:Wh Hospital ln4Derby and if he.
fills... the other will be taken air.- Bolh'
d Regan's legs will be removed, if he:
arrives the day.
umber 5, of acute dilation oi the,
4”at, in line or duty. '
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I :4 lift rill, iili
giiiiiis Ii. Gillill’s
{ ; w, thrills Chill
49..., Fever-lair, Sick Bilioua, Cican'
Little Liver and Bosnia '
4.44%.. laxative today saves a sick child
ow. Children simply will not
4 the time from play to empty
4 bowels, which become clogged
with warns, liver gets sluggish,
. h nonr-
".344106k at the tongue,. ..er! it coat-
44 _ to your child is listlas, cross, tev-
breath bad, restless, dossn'tl
heartily, full of 'cold, or has sorc'
t or any other children's all-
t, give a teaspoontul of "Califorv
Syrup of Figs," then don't wor. ,-,’
it is perfectly naming, and
4. few hours all this constipated poi-~
sour bile and fermenting waste
gently man out at the bowels.
4 “you have a well, plavful child!
4 4 a thorough “inside cleansing'"
4 4 oftlinsa all that isneccsssry. it
44 be the first treatment gtVen'
naysickncsl.
Dawns of counterfeit {lg ,m_
it your drugeist,,tor a befits of‘i‘tlnl-
in th’t'o ‘90 Pin." which has Nil
.4 tor basin. ehiiam‘oi uni
”as and tor grown-ups plainly ,‘prlutv?
3 as tha‘bottls. mil: manna!
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Wartime evening gowns have lost
none’oi their‘splendor, and much the?
la] occasions to wear them
‘are promised us this winter. The only
difference is that thess atlairs have, as
1a rule, some ‘wartlme relief movement}
‘ -" Jiin tile background as their reason for
. a...
ibeing.
,same 500
44 Because a woman may wear most 4
- (30'!!! "l6 beans Wiih boiling water, beautiful gowns and jewels and be-[
gdd halt the salt and boil gently 30 cause she may lend her presence to the-.3
W. Drain and “pulp." PM the various social occasions where it may
W and flour into a saucepan, when help the common cause she should not
fined, add milk and stir until boiilnl. be subieu to thoughtless criticism.
add the rest or ”19 Pail. Willie!“ and on- may have cost-her a tremendous (-
h Juice. Add the beans and when tort to keep the same. balance llCPtli‘d years has by?“ fi
m-mmum is‘smoklng 1101 take from now in civil life, when her nearest and in Europe and E
h and add the yolks of ess- besten dearest are staking their lives and her
‘ till! the milk. Tut in serving dish, heart and soul,~otien tar tr: m her gay
”kit with pieces of toast and serve. kurronudlnl
' lion to camp, trench and sea.
Velvet. metal brocadcs and tulle and with meat. because tood does not Mm
4net. glistening with tpanglcs. ili'ml" to be mined to (“a fish. as in mp4 case
land tinsel, lorm the basis 0! new Pt’t'fl
ing gowns.
lirsins and loose short chemise even-
'ln . v
4 g gowns are seen. Fur sterling oui m4, difficulty of being il'ansponed.
Rruv'ns are a novelty. Except for ihe
youthful illodels, almost all have v'cilt-ii
sleeves and arms and are. of less decal.
m": bring “W” i" boiling point and leic out than in former seasons Tili-
When done press ' ' '
. - raps are loose and cspelike, with dol~
“10:41? a444tinc (colander. add the other 4mlm sleeves, and are at malt-rials as
-_ ”If ”‘- an 9' 1' 0"" “"5 {0" “’Irich all the gOWnsthemsi-lves..
We seem to be taking the English
den of war time amusements, for .to ”01,3”. ”Hm i: mp“ it can be
loverything seems to be going on Just cooked 3., ”Luzuuny all up. ways in
3”"? some, 9"?“ dancinc. Military otil- which meit is cooked and the premiums
4cers. soldiers and sailors on leave. add tion for (polling is rlliliill‘. because the
"""" in picturesque touch in the restaurants llsh can be "mm.“ and cleaned a.
lot the great white way. -
A»: a French dressmaker said in an
iAnlcricarl buyer who hesitated at our
‘chasing
rhouldn't you? The English do; and once oi‘ iii" .tllimimn holdirr i-m'i
the war is not taking place in your lllnirltiilnmi" .“l'ifi'lil- m urviary ol wily. HAltTi'iNilL'
collntry." She might have added. and "Wlihiilll inn! Willii. ‘- i illc lull-i: is ‘
anywlth butter and water, am. with "W "it?” Slipposed it understood, ital-ii, 'mi «luv-M i‘ll‘ ’fi'i'ilil mire iltml
mm sauce. The dish may be flavor 4ll‘mt it was necessary for the good of in 4”! ii?
a 'm. onions, chopped and cooked in lluslncis that amusements and good
dressing should continue.
lloth the. long, princess dresses. wiill ‘-- “‘1‘" ”WW" “"9
4sinuous trains. and ihc' loosc chcmiw '1“"li" "D W Hill Ali-l :5
LOSE 135.5153. frocks ilyer a seductile light lining 9-.-
‘hoing shown in those shops that get “" ’3" " ‘-
tlle trade of the best dressed New York llm
wcmen. in choosing it is all a question 4
1a to which looks host on you; the 9f. pod iilc scromut '~icrilly oi; iiu- should 4
foot of both kinds
pleasing.
the draimi princcvl lines are better for 3"” ""5"" "‘ 1"1" i“ 3""? month? "'t
a matron. while the loose chemise glit- “0’"? and "1““ i“”‘""5"“i"' [7" ”Tim“
.tering dresses seem l'cscrvml tor youlilb M, W" 9
New materials are rather CtlllilplClb "CW .
oils by their absence. There arc such
'lovcly colors that mtg lack of novelty whiic musische interposed from theicrowded at the hours named.
. iin fabrics passes unnoticed. The era 4other ““9 0‘ ‘
'Ocneral Pershing cabled that Pt'ivate'emm mafia" deep rose, pinks. canary . 12'” MM” 1
m Id. Barber, Field Artillery. died and lemon yellows and sea creeps com-' will consult in-iim‘ Ci of : cerium-K he.
blned with beads that shimmer
tal lace that shines makes a fairy-i in the PYE“"Iir-" or a pz-ivz-io is an of-
, like combination in the brilliant or cot-4f""""‘ “"1 “RWY ‘0 1'“ “WWW-5 5'5
'~'-‘"* -’*-—-—-——~ icealed evening lights oi/the restaurant,4""\"'“’1‘ing‘0“ Star.
ltheatre or ball;
! Ermine ls'used as anevenlng dress ‘
“tmaterlai
ilsce. with its bold pattern and ivory'lilf‘il' farms Jill" 0011} Vi
’tone against the soft depths hr crmlnr- 5 than burning it in the field.
ifur. is a fascinating color study ini
lwhhe. ‘Artists will know whatlmenll.l 1"? ll Sentinel Want Ni":
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HOME ECONOMICS
Furnished by
Agricultural Department
li'Allti-‘iiiiil (‘utJN'i‘Y
ASSOCIATION
for )lollll‘zzaihn o’ itiilources:
Bridgepm-t, Conn.
In Lil-upel'ililuh with
U. S. Department of Agriculture
and
Gonmcdcut Agrlcuiiural College
Uu Fish Instead 0t Meat.
Fish contains as much tood material‘
as meat. ii cosis less.
Until laicly We. have had cheap and
ii abundant meal. Now iniilt is getting
{4 scarce. and high prior-d. Most for many
oarce and high priced
lil‘og calls have. turned
to llsh all a substitute. They have
learned to use l‘iiss nrchi natural re-
source. “'0 also must ie: in lo use it.
| There are many advantages in using
fish. The price is low in comparison
"ion. in imagina-
ot' (mile, and liccausc ilsh comes more
directly into the hands at the con-
sumer from the source of supply with-
Both semlprincess with
Secondly, iherc is much less waste in
fish than in mew. 5 pound or m/i
may how a i-nnllidcruhlc amount of fax,
a large picce/ oi bone. Mill in some
cases much grisiic. All l‘qunl amount
of fish has only ille ihln skin and is
small amount of bones. ,
in lilt‘ third [iiilt'i‘, lit-ii 1. Ha hairdrr’
i.
00”“
4am: wishwi at me kat-l. i
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EPARTMEN
80211) From Drippings- 4 4
4 Practical War Work i
' ilim'. . WEE—woman: ' » 7- ’
’ Waste to Make Household
" Necessity.)
Hailing soap from the dr'po
pings ot meat is the practical war
:work otJlrs. 0‘. 0.
-:of Washington. D. 6.. who is seen
.stl hsr task In the uniform of the
United States Food Administration.
4 The drippings of all kinds 0!
{meals are saved until all pounds
-hi»vs accumullted. This with one
4cun or lye will make ntteen cakes
g ' hard soap. delightlul for the
m
IOU.
' Host the gross. until it is melted
E: w. warm, than our
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tb, excellent tor washing tins
bric- or i ~
' Strain the drippings before put-
lng away and satin bolero being
omblnod with the
the In into a quart or water which
will become hot as the in dis-
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van den Ber:
(Jory ofiacflcal
flame Drerrflalfmg
Lemony
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may .m t} ail-tam: «all
4 m 44::4pattwy. 0 all: hmflaturo‘;
nap nnwcpari
hhs.bsau,apr‘cg' nature it ‘E
cm» W‘i' cut it in cakes two“
‘a‘yha by Ive i'P‘E'.“ and about i
a. hall, do thtélt. :4
van d F ‘trl in, .
£92-94."-
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belt.
KEEPING UP THE TONE.
evening gowns, ."Why "Tho l'i'ill null i'\‘vil cli'rani nppmr-4
rt presenting
Q
"(in i. imiu i"1"t‘il€ ‘ .‘v. y .'l mimic
.:Ii ullil iii-2 lllilli ulliilliiuncd. for iiivw
lli"il. 5. st lgmint
" 'iiuimll up ilia.i ionic! Did you nev-
i; 'ii“. '.'"'. l'wib l'l‘iiim il'.’
‘Scrgcani Jltlll r. \Viili: riyoiiom!‘
“ A gentlellizln ill ”‘2‘ :‘i-zii inihinti till)
horhon'l.
in a ballroom is “V
1 do think that, M a "”94 "How tizirc you ltif‘llf‘ ordorn,’ lite
and 7 p, m.
i am hlnjoz- Eustace Silr- ford
"intro a gentleman with a drooping
he. aisle. .
furl-nil} lit‘ sold coliliy.'
and will learn that to “l‘pl‘llllflnd a sergeant:
USING WASTE WOOD
by a French house that has' WASHINGTON- ,Nov, 12,--mansJo consist of:
i ‘ ' " .
WANT fiETTER-TROLLEV SER- crease it as much oi possible in anticl-
VIC!
_.
4the Morris Cove and
'l.ichihoum- l'oin'l section. were given
:l lienrim hy the Public Utilities Com-
mission iodil‘v’ on their complaint _
inadt'qUilit' trolley service between Will Be Belated by M". Harry Vairini
‘thc Ct'nii'l‘ oi illi‘ civ and their neigh:
l-‘l'iiilli ll. Kimberley, prcsi-i
tl"l‘tl oi the i‘uirmoni Association, lll’t"t
scuted the case for the petitioners.
llo' said Morris Cove was becoming an
all your home for many people
they were entitled
Extra cuts were desired between 4
(icneml Manager John K. Ponder-
oi the Connecticut
told the commission that cars now
running: in the point wen-
BEEF AND SHEEP'
cousmvarnowus
HARTFORD, Nov. 11"A BDCUfll'i
committee on beet, cattle and sheepi
’ fhils hot-n appointed by the commutes,
ion iood supply and conservation of the used Mother Gray's Sweet Powders Mrs. Snead 8m. the some: 0‘ Old
Connecticut Stair: Council of Defense: for Children, They move and regu- Point Lace, (and she lashes sorcral or
_ Samuel Russell. 312.4 late the bowels, relieve teverishnese, the famous point laces), the Story 0’.
a New York branch. It is exceedinglyf for using all available waste wood 35431 iildivtown; .l. M. Whitilesey. 31319: teething disorders, constipation, head-4 Basket” of All Nations, PeriOd Fumi-‘
supple, is gathered and even lightly fuel arc beiniz considered by the,tuei:Ctillllliii-iinlu‘r 0“ Domestic Afllmail‘H3ch95' destroy worms and frequently tare. Miniatures and Silhouettes, Pour
lrlraped. combined with priceless lrtce.’i cdlninistration. Fuel administrators Leonard i-i. ilealcy, secretary oi momma}: up colds. Children like them. Thousand Years of Fashion 44 iNery
'The impression omv gets from‘ioolling' in sci-oral states already have takentSiatc Board of Agriculture.
11 it is that the height and luxurious-la step in this direction hr aluminiumL Statistics and other data relating to} Powders lol- Children have been the; ""9; 1mm, of gun and charming
[less in 517983 has been achieved. 'nm‘io farmers to cut timbrlr in clearinz4caiilc out! sllrcp have been collcc‘tcd‘ slate and reliable remedy in time “color. She has made pottery and her
.necd. Mothers should never44bc with-imam“, protralts on ivory have tak-
commiitee which will take steps as. out a box in the house for immediate en mm, in many expositions; there-
qulckly its possible" io conserve the- use. At. druitgists exerywherc, 25c.-?mre she is “:1, qualified to speak up
exiltipg supply in Connecticut sun in- Adv. ‘ ‘
nod rather-“and placcd'in ihc hands oi the special
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.lilst.’ lcnvc it to old Titus Beeswax Wild.
4 4 3‘"? 724""34”“d8m' 0' crease the raising of sheep ill sections:
'1" Him-mil Ward- ‘" N” "“m' of the state particularly adapted to think
lruonabls swat of the year'round
CI this single-breasted coat of dark
blue serge with notched collar and
plotted buck finished with a short
nation of iuturn hoods. A special et-
iort will be made, it is expected. to "Pl
industry.
44 srosv or THE MAGIC caflezr. iv
(
Snead at Hillside school
rust baturday. i
Mrs. Harry Vslrin Snead of Noroton’
'will address a Norwalll audience. for,
the third time Saturday afternoon, No!
vember 17. On former occasions Sir-Li
Snead delighted the people of Not-walk!
with her recitals on the various tins}
and
in good service.
,4 corn
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Patented April 30. i907
Pictorial Review Coat No. 73-15. Sizes. 2 to in years. Prim. 154 cents
NC wins 7346
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54 iNCH MATE'RIALWiTH Nil
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Serge for Boys.
Not only will this cost be newts.
able ior cool evenings (Milli... il‘3_
summer. but it is floor-limits: 2vr
early i‘all. Dari: blue verge i: :1381
tor its de‘flflopllliinl. The limit
platted and finished with a é'lli.
which is caught in with the l‘.
arm scams hil’i tho ilf,"‘l( 1:3. o no: ‘ll-
ed-"ollar. Turn-back (oil's finish iho
sleeves. in medium size the coo: 1'."
quires 1‘:- yards 544nm Iiii"ll31.
The quickest method of cutting tho
cont properly is precisely as shown
by the cutting guide. First told the
serge in half on a table or‘ some
miter smooth surface. Place the
I‘dl’i’.. perforaied wiih the letter "K"
directly on the lengthwise fold. and
opposite the back lay the collar and
the from, each of these sections with
the large "0" pzrl'oraiions resting
on a lengthwise thread of serge. Now,
a little more than half 0! the mate-
rial remains for the other auctions
of the pattern. 01' those, only lilo
belt‘ is laid on a lengthwise full of
material, the pocket,“ welt. sleeve
sections and undcriacing being
placed so that the large “0" pt'rtorao
tions in each rest on a lengfhv'iso
thread. .
it rrcierrul. the piziils at the hack
may be cmii'n‘; :si'll i‘l‘ eirrifllt to
movable bolt used iistctli of '210 nt-
tnched design.
in addition to
looks well il r2-
‘velours and broailcioih.
-
i‘
verge, i‘nii: lat
rr‘flrd cloth,
a!
W,
Showing 5351?. ,.,.§5lli.fits
Nll’l': liftiul‘iu i
° i
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‘arts, at the Norwslk Library and at'
l
Company.
not over-
.linger hrs» al'vnys stood for everything
fill ihe linc of :lrcgrcss and culture. and nod
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"AVE 5‘" “"5": 10,090 TESTIMOMALS FROM l
MOTHERS ‘
Oi childrcn who have successfully
/
sic a w i: “' glamour»
NPR I For: Eu. THIS is 6 —*- __ t ‘ - Vow. 44
lblgl'CHLLS IS mask-g. Hum 4—4.4: 1:31?ng (3:33:32: res , acoustics-r2 &,7-301-.
,2. BUT I . u AND mi. —'- 7 Nuts: H629:
Ono/Gour‘rms How woo WHERE ”~— . ‘l' 53%
mgnogpsiou‘r 4 To no 4 4 4 —"‘“—-—~___.. " BSO“?
utaasu'r'. ”Dew" ' m .
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the Commun'y' Club assembly m._,sp.m no ’eilort to bring
This time she wm tell the 3W of The entertainments and entertainers to her
'iFor 30 years Mother Gray's Sweet and Porcelalhes/ etc.
Mrs.
gall these subjects.
Magic Carpet. (the cvolquon of the pupils “‘1 friends. "'5' Snead, b“
:Oriental Rug) at u... iiiliside school. sidesbeing a lecturer in an artist and
i'l'he principal, Miss Margaret Brand “1”" and having acquired 9’ “’1‘! ”f'lilrough route.i .lod joint l"’l_'.~' in '0.-
inure-tins “1101'!!!“00 she 1‘35 Phil-lieclion with other carriers.
to give it'out to others “Lil scrip: ‘
40! most entertaining illustrated talk: 4
Besides giving the story of symbolism
and origin at design and color of the
-tho oriental rug, which she weaves on
an oriental loom before the audience.
Snead
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. AUTHORi’i‘v'.
‘xl’ASiliNS’l‘UN, No“. I: 'lhc- ixh-n
util‘re i‘on'nwrn‘“Commie—din the Fu-
l‘l'r‘illf' ('ouri lit-id to'ioy. h .. authority
no co («i railroads in «r-L'tbiitdl
. ' WHAT BILLY SUNDAY ssvs"
in one of his meetings at Boston;
the noted evangelist said. “i belie"
that eVery disease can he opted by
some Weed it We can onlv discover it.
There is not an ailmcnt that 60"
hasn't somewhere an herb growing
that'will cure that ailment."
The choice medicinal herbs which
will cure a woman's ailments wot.
discovered more than forty years ago,
and have been doing their helper?
cent work for hall a century. Ly in I
Pinkham combined their. in co ver
famous V--;,'etablo.
Compound. which is to be toilnd tn
the drug stores where. every ailing
woman may conveni'mi'y got it all
small cost. it dot-s the work3~AdFo
M,“ -E:
lent form ill her
“uh
“SE 1 doom-
wav’n BRNG ME HOME .4:
Ft: Lsss’u $5.19. :3
ion Peasant _4
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