Tried RECliieS
DOWN 1'0 ”X l
TABLESPOONS A DAY
, in a Chance for Everyone to “Do
Mr Bit" for the Country. Act
immediately.
As a nation, we eat too much sugar
our systems to take care of nor-
DAILY TALK};
HOME ECONOMICS
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Agricultural Department
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Connecticut A
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or cultural College
ly. Two ounces or six tcéilnrpouiu
gahgar a day is plenty for the aver-
” person.
'Msewli'es!
Everyday Helps, .
In making cake whcre only whites.
it is imperative that of ergo are used. boat. 1h» cream of tuna: g-
wuo only 6 tablespoons of sugar for '5’" With them. TNS “i“ D‘TVHH i1. 5
“ch member of your household is day, falling-
place of sugar on your cerealh, cook To sum" ilougllnuls put 3 or i into n ‘i
waists. dates or any hwot-t fruits with “PM will" flail Wltll
Close trip ol’ bit} by m, _ L AW .- uv.-_..—....-.m.w~..~r . - r
penal, thus giving the sweet flavor. D"ll"’r»ll“d .b‘llgalfi
and substitute corn syrups, molasses, “01‘1an in hand and t-h'tlw back and
‘ Quincy, maple syrup and glucoge in forth two or three times.
breads, cakes, puddings and cook- ““85“"! 4 : '
”all” away with the frostinzs on the W!" 3' needed.
”as and eat candy only at meal tint‘e,
m and forces the already tired dlt
» vo organs to work overtime.
. -. the liquid, milk or water. one—
b the amount.
WI of the Fairlield conuty farm bu-
. . , nbstitutlng syrups for sugar:
“ Molasses Rye Muffins.
' 1 1-4 cup rye meal
1“ cup flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
:1 teaspoon salt
‘14 cup molasses
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- '1 tablespoon melted fat
«on twentyvflve minutes. .
_ Molasses Corn Cake. .
. 1-; cup corn meal
8-4 c'up flour ~‘g
3% tensponw baking powder
1 teaspoon salt .
‘1-4 cup molasses
84 cup milk
1 m
1 tablespoon melted fat
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A little vinegar put into the rinsinrr
m8 it a PI" of the meal rather water on wash day will prevent the
, an extra food that takes away the hands from becoming rough and
‘ to from the more wholesome chapped. A
When making soft custard. if it cur-
dles when done, not it in a pan of cold
Invariant! When using any of the water, and beat with an egg healer.
.. u” the “me amount of fillb- Th9 Cllfilfll'd Will booomn
h“, M recipe calls for flux“, but and creamy as you can desire.
Wo-f consider sliced bananas for mom
delicious when scrved
following are some recipes that have strawberries than HH‘l‘Pd in the usual
‘ - . tested by the home demonstration way With 191"“ and ““337-
lloiled or roamed meat which is in
the uracil cold may be n'rnppnd in it
lidilfllp cloth bofore puttinrz away and it
{will be moist and tender. ;
ilnm sonkod in milk over night will
.ho iounrl oxcnmlinzly lumlnr’nml sweet
jwhon used for breakfast tho next morn-
ing. '
Little Labor Bitters.
Before fastening a moot chopper to
the table, place a piocc of sandnaper
“49““ and sift ingredients; add esg'llarre enough to no unlit-r both clumps
‘ tly beaten. molmps' milk and. Will tho rough side ‘up..on the table.
melted fat. ”9,.“ well, turn into honiThL“ mounts the clamps from slip-
wed‘mumn tins and'baké in has “"3- .
3 Flow all “of tho nnrrow stripg'of mp0:
thnt comm; on.
whin Istitching on thin material, usn'
this moor to put under tho goods to
avoid puckerlng.
A clean br'ck, heated. makr-s it nrnnd
flat Iron stand—«it.
much longer than the metul stand.
in fairing jelly from the glass dip it
for an instant, only,
.1", and sift. dry ingredients: addl'hm invert over the plate on‘which it
‘88- lllfil'lly beaten. molasses and milk!is to be WWW"
hat and add fat flake ‘in a shallow},
teased pan or «gem pans in hot oven?
fl minutes
Oat Meal Muffins.
1 cup cooked oatmeal
139 cups flour
. 2 tablespoon corn syrup
.4 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
.39 cup milk
‘ “tablespoons melted fat.
. "and sift flour, salt and» baking
or; add half the milk, egg wrtll
.. .. , theiremninder of milk mixed
L"oatmeal. and beat thoroughly:
"'7 fldd fat. Bake in greased mnllin
in hot oven 20 minutes.
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' * “East. moonponsriou
* or RAILROADS
. ‘ unions. w. w. lit—The
or! plan of fodr’h] 'ncomnrflirm
”fond-v was 'doclarnrl to be revolu-
,. , corporate lozislation by l‘lavios,
' , old nrrwidr-nt of the Continental:
_ t Crmmnv of Baltimore. chairman‘
with n'LW' n' Directors of the Sea-.
_ Air Line Railway, and president
'“tlin National Association of Owners
liailrnrd Vouritio‘s, in an address
y befnrr the sixth annual com/on-
..M t?!" investment Bankers' Asso-
lon'of Rmnrlcs. '
“My. Wrrilclrl raid the plan Was not
' [draught with danger to the people, .
{that it takes five out of six stow
' rd government ownership. but l.":it
3mm a menace to'holilnrs of all ch: '1-
. Lil! securities. because it proposed. ho
. M . the greatest numeracy in cor-
, enhancement yet sucgmted. if
fill into law it would not alone
to railroad corporations. ho eun‘
but sooner or infor rrmvldiikov
tended to all corporations on:
in interstate commerce.
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EMT!” mm warrants.
RTFM“). Nov. in.—’-li‘rank if.
mrr puri- feed dnrimf~~'nnnr
good flrc..
“ .Wnythsro' l'iirl boon n wrkrd
in tho Mitotic- of motoring our
rim" "m was will-in its» out;
,3:M'h" “This has been at'rlbill‘d
« _ “it“ pm. at («saint tailor.
own-t ”minor (ma
am with
an
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To Clean Stcvcnine.
When your stovv smolws and the
pipe or chimney serum to ho full 09
soot, burn sumo ninon': of mill :tinc on it
It will come ”in limit to
form in large'ilakes and clean off and
[1.0 away in the air with thr- smoke.
HARTFORD rm. "2 «mil-v in
typhpr Quilvan'c lowt'nvuv R_ “l. Hall}
on nnd W. .l. Mulllr-m ”warn withdrawn
'rrm tlvo ‘lunnrlnr Court the co domn- . .
~d womnn's "nun" whim. m" ”1:.“ shr- I: Cod Liv-r and B-et' Proton”. Iron
vans Without funds to rm) Mum her hp-
rnal in the Suprnme Court from hcr~
conviction of the muff":-
Tl. Andrews. ond in has stood. Mr. Hol-
.l'>n has filed 'ttt‘f'v-t' lll"'i“‘l'l.
\lr, Holden in his motion sets .out
'hat the court allo' ': d h'rx. ilzi'in" tim-
‘rinl of tho murder ’rl'llN'W‘nt 9.1000
“or onions-cs of conducting thmlr‘i'enro.
"c now asks that. the cor rt rillow him
o apply the $1 mm on tho iv”! for print
in: tho rncord of tho annorzl to the Sn—
"rromo Court. and that tho State of Con
"Klimt pay the balance of the cost or
r‘rintlng the record,
is estimated to be about $2,000..
bolt:
rotains
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0 ““4 ‘
tablespoons of
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Remove
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as smooth
with canned
u! my“
lows: ,
of ribbon, anti
the heat
into hot n’atm',
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pnmrmo BlLL lN NL‘JGAl‘l crisis?
,, Positive—Co
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about
The. printing bill
food lazovhii i.
. w~;~.rfl"‘
fair trial
H f77*’
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terinls each your in Connc-cilcuL
lug ilotir, lfl‘I‘ln, hl‘r-nlilizrt foods, drugs.
spices, etc. in tho r’iiiic.
Much domain 1311th each your in'
vpntal lo.
To» .2: .
Villlliliiig-
W iiuim
. SIRONG
- and Manganese Prptonafol, iron and
Ammonium Clinic, Lima and Ind.
Glycsropbosphatcn,Cnaizsrin. ‘ i
Anywornan who buys a bottle of:
Vinal {or a weak. rumdown, nervous i
condition and finds after giving it a
i: did not help her. willzv‘v‘
have be: money returned.
, You see, there is no guess work
Its formula prove
Vino].
and delicate children.
and be convinced.
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MR. WAD ‘
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Hl$ Mono TOO i
Now we» unricre‘muu, box/0%
.‘(OU’RE ‘Tq HVPMO'rizE my
HUSBFWD so'rmr HE wcut'r
wow T060 To THE Blqu-RME”
He is MEGLECTWd HIS“ 305mg;
Alub I‘M iii-"lain i'r's AFFECT'WG
LEW; or T3?
mnghgifi i.
grow
Lam iht- hum!» of in-
wmm Awnmmv
nvincing Proof
louw. ants.
broken.
ilrl follows:
.nnJ docs not
or for planting.
on request.
iiniured them.
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[INJURY TO STORED PRODUCTS. belle, larder beetle, red—logged ham
, beetle; larder beetle, red-logged ham
;" ”1 "’ and a“ "m” F°°d “pp“e’ c” a: p'm‘m‘ tcrlncludc theindlan meal moth, Medi-
from Insect Pom”
liolh dcrln’g the present season and
cockroaches,
loud :uippiio-s nirmdy grown. To this mites occasionally cause damage,
out], we should prevent the ravages of.
flour and grain readily.
food materials if thoroughly aired lire '
not injured by carbon diculp‘ine'or
try-lrocynnlc acid gns, either for food .
terrane’an flour 'moih, meal
moth, Angoumois groin moth. and lin-
during the war it is o the greatest in vropcon‘ilrain moth. Other insects like
portunco not only to raise more food. the cheesy skipper to fly), a book
but to (fiiniit'l‘Vt' to the utmost those
and even
smout
Most of these insects may be de-
mwu posts, runny oi which attack and strayed by boating to a point between
dummy ‘1 “”719 amount of food mn- 12” degrees and 130 degrees F. for live
A'or six hour». 'l'ho‘vltslity of min. is
bulletin on lill'i Huhji‘li. cntitled “ln- endangemj [{ "I. he,“ upwoaohm 150
sects injuring Stun il Food Products in 'de
Connecticut." .hus‘ hunt waned by the ho injured for food"
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment:
Station of New illtl't’ll. it is iiulletini‘nmred by “we”.
No. lilo, and in as pumphlot or 21 pages
grecs 17., but the luau-rial would not
Food kopt‘i’n'cold utoraxe will not be
A Mini summary or this bulli-tin loin M, 5,“de lime applied to Coeds
"i'whrn placed in storage will prevail
most of the damage rnuscd by the pea
Connecticut in cereals and other storm and Mr. wpeyllg' 'i'lu- proportions are
For small quantities. say
Wus' “5" him” m“ "”5", estimated less than a half mick. four parts by
at m“ p" ""m 0“ ”i“ “m” "“1“” 0’ m" '.'.'i'lle,lxt oi limo to our part of seeds;
products or 52”“ it'll-Who “Mb your for homes-n a hull peck and three bushels.
lllv" l7llliml .‘llfilf‘S. and i'd wholly pre- 0un mum of lime and ”a“;
grcu‘cr riuzintitivu. one port 0
‘ "3" Mainly ""Nl"‘" ((‘oiin tno pelvis of ist't‘d.
fi'yit‘l'd) and mulls; il.cpl.luptornl. The‘ ._ Fumigation with carbon disupbide,
11mm” ”“1”!“ ”i" mm” worms, cn- using it half cupfui to n barrel. will
“i“ W “”1 7"“ "" ‘ “1" “m“ m” rid the material of insect life. This
MN)“ WNW“! flour hr-ntlo, rust-red liquid should be placed on top of the
flour bravingsin-isotiii-tl grain beetle. lnfvstcd material. and should not be
gram” “""H' ”C" “"‘""“v "“1" find used near a fire as it is lnllammahlc.
small cabinet lu‘rtii-sr, blui'lc corps-l In“. ccntainrr should be tightly cover-
ed for twenty-four bonus or longer.
ilydrocyunic acid gas may also be;
'u-zi-d but is not advised except in par-‘
t-cular cam, as it is deadly to breathe
penetrate masses 0!
Scotti and '3
For more detailed information on
this subject the reader should refer to
the pages of this bulletin, which will
We publish “‘9 formula 9‘ Vino! he out free to an citizen of the state
to prove convincingly that,“ has the ‘ s. y '
power to create strength.
tori
f lime to
BIG TURKEY RANCHEE.
Exclusive turkey ranches are found'
in the unsettled foothill rcgions of Cal-i3
tfornla and in parts of Arizona and othw
er western states where 1,000 or moreI
turkeys are raised each season. Thei
establishments are located where the:
range is unlimited and the natural;
food of the turkey, such as grasshopq
pens and other insects. green ycget~'
ables and the seeds of various weeds,
and grasses are abundant. Advantage
also is taken on these ranches of the;
turkey's relish for norms, and when-l
these are plentiful but little grain need‘
Ibo- used for fattening in the full. Thai
large flocks of turkeys are managed?
dlanapolia News.
wn or JOSEPH cuosre.
Joseph Choatc had a decidedly nzi‘lni
mic-v. but it was a beautiful voice. res-
lonsnt as some big gong. and his rather
iunkin/d wit was 'as genuine as his cour-
iNEBVflUSNESS,
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ANB.BLUE8.
Symptoms of More Serious
Sickness.
Washington Park, Ill—“1mm the
mothaolfmcbildrensndhsvemf—
- ~ fetedwitb female
nervous spells and
‘ the blues. My an.
"5 drcn's loud talking
and rompingr wm‘xld
makemesoncmus
and humid
ovcrsndfeelsostck
. , that. I would not
' ' ' wantanyonctotallt
to Inc at times Lydia E. Pullman's
Vegetable Compound and liver Pills re—
HARTF‘O'RD, Nov. 14.-The New 1!»
n railroad has been sued for $600
bocuuse it didn't milk nineteen ms
3‘ chronic over its lines. from Brighton.
there is nothing'like it to, all weak, Mass. to Hartford. The suit is brought
run-down. overworked. nervous men :bi' A- 1- All!” Of this City. to whom
and “Wm“ and {01' {99513 01d_ people :the cows were consigned. He says the
‘57 “ “3-“ i failure to milk on} animals for a
Frank llaxter, -drugglsi. South .V'or ‘pcriod of many hours has permanently
. walk —-Adv.
am it w . - rrnmmrz“ WW
1 Now" Mrs. W'ul. will hiv c to pay the Profztd turn the water of. ‘
i333? ‘°°“
quite
worry but it does not adcct myyoutb-
lookso yonngsnd weil'?’ Iowa itall
to the Lydia K. Plnkhsln medics."
-—lirs. Rom: 8mm
Washmgto, ‘ ' a Park, Illumin.’
you would like to know write to tho
Lydia l7! Pinkham Madicino 00., Lynn
Mass" for hn'nful advice given free
charge. .
‘much like herds of sheep. being talks-nl
_ . Various pcs't-prouf package-s bavn'out to the range early in the morning
and “mm“ “‘ illustrations." 1' deals been devised. but food often becomes and brought home to roost at night.‘
with the lossrci mutt commonly nitack- infusion! in them. and no package is They are herded during the day by men
post, proof arm} the drill has beenfon foot or on horseback and by dogs
’ lispccially trained for the work—«In-
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they have done me. I ' 101’ 9“
follooks. Myfmnds’ say 'Wbydoyon.
Sage Avenue, 'way and shave every
,lfyoubave:niysymptoinaboutwhicllI i
: Washerwomen in Chicago have on.l
oi ganlzed a union'with a scale of 82.60 :1;
day for doing the usual Monday wash.
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6dr}! ofracticol 7‘7
flame Drew lid/{mg}
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mated Specially for This Newspaper im—W
By Pictorial Review
For Graduation and the Summct’ 2
7233 ,
A pretty frock for Muimvr rr ”mm
1mm, moth: u'llfir'iuuls skirt owl
round bodice u'ii‘h kimono innit;
and a girdle that may bi: (“101*le at
both cdgcs or mind to if point a!
the lc/t sic.
‘Y
Here Is a charming truck um i‘
be used first for grn'lm'im aa': 11‘ r
for summer dances. it lczlillw‘t ”he
isshlonablo jumnnr with shun. .i-
mono sleeves. nub the quilt ‘xl
skirt and tunic have it straight ‘.~.v.-:»r
edge. in medium :al:c the in.) Li . : ‘1:
l” for M; yards acelnrh material. wi h
E 3.‘ yard 364mb lining in: :12) .1213: 1‘-
body and Ill, yard for user part
of skirt. - ‘
As a foumlatirm, nko the mu r-
hmly and close the under-arm z..i_.l
shoulder seams. Tllfll fen: l1 ‘,
an face the neck. Plait low-tr clan
and tack. then n=liu<t Evinch bolting
to position to lower wit: for a way
EPARTME”T
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Next. izilm tho cute 2' 44" . "it
through the it’ll in ', . it;
Unlimited Ly l:‘.l'f:3 "0 1... '2.
from llt"‘.-i to lawn .‘W i
fut-"e r‘gl" Haul: r '1,“ ‘1 ' l "Vi-
timing: in lflll l): ' r ‘ .i
for t“ .3 tin» u .- ;i
5.1: um :‘i 1 ‘ *Il
A“ beta?!» ‘1 ’ 1""
l-s‘t'cr (“trim and -i'
pcrforations and 2 lb
llm‘cl‘ odgv. inn .1; m‘lmw 4 .
and slit-re to the ll‘EiI't‘l an) ‘
mum with narrow straight frills and
1-534 builds. Arrange on luiderbod'
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Pictorial Review f‘az‘umo N-i. .;
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touched with beauty, as when .‘ z.:‘
.of the freshman dormitories :1! i3. '2
ard that all they needed to molu~ it
rivals of the Oxford College. build-ix" ->
was ivy and time" Mr. Choate took :2
playful satisfaction in suddenly chil-
ling auditors whom he had carefully
Speaking once at a boys'
school, three of whose gradunli‘s had
acted as his secretaries when he was
ambassador. he delighted his audionc: .
wormed. »
iby his praise of these secretaries.
iins something like this.
i public.
O
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age. Every nowaml ‘hi‘n his wit
.tomttrolli-r of tho treasury t.
toying the pleasure of masters
a bit 01 trouble and [and boys Mr. Cboate wound up by 533’ 3
""0rhnpi I.
ought to add that all I ask of a secre'l
:tary is that he shall keep out of my
day."—-.\’ew KL“;
woman)! or
ilsltdtiiL
Udall; n: to.
To make the skirt curt tunic. closo
lurk seams from llllif- iwrfom-
lions to inner My}; 5'”
'i.l1u\t} "or placket: 'lwr ' zmr
Mun-z lwtwmu "l‘" liJl'li‘llliUll Adv
just skirt al‘ll limit- it; w 'ldli,
stitching upper .: 2:” ..Y .' . .
oi gallium; i'l '. .. .‘ l;' 1 ..._.!
"0" poriirotivu at I‘m-21' cjj": of
tunic and iniu‘vl "o" iterfoi'nlton at
Ll); of A...” IU l... u i .-“.. ..
r'ih" air. .e ; .....I: is
l'.:'.ll;-’l':l upwr an! i2""r - '1'
visual with a mi” “In I"?!
(“iv—front, Catr'i thr- :: 40:"..1. in at
‘ riot 1:3;‘1‘0 who; il'h'l “ll ‘5 inch
‘ train {all i c ‘v ‘8'.’ . :rl
m. 4-1-..er ...v w hi.
i"? “We "0" {min ~-. m -_
tor-front of t: “ l :r
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" :H. l: to to years. Frica. 1’») «v.31 .
VMJJE OF PAM? STOCK.
“ARTHHMH, ‘i~ l.‘ ;' 1'7 l‘JmO‘
l‘lsl-‘imlt; :Zi‘urgE-z ‘ i. u.’ . . M.
.ii: socm‘livs t'i l.l~‘ .. It . mm:
’ ll". . (“3‘1“17‘... till; 1 '."I :“i. 'l"iw
7‘. il'tfll‘ ll?"ill“-li' w-‘ui' = :2. 1' "im.
thnlr n'zz‘ki-t \:;";n. Th's; ri« cisiun is in
amorouzm with tlw rule m1: '»
(ml govn'rmnmt in w-fazion l 2-
banks.
”x. w
V i" .. 1 11 L9 w: A14
a a“? g' R ‘j. 6%”
has Eiripcriaitt workfo do. Un-F
(let favorable conditionsit :lqes -
it well. ifslugmshfleheveit With
, tuuféti
plus
:8! 5-10 of Any Medlr'no h (La Vim“. '
Sold 6’“ka- Ilboxss. mt. . 75¢.
2m .. iv". «shoal-a m-oflh-MLJUG’
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You wlLL NOT 3/505” ' vac-frost!
ear . \
$3551th Van-as EI'GHT.< '
Err is Pomona , « . F . ..
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