ASSOCIATIOK ,
For Mobilization of Resource:
Bridgeport. Gone.
in Cooperation with
1&5 tablespoon curry powder , U. S. Department. of Agricultm
{cups milk or stock M
844 cup chopped onion
1 cup thinly sliced onion 4 ,
1% teaspoon nit ! Boiled potatoes are at their best
Cut'themeat into malt pleura. mu. film molly. to alter boiling. the
the dripping, add the nliced on inter should be poured cl, :1 little
brown. retooch from pan and ur- all sprinkled 0791’ the volumes, and
‘ulde. Add to the f“ in the pan the the krttle not quite covered, and
men'curr, powder, meat and placed on the back of ll!" stove no
“‘ milk. um to o boil, put into lire- "'3' ”my 1- 1 v H I: you will:
less cooker ”a cook 3hourl. Add the a novelty in Milling now pollutant.
. film onions, rcbeat ‘0, 5 minutes not add a tow mint leaves to the wnter in
I nerve with boiled rice. “"1th ”193' are wakcd.
“corned W0 or 5.", Pudding . In baking potatoes one should ull‘.
Connecticut Agricultural College
gera- A :.
' 1” My ways remember that, to bc'at their
{tablespoons mm pom!" best, they yhuuld be served as soon as
1.4 1219900! salt lthI-y are done. I! one can not one
them at once. the chin on on aid»
’shouldbc flashed in order to allow the
~ '4 cup uweet milk steam to ”capo, and the potatoes kcpt.
’ 1} apples cut in eight: or 'hot. I l
1 9“, berries . i Fried potatoes are alro favoritw.‘
iii: and silt dry lngredicnin, put. in and the ways in which they can be
m butter; add milk, cutting it in light- tithcr tried in deep fat or pan fried
fluid: knife. When mixed to” an arc communal and Wcll known. Fried
I“ bonito“ orroll % inch thick. pontoon tso-alaoned with onion no 3
mm ”PM on it, rub roll like 5e", common .dinrwr, dish, and one should
w}. Carolully place it in a well m,..,,rcmwniber that grccn peppers: can be
’tcrod one-quart bread mold or water?“ed Ml“ ”"3
T'tixht eon. Cover it tightly, and plflft’,‘h‘m‘
it in n cooker poll with enough warm; Potstoo’s with Sauce or Cheese.
“water ourrouuding it to come
l, thirdo of the way to the top. Bring thr- and chm-3e,
; voter quickly to the boiling point and similar dune; can be wed in place-
fillaw ii. to remain there lor 3 boom of macaroni and sought-til, and pols-l
. Serve the pudding immediately with to dumplings tun lbw used in place or,
, warm apple moon or bsrd sauce. if what dumplings. Cooked in combi-l
/ normed, instead or the apples. odd 1 nation with other!
,4". m berries to the
‘ with berry sauce. ,
Macaroni italionuo.
. 1 cup macaroni broken in pieces
y 2 cunt stewed tomato, strained
“rm-toen'ornm’
' d medium dined onion
' 1 cup cheese. grated
3 tablespoons ounr
‘ 1 tablespoon butter
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onion or in place oii
wallow-d volumes, and
douKh and nerve I for instance, potatoes may be depend/l
Ecd on as the principal dinner dilili.I
‘Thcre srealuo a number of dishes;
.such as potatoc pudding, which can to
lulled at dinncr in place of swwts made.
In: whmtficnr. 1
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IINTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE
v .-
, ‘ 1 hula! .“www l ._..___
1 team nit " "Wt Thb" 1??le engine in on internal;
' 2 teaspoons sugar " '" 3mm "5'0“ "183% Which runs on
Pepper ._ -crude all. it burns ChPapm- h“?! and
'iron 0! it than n‘nasok‘nv t-ngino, its
construction is heavier, but more;
simple. as it rcqulrI-s nclthcr mag-l
mcto nor carburetor, poxitivoulgnitlon‘
and buming‘of furl without explocl
. Bonk macaroni in cold woicr 1 hour,
drainitandplmitinthefoodcon-
“tot-or. Add other ingredicnumcxcopt
‘ gee-emailing: £20m” point and let ulon Ming obtained from heat off
. Removebynion great intenuity. generated by con-
7 7 N ha, [gar “a “a check, Allow prcsslon ol the aid beaten: the pis-
“/8 kettle to rcrnaln in cooker until ton and thv cylinder head and the li?
, so ‘8 - . lguld fuel being atomized and spraydd
a? M. Into thn located air in the combus-,
lion chnmbcr under grout prostitute,
.lt is claimed that the hie-sci engine
canyons into avnilablc pt-rt'cntnge oi
the power represented by the heat
contained in the fuel consumed than
. any' other form of «Igloo yet pro?
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duced.
SHIPP'NG BOARD DIRECTOR.
. WASHINGTON, Nov. 22,—Dnvid Lt
« Ewing, of 8t.- Louis. was'nntned no
'11: director today or the Ship-
:tns Bond’s Department of Operat—
PI; When the white brood and mitten
tinys ended in France the newsm: . , l
. W me new. in big headlineg,l Sandy had taken Jennie to the vii-l
" .. ‘ ‘ lage fair. They had se‘éil all the "frecl
SANDY'S E‘XTRAVAGANCE.
l ranks to be a corporal.
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’ ' ' DAILY TALKS ' '
lined Reapes .n Fashion Pomisg
, fil nonnungouugmcs , , ,
— rn . : Not“ on the Mode.
ratings; cooxga'asclpzs, , fi‘figfilggbgmi 't A dress lecture which {billion is no
courting this season is the col. She
has shifted its position on the sleeve.
instead of being at the wrist, its old
accustomed place, we now see it at the
elbow, say: the'Womnn's Home Coin-
panlon. Then null. when it is used;
at the bottom of the oleevc..it io oitcnl
l,
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which turns up on the right side of thel
skirt varies from six inc-hon to three»l
no deep that it rencbea to the elbow.
Skirts have culls to), this season.
Rot a (cw o! the‘ unnuiest skirts are
finished with the cuff born. The cull.
iourfhs of 8 yard.
Eton Jackets are finished with a cult l
Tho liIilc jacket is turned back in cut!
form two or thrce inches above that
normal wail-t linc.
p Th: new gloves’arc keeping up with
the style procession. They, too, have
cuffs. Sometimes the end in in the
form of a contrasting kid band, or the
glove is in the gauntlet form with V-
shapt—d insets oi contracting kid or
uuede.
But—tie glows in light tun show
nanntletu (‘i hand‘colored lace, or tho
entire glove in suede with «bracelet
cu! of heavy lace futcncd with a
mock jcwcl button. Suede, by the way,
in to be much used.
inn; coats of sucde in khaki tone
(olive drab) are cxtrrmely smart with
o brood. looloi‘ittlng bolt. convertible
lcollsr and high cuffs of Hudson seal,
mole or nuiria. Nuiriu looks like beav-
. _
two, pmmom baked with whflr unocc- or. you know. it is sonic-times cullml
South American beaver. because it is
In aquatic animal. something like tho
henvor in apparent-c and habits. Tho
general color is a speckled yollowioh
brain. yet it in also soon in alight
oodtl, in a moat pitlbrmvn ton». it is much the fashion
this mason when dyed to imitate benv.
pr or in tauDP.
WHERE MERIT COUNTS.
Sonic 0! the boys in the Now Nzi'
tionol tinny arc muting pleasant Sill" .
prises by thin llfli“, During their cm
WPFlis of training, lllf‘)’ had realized
gkernly their mm awkwardness. Thelr'
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III-us of action that the army drill'
{ct-l kept rotting tangled up and they
could not get quick and cure criop~
calls for.
But they had tried hard. and have
caught thc ntcp faster than they real-
izcd. it is tho report from the train-
ing camps that merit in pretty apt to
ho rccognizcd. The army has never
taken kindly to ideas of political far-
oritium. Men trained in splendid
schools like West Point to see the
folly of trying to build up a. strum: Throughout tl'trihirds or the century
and “mom“ organization on any 0111- the condition of society was den-r-
or basis than real merit.
So the fellows that have worked
hurti‘nre being noticed and the bout
of them will soon be getting recogni-
tion. No triumph that comes to a
man in his whole career will be
nectar than hic'prornotion from the
How he will
swell out when his mother and best
girl come to see him!
ABSENCE OF ENTH USIASM.
"Was your vacation a success in
every sense of the word?”
“i wouldn’t go so for no to any
that. i met a few pleasant people
and a great many disagreeable ones.
spent twice as tnnclq money as i
could nilord to spend. had half as
much fun as 1 expected to have. and
came back wishing somebody would
kick me for going away. All in all,
my vacation was fair.
1'?! o Sentinel Won‘t Ad.
{or which a charge was made and
“BYING SPEI I s swiveiy. “it in only atlnckrl.”
‘ l He stunned. it was too late ‘to re-
: inside he said:
'32..” this vqa day.
and my head
which the girl wanted to see.
At the door. however, Sandy dis.
, 'treat, and so he reluctantly parted
W to Health by Lynn.E
Enhsnt, l’o-“l was sll run down ond ‘
or me. I would
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3 proceed from so many varying scum; that it
would be vhaicnary to suggest. a cure for all.
Many of them proceed from ;. gent mi (lf'lFIll'iff
of the body caused by improper lliI‘tli‘lti'zil“.
and impeded Circulation. The many t‘«,,o;w.‘l::lt,=:t
ills frequently resulting from tllcsae mam-2. g. 3:: id
readily lathe wonderful corrective profit “:37: 2-; it:
ritual
Put ~
By tuning the system, lfij‘lllllff the l‘iisl‘l't‘ tic-f1».
stimulating the digc'utivc ()l'gflllri. inyrt '..:It:«.{
the flow of blood to such parts :as lived it. for;
put the body into (i condition l};"~.t/_tl"..l¢: "w
warding off the insidious nitrides 131:3". otlw
sources; There is a llllin'cltlilil only
between the bodily orgnnéz; and him: slim
one may affect another. What lull).- Zl'lil
strengthens»: one frequently lfllpl‘i My" lit: 77.: all.
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NOT BEYOND ENEMYS REACH lpowcr as ready as Grrmany was in“
‘ 1914. and mm on unrezidy its the Vol-
,tcd Sliili'il Ihcn was. tho former could
frwrcnk inculcuiuhlt» destruction uponl
‘thc luttrr within u month; no spot in
it would be cafe, and the cost of ada-
quatc preparation {or war by competi-
tivo arming would icy an intolerable
burden on the world.
The cost of playing the old name
Then is Scarccly a Spa! ll: a Betti—
ncront Country That Cannot Be At.
tackod With "Odom Equipment.
Byiar tho nrcutetst oi revolutions
was. the industrial rci’olution—-that
broad change in human society which
attended the uupplnnting oi home pro-
duction by mochlnc fsctory produc.
lion. Take my conspicious detail in. .
pull it out of tho quoetilon,
which the nineteenth ccntury dillcru merit of tho mflhanic“ arts “409.
from thr- cighieenth, and you wiil'". Only a f”. DPON“ in control 0‘
probably ilnd that it runs back fln- ~d' .. . » , ' .
. ynnctic Mum» and llltil‘ uncouruco
slly to a ”Chunk?“ invention. have an; lvlil muliw for regretting
the vrto.
mined much more by the state of tho ‘
mechanical arts than by politicianw‘
Warriors or teachers. l
A distinguichcd economist now
urges -that this same factor—the:
state of the mechanical arts—la push-i
ins War of! the hinge, and of itself;
necessitates o new relationahi: ‘
among lending nations by wh c '
Peacehmay lbe ”8““in at d t . Keep the ChlltlrenWell
Mec nnicn science it ran 3: van - . .
ly changed and will soon completely «31:3 fimmgfl'mt
chongo' the aiontiitiouu of hurts-Ill“. Wine," “6 inflamed'tbnom. mo
ventlons In a war an on m to n- , .
biliiy in a new way. declares the Sat- Foley 8 Honey and T“-
urdsy Evening Post. Probably with- ll is carefully node of selected rent—
in 'ilve years it will be an pmticnble edmtbst loosen snd breakup-cough,
tor an enemy to attack Chicago um! cmuvlndmemocbnt-hflmed
Denver, or Berlin and Munich. no um“. I” l! l5 clan 0‘ Ill firm
New York or Bremen. Already Eng. "7': 1"?“de ' my.”
llshnten have been killed on their own x “View, ll mm couch.~
roll by an invading enemy (or the childr: '33,“. " ""M'
ilrct time- since the Stuarts. nnd a u. I‘lm'h'mn " til w. v. K _
Gérman submnrine has visited Mllel‘l-i "One ol ”1mm. m'a small Em taken
can ports. Already scarcely any spot. Mm yen-cw Much-m
lbctilc of Pain- Hoocy 2'33 ‘l'nr nod baton
union the child woo‘cotirclv mud”
Wilson-Powell Corporal“.
In a belligerent country is beyond
an enemy's reach. if there should be
a .war ten years hence between a
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Oral; rilk crrpr dc chine [rock 6(-
uymd [or allrrnoon tug-m: Roll and.
mm are irimmrd uilh heading.
This frock would be very charm-
iinz msdc up in gray silk crepe do
chine. it its: a gathered clocvolcu
waist. cloning at left shoulder und
.uudci-arm. and mounted on a front-
ciminx lintnl. A onoplecc fiouncc
the onevpicce gcthcrcd
nkirt, which is arrongcd in deep
tucks?” in medium size the model rt»
quires 71‘, yards iii-inch crepe do
chine. with (a; yard 36-inch lining
To make tho. lining. flrut plat: the
lower edge of front am: back. placing
"'1‘" on small “0" perforations and
tack. Then clone underarm and
Ihouider scams and born the, front.
lh’o center being indicated by large
Fact: around the
armhole. about two inciicu deep.
Next. form tucks in lll'! Hervey.
creasing on crtmllmo of mint pr-riom
lions. Stitch -”,. innit from follicsl
mes-ind nth” lov Ci“ Pig" I)! alone
botwcetr'fl‘" perforations. Sew mil to
Charming .1701 Formal Wear. .
42¢}
lower edge of ultuw. than sew s'e-u-c
In lining armhole as notched, eating
in any lulllefifl.
Take the outer hoist, liuli' and
gather the shoulder edge o1 ironi
and lower edge? 01 front and bull,
bt-uvccn "'l'" perforation! ("loco
right hhoultlel‘ amt under-arm cunts
((.I¢yl.1trlrt'fl 717.
nouuct J
l "wuss? :1”
on notched. fininh left shoulder 1nd
under-tum edges for cloning. Face
the cellar. and new to neck edge. Ar-
range outer waist on lining and
witchcl lower edges together. under-
arm stunts even. .
Saw the hell to lower edge of waiwf.
bringing the tingle small "0" per
ioraticn at top of, bait to right nnv
arr-arm rémn. Clone belt at loll
underarm team. '
To make the skirt and flounco,
frsl close ccntcrback team 0!
thirt cud fluuuce, looting scam
Hilll tree above large "0" perio
non for a placket. Turn lower edge
of skirt under on slot perforation-
ond basic. l‘nrm tuck, creasing on
upper crocoiiuc 0* Plot petioratloul".
k. 494,. c . ...r
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rtitch 41/; ilicllm I'lnlli loltltnl edge. ‘
“other upper cdgc of skirt between
"'1“ perforations. Turn hem at low-
" edge of flounco on small "c" pct;-
.‘motlons. Minot, flaunce to pmltlo‘n
undermmh the folded edge of shirt,
('"littfl‘fl't‘rnifl and center bacilli even;
nilich thc skirt. (through the ilmtncch
f. inches from the. inlded edge torm-
lng tuck offcct.
calico oi b'clt. cczltcrlrontn.
imt‘lu and ninth: large "0" perfcrar
:lmv nkirt to lower
cctiicrv .
1mm on right uldc cvcn. Brim: largo L
"O" perforation or: left side of rllli“.
to the opening in hell. Stitch tape
under lgnthcrn in skirt inn left
ride) from largo "0" perforation to
ccntcrhnck, drawing authors to tho
100:1!er aim and ninh for timing.
'lt'im the dress- 'lih bonding.
Willhe lloulily.
W311 and High on.
Advertise in the Sc
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Enioyed ii" Served [mm a“
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oun STOCK or DINING ROOM FURNITURE ,
Is now complete and includes my model: of Tables, Chair],
Buflets, china Closets, Etc, in sets and single pieces.
Prompt Auto Delivery
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Ynncrol’Directors and'I-‘urniturc Dealers.
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Mr. Wad is some lookc; when they’re some 100ch themselves!
covered that the price of admission“
l “ ”Jeanie, gin ye ever doot run low:
gully. Ihndfcmnle troobieo.
of on; have cryink.
‘ y W , , 'showc," but there was ‘a movie show
‘6‘ WOMAN “m “Winnn ye tak' me?" the raid. per-
;was a dime for drinks.
, with the 20 cents, but when he got
'El’inklmn’o Vegetable
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