.. Tried Recip
Thom point is to know how
our the
may} stirring it, try putting it thins thing “first"‘wlll do well to look which will spoil easily and decide how
.. «m cold water in a double boiler and
', figuring it. Use three and ouobslt
m of water to each cupful of tho crepc de Chins and are embroid
MW” and bull four hours. When cook. in 00'0” Th? bark M i! ll only 011'“ quantities of those things which are;
'*-——-—-
000610” Comment Much.
. mash. Judging from oldi
. Jim is a dlilicult process.
_it non! fiat be at all hard to make
brick product. Instead of pour-
into boiling water and
if” " ,
es hi Fashi
l
‘ The Bill Collar.
lmauy collars for being distinctly prev, cooked
.-. —-—-—
TOBACCO FUND
ALONG
HIGHWAY WORK
3an FINISHED
m
. ‘ At the mociing of the workers who
tLontiuu
9" "0m “'5' P35”- {are endeavoring to secure money to
tire all of the East Norwalk boys in
service Christmas packets of tobacco.
5 "HELP TH: s. N.
Helpful Hints
, i .
, Storage Wastes. i The cold weather as
‘ . . , mentioned
Very new is the bib collar. andA The third kind of waste is the ‘stor- above, iwill do much to put a "mil in
l
i
ii
on Points
*P"
l
i
therefore likely till be chosen from “a waste, which is letting the “my“, the actual work of the street depart- cigars, 9. I’ll"’ and Clflaff’lii’m plans to'
or uncooked foods spoil
it in well. With two such sood points through luck at thought and cars.
in its favor, the woman who prides; To prevent such wastes the house-
herseli on settinis the very latest wife must think about the articles
.mcni unless it is something that is ab-
sclutcly necessary at once will be
done until then.
send the packages
it "D 0' make 0118‘ for herself. imucb sol-pins she can keep on hand
They are prettiest in omndle andgwithout running‘the chance of it spoil-
;lng. it is not economy to buy in large
Fort Terry the present plan is for the:
mom until spring and nothing in the secure boxes printed with the colors‘
.‘way of work on highways 10! lmprove- were made. The present plans are to:
to the East Sidel
‘men at Camp Devena in care of ”out!
Workincn are today repairing “Elohn Keogh, who promised Michaei'
rather bad spot at Water and Marshall 9- Dunne, at. whose “DTP the meeting‘
streets where a bad bump has existed was held lavt night, to distribute the.
‘for sonic tlnie. Only temporary work
in being done there, however.
The guticra in East Norwalk have
packages to the prop?!’ men. As re-l
Bards the East Side men in service at!
4.1 in a . eless cooker. by being third‘of ”‘9 “Mill 3' compared “'i‘vildiificult to store. 3"?" by?“ cleaned with a "0““ machine 1
. .I ’ ’ the from, i . ‘ior tie rst lime in a good many ocal men to so there in a short limes
mkm’ > boll nzd the!!!)apluced in l Fruit, lettuce. and other perishable years and great satisfaction is ex- and irate the packages. Arrange-f
.“ cooker, . our an one- lf cupfnls . Buttohzmitero. p'cgctabies, meats and “I'll" than for prcsscd by the rcsidcnis with the made to sendl
Vivid water should be used and the musk
*mlouid be cooked not less than bro
g > V, -_ ed for anoi' ‘Wr oi trcmendoul
,é. What May Be Done With lt.‘ vogue, for new prctty pumps will go
lg ,1 m “"le is thus prepared it may right on being popular. and leftover .
a
t.
k'.
i
r r
.
it‘
a .
i, .
hi
'= "hours, it my
4. ”due quart of this broth, , . .
1mg ratioved, cooking one cupful of z-uvmg the foot comfortably and up-
be cooked at night.
lapoured ln‘ dishes to cool, sliced,
g’ filed/in deep or in little fat, and saw
jocrmi" new dishes.
i, flocks oi fried cornmeal mush are a
in the south
cannon acompanlment of fried chick
in; A 300d breakfast or lunch dish
a
& be prepared by cooking meat
1'- Dnno until all the meat drops off, and
tfic fat
:1 dummeul. Add a teaspoon of salt and
*‘ Wtetér'good meat can be. taken
menlii are also being
packitucs to Leland Gilbert, Harry 3.,
llipson and mom Collins. who are;
with lhc American Ewcditlonaryl
Forces. as v'cll as to William Shea;
who is stationed at Atlanta. (in. and!
to C. ii. llipsnnflwho is at Fort Rose;
A ncw and more cillclcnt systcm of err. 8. (V, and to all East Norwulk mcn?
fliiins has gccu‘ihns'ialllcd in the gill’ton- in the no“! and in the naval rcscrl‘e.'
i: nee-rs o co a s patternc titer - it is hoped that about $35 more “m
that used in thc offices oi the ilridixc-vb‘P sulncrihwd in this fund. so "mi
work done. .
Tiic llassam paving job on East are-
uuc has been completed on one sidc of
thc street, including the car trucks as
tar mi (‘annou street. the other side
is cxpccicd to bc finished within the
next few days so that this stretch of
roadway will be complctc.
‘iiumcdiate use, because the housewife
can not buy in quantities larger than
for immediate use, because she has
not the special arrangements neccir
.unrgr for keeping larger supplies. Dur-
133:; the short time they are kept, ill“
noiiseuifc hhuuld take great care to
itccp ilicni cool and frcc from dust
and ilics.
it in lucky for the shoe dealers that
buttoned gaiters have been establish-
summer pumps need not go back into
the stock room to make way for boom
and shoes of more traditional winter
typc. .. i
Women low: ”It? Halter and pump Flour (‘t‘l‘t'illii which can bc bouri’fi
"oniblnaiion, for not only art-.the 'sllin l“ lurcor quantiticsmay 5"” wormy.
”in”, pump:- most becoming to ”W They should bc kept in cit-an covered
feet. but it is easy to slip of! the but- utensil-s in it cold place. "any insects
toncd galtcr when one comes indoors, are found rcnmve that container from
the other food. - i
port llydraulic Company and also tht- ‘
ofl‘lccrs of the strccl dcpurlmcnt of quliea prcscnt can bc glycn lo the
the city of Bridgeport, Ebm's. About “0 has been spout-pd al-
~-— 'rede and uliilc \cry nicc packiiucr’
SERVICE FLAG [$6.11 can bc Ht'nl for lcss money than’fls.
CITY OF NORWALK ,uith tho laticr amount lllUl't' tobaccoi
' l v '. 13-: liscnt.
(,hccso should no ppm in a cool. dry _..__,._ and twin plptfl, in t in u
«e ml [1' - .~ . w» <
place to kycp it from iicitinii moldy. ” m d mm Hm mm. coumssmuan PRAiSESW/AROEN‘
propriately cloihcd for the house in a
dab hot-led pump.
a ‘ . ._ . . .
. from thb bones. cool. cut and fry. This .b . s" it Down“ dr" d" ,nm ”"0“ "why hr the Mutual lli‘ni'lll Assnriu Sim-c ('mumi‘w rm WhiHiiM-l in"
,9???”de m scrappio. except that ' From the Corletierc. away but um- it for grating in season up,“ “r H... mumypw M ”u. (.mmv‘tucil (micro if. . .. u-ictlom Lil tilli
the pig's item 1;; up.) in ".353“. that how comes new corset which ,5 ed dishcs or for n garnish for sauces, t\'- Knapp ('0iiip;iiiy. it will 1... un- tings west n" tl-tv ('tlllll‘t‘lii‘lll rin-i' or.
,; flinh. said to be extremely pliable and , Isoups, etc, it'll'it'd Willi imprcasitt-\:~ci-t-iuoni..s {n tiniiciulwr 7.3, last, illi‘f‘t'dlill'li) bcirn
3’. g , signed 05pm“!!! for use in has ital . , _ tic Patriotic (‘onct-rt r War Musiciiiflult) dogs capilll’ml uud klllcd y ilic,
g ‘ / hurling tram-lid; or an' to i: ‘ - 1m" all H” "mm? 990'! 0n a ‘0“ which will he nivcn uhdm m.- Hui-villi}: will'tlt‘flfi and the 10(‘iil warden has,
3: Macaroni Cutlets. '. . . _ l 0 "Dd ion of bread and bake the loot again no pitch of the Mutual noncfll Asaoclu. dcrtrnycil 3" of than. lint: “mulch:
5 Break two ounces of macaroni into requiring absolute freedom of move— m thoroughly llPlllt'd. ”a.“ is 195,. tion. Friday evening. llcccinbcr 2]. at.\\'ulsli lll)\‘.‘t~\I-". mailc his cit-anili’i
i Very small flfl’Cf’fi and cook in boiling Wm, n is said for this corsci, Willi" likely to mold if up! in a tin box or thc armory. The flat: will l_w tin-«cut last spring and continued! it ”mmfhl
‘ “a" with a little salt. until tender, 1 hits all thc elastic“)! and lack oilstonc iar which is thoroughly tit-aided :3: .‘?('l‘ill?':liw:l'y (I’lic‘ll‘i'oiimdlfii:[Sign]: :"i‘:'illiil:i|ili:‘:ili|lii:-i':HMyra.1‘2"?!”mallfdhlliu‘rx:l
' lheu strain. Molt one Ounce of tour. ivflnnirictioture “MM ‘5 usually a partiand dricd frequently. Do not wrap huh. rottlii r Mayor of South Noruuik lll‘iJKi‘lrflli and .‘JI liuicu liu-l ihi .
In“, mix in (me ounce of flour and 'f the uncorsctcd body, it prcscrvcs bicnd in a cloth. and Not-walk. unit the midrcss or {li":“”r’“ “"1“ Mi“ do“. "'"P" 9"”9‘“
add gradcu'ly one scant gm of strain naturally 3"“ ““5“ and 8““ ill“ the icivmncc on lllv part or ll“. mt» \iili 'boini: bill: it and tuning in iukc lht'l
Al - ‘ ”"""‘ _"““"‘“ . . - 'l‘
«brown rt'ock Cook stirring an amount "I support "Pedl‘d- ’ OLD MOTHER TIME :; dclncrcd by I‘M MM". “a”, ”Pi‘nm‘g pitt'iiiaiiilll‘.:lil'ii {rtrdm‘lfdd’dgt
' ' ' I .- . ‘ (intll'ltll. " s cc to 1 c: J: .c .: ~ . -
Ilantli'. until the mixture loaves thc ,"‘_ iTh” snow 51‘0"“. 1““ callcd ”0"“! Tim" llrnurim of Hi“ conccri “ill :itil'nl'i‘d 33" «hip, lliii‘ i" Ni'lf "61W“-
rides of the pan, then all the macaro Ostrich Plumes. . .To give the lawn mower a rest. consist of the songs and mun-hm 1”“ T” “'“n' ‘7'“ d“-"”"‘.‘"“,_'" H“ ”W"!
m the yclk of 0M 0“ Worcestershlro‘ Ostrich piuiucs are slowly coming; some ”9091., do not really know which my popular with nu.- buys in ”m". Wilkins a Him: 0i l-lw" dill“! {hair‘
. - , . '. .- - . . : ..‘ '-.iniul"
Dance and it few drops of kitchen bou- back into fashion. Paris ”0“de Which one ”"1 like the best, (\i‘iTlllal‘nlIliti't-illu 3:3". ”Trip (to A I\'!ihil‘ish:T-n‘d”nmu “ n” t l ) fl
, . - . ~ . . all n ma sc- ~ - ' -
. W. ' Mix well and turn out on a flat thtm for the grout middle class of. h" I had rather cut the grasp I'lll‘td Hu- Second lit-nimriii llaml. at ("‘""“i""‘""' " “WW" "'3" ""5 l" :
pi flatter. When cold, divide into six women who suddenly became well tug-0 bcnutii’y the lawn New Haven, “ml. of u“. b...” uiili- inrmcd tlic wnrvinn' that they him-i
2‘ ’Ortlona from with floured hands into do ”"0"“ high salaries. l'rhun shovel snow from off the walk tary bands in thc country. 'l'wo- “In": “ NW“ ““3”"? ‘0 1”” FWD“ "5
’1 ' These women bellcve that M, lilkll' . {I . ' . . “um“ 01 u". p.055 Pmcmid,‘ “in .t [to r N)\\l‘ii am ii an ll(‘ sittlt- :in
it cltlet forms and fry in deep, hot fat . , E I i“" n ”"- summer d3" h"? gone. u, ”H. amokc fund for "u. \‘r-w-lk that while 11“.: itlltllrlftllkt‘ perhaps
.2. . , . . .. coats. diamond soltaires and ostrich ' . ‘ “ " .r. 'l/ - . -
it Iml‘I hcil browned. Serve Wait a .boys who have iron.» to the lront. "‘0 not r“"""‘“ H' ‘ 5 “d“. 1“" "S
5‘ cheese “We, feathers are 5“" the symbols Olll’or i don't like the winters M . _.._.~_.~ gmany .cliimci-s 'u; :\ "um docs who is
Poached Oysters In the Shell. ‘
Allow live oysters for each person
to be served. Wash the shells irlth o heir popularity. till?! still appear '“lthn 1 was .lllll like othell boys,
. brush and lay them in a pan with the somc of the best numbers. Soft belts And Just as full 0', run,
5 deep side of the shell down. Place in often give a pretty finishing touch' And used u, stone the neighbors' cats year is to be held Saturday, Decem-
xa
u‘hot ovcif until the shellfish are well to the skirts and occasionally sashes
(;_ opened, then remove the upper shell are used.
aid pour over the following mixture:
'ton the tiring iiiic. and they LI'.) just its
,cillclcnt and iii't't-sntll‘)‘ work. The "of;
situation. thanks in Ibo work H the
:wordcus, is vcry much lmproml.
wealth. PREPARATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS
ENTERTAINMENT AT HILL.
SIDE
Now that i am old and grey.
"‘"T .\'o doubt there might have becn a
Belt: and Pockets. time ‘
, . l
“bile pockets have lost a bit of in the ”a" 10“ passed a",
”...w.-._.. ‘ ,_
The preparations for the Christmas ARCHITECT FOR CHRISTIAN .
'cntertulument at Hillside. which this SCIENCE BU'LD'NG
t
bury strict. Huston, but been chosen
'b" 15th, are being made WI“. rapld- .is the urchin-ct {or the buildings that
iAud laugh to seem them run.
.-_.__—-.t
But mother time h“ dimmed my fly“. out parts of the entertainment is pm- Christian St .. .uo- ihncwlcnt Associa-
l Clarence T. .‘icl’orlund of M2 New.
i
Len/“on!
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Bertew'
' WWW
EPARTMEN T
770m Drew ltd/tings
. ‘Lal _.g_.' ‘
AAA
—-o.
i
i
W
~M-A-
The Tunic Blouse is the Latest.
Mt'.‘ . a
7387me
UNCIIOIIIM
7378
adorable trial from.
Paris m thr' tunic Itltlluit’ pitlltrni
hcrc. The tunic has sham pnckrlr
and thrrc is 'u prrtlp hur-piwr gir-
tllr to finish Ilu' utmrili’nr.
A new and
A new idea from Paris is the tunic
blouse. The dexigu pictured tmlay
is carried out in maize foulard trim-
med with braid. 'l'hc rovers, cut in
one with the icon! of tho blouse. are
platted at the/"top and Joined to the
pointed ends of the square collar.
l’lllt'll snugly at the wrists above the
flarc culls are the mic-piece sleeves.
Sham pockets are liiwrtcil at the
tide: of thc tunic above the drapery
Ind thc tunic, is gathered to thc waist
under a four-piece girdle. The blouse
ls worn over a simple twrrpicce ~kiri.
in iiichnm size the costume. requires
1‘5 yards :lG-inch material. with "a
yard of chiffon or >“k gauzc for thc
rest. .
The unalcrluuly must he made first.
l and for this 7.. yard 36inch lining
?
l
l
lily and “’3? development of "1° dlilor- are to he crccio-il in llronitlinc by ‘lie’
Is require'l. limit: by facing tho
front from the upper polite to 2 inches
below crossline of small "o" perfora-
tions. Close underarm and shoulder
seams as satchel. ihcn item the front.
Plait lower ,editc uml adjust belting
undernenth. Gather iitr- \‘cat and 31‘
just on right. underbudy front.
Take the outer waist next and
close under-arm and shoulder scams
as notched. Gather lower edge be-
tween "1‘" perioraiions and 1 inch
chive. Roll rover on line of small
"o" perforations and form plat! in
rcrcr. Face and sew collar to neck.
edge as notched. The outer waiw'.
may now be arrn zed on the linlnr,
center—backs, nit ernrm scams an»
lower edges even. Basie armhole
clgm’ together. Bring large "0“ V;-
foru'iori near lower edge of from 1-.
corresponding perforation in undev-
lmdy and the rolled front edge to Nine
of small "0“ perforations in Vail
lack to position lnvislbly on rigl»
side and finish left for closing.
Next, close sleeve seam as Billi‘heur'
then sew lap to slashed edge of sic-m
as notched and stitch notched 3.109
tipped edges to position. Bring the
7.
187
4 mg” 1
n
a
a
(0-. "It 1:1 if». u, ,t :
m-
a».'.n't_“ ""
I...
uf lap to mm” "o" pv’m'oratim.a am?
iiuiub in: «bring. Faro cult and sew
M luxur clue of shove as uoichu!
\llill small "0" perforation at mug
of sleeve. ‘n'cw drove in armhole.
'To pull." the tunic and sham pur-
itct. first row pocket to upper tilt»
of tunic (vs rm‘cbfnl. bringing tlus
point in pull-mt to small "0" pet-tor..-
lion near up of ionic. ('i-oaiie pou-
ket on line hi ~mall "o" pcriorationu.
i1iri‘.i:'.i.; V." {70‘ Fire under. Tun
items at from :iil-l bark edges oi mum
on slot perforations and stitch mm
inch from fulilcl clam. (lather tunic.
helium 'T" pwrv‘m'urions and {31.126 '2:
to “his: "it His: uppw edge at fun-1
0th ll int-r row of gathers in wait‘l:
bring i'niilcil edges of mole to unwise
large "0" pcrf-ratinm iii-ii; loun-
cilgc c.’ waist front and mi}. and
bring side nigh together at in?»
mail "a" perforation in ltui‘rl of
waistnear under-arm roam. ti’ '4‘.
large "0“ [lf'l’lllftlzltltl in Lirzi- to
lllltli'f'ltl‘id seam -
The girdle suppilm the churn:
touch and is not difficult to were.
Join sections 1‘! and l-‘ as. Lot/tint.
lap section l) on «action B matching
small "ii" perforations and flit-"rt to
pOhition on right aide: finish ”.651.
‘ side for closing. The single large "4‘,"
perforation in senior: it inr‘iLaim
the top. Adjiwt and {with 2‘ icit
sidcrfrnnt . .
The girdle. vest and pockets tit-oi»!
‘bc braided before they are cut.'
Ht Two tablespooufuls of melted man'
“a “line, half a toaspoouful of salt, a
ablespooufal of lemon juice, one tn- ——
3‘- Hespoouialof chopped parsley uni MAUGATUCK, 'llcc. l.-—-.\irs. Caro-
” three tabtcspoonfuls of tomato catsup line Lorenzen, aged 70, a widow," was
TROLLEY KILLS NAUCATUCK
WOMAN.
_’ Beat the ingredients to the bolting killed by a trolley car at Cotton Hol- “.th the kaiser carries oil the scalps one of the season's most delightful
grunt and divide equally among the low, in this town yesterday. She was
gmpters. Serve as hot as possible. at a station waiting for the car. Ap-
r: . . ’parently she stood too close to thcf
';tracks as it approached and being
, ;struck she was thrown under
. l
ltho medical examiner. ‘ ‘
llllillili, tn...
PHOTOGRAPHS or shew
kittens. “ . - ~
. . . , __ , ,
Haring: Coral by Medl- xnw HAVEN. pee. 4.-Orders ro'
fcelved at the United States marshal's
, lofllce today require that two photo—
vous, with hot.
MILWAD ..
the .
wheels. The crew was not detained by} .
And so far as i can see
Cats 0! every kind and breed
Look about. the same to me,
Where will they all go to
And what will they all be worth
0f everything on earth.
CAL SMITH.
ALLEGED KIDNAPPER UNDER
SUSPICION.
riiimoaurma. Dec. i.-oovem
mcnt agent's admitted today that Ed-
gar ll. Sandt, arrested Saturday in
connection with the kidnapping and
[murder of Lloyd Keet, it child, tit
gpringflcld, Mo, last May, is suspect-
ed oi spreading German propaganda.
Sandt was arrested by agents of the
Fran?» .i. .Xntlcrsou of Chicago
:ppr-in’cil to rccclvc bids
fur the erection of
the liuildiiigz. unit in .i.uperylsc their
.
“10"“ windows are D'OVinR attractive tonsil-notion. tic liar; opened on offico‘
announcements of what promises to be at 23t- lluniiiv. (in. : «hue, qoaton. h
[announcer l1? 12'" mute by t e - . ,
{Christian Science board of directors A Babylonian tablet 1”?”ng
sin October, thin. that a new depart- “We be“ written ““9“ 0° - '
, ment of the urbanized work oi‘ Chris- and 300 B. 0.. when translated to the
fWoodlaud Haunts." by the Ilium tian Science had been instituted. to in University 0! pemgyivgnla museum
‘Qchool' presenting opportunity [ox-Iknown as the Christian Science BGIICV- sometime “‘0' proved to be one of the
'olcnt association. Preparations are .
Visit-“svh‘lzhulgsdzhflls ifizlzafhfid now under way for the first four of a ““5““! 9““ of the 9"“ of Guam
. " group of buildings which are to be csh, regarded as one of the oldest and
tie-ather,h-.Th:“:hristi1;a:h Secret. crested 03‘ [1'19 éwentyi-ificrentrafii o: noblest mm, in the world and said
s ow but it 'c ran 0 e Lower an on use tee , roo no. to have been to the Babylonian what
School in very. fascinating guise. ”noted for this purpose by Mrs. John the lliad w” to the Greeks.
Parents and friends are urged to_ ,
M. bougyear. .
keep the afternoon tree and coconut“ STRIKBRS “.me STORAGE
the pupils bv the purchase of tickets pLANT' : ,
a“ "w Wee“ "6 to“ “99““ W“ BUENOS ”RE-"v Dem 5.4mm. A homeless do; strayed mm... pms I—irisaeniaharuomoasmomu.
benefit of our army. All who can. misidfdant attack 1t‘odaytoll‘lflsaint:men in field ‘me theatre andfstartedltc servant we“ do alum“; as she so
should enjoy the afternoon at the a c" 5 ”m“ p nt a ‘ mm m" howl just as the movie‘ that read: “mum." down in the parloraudano,
tune of BuPenos Ayres. One. person "
Cellos”. Ewg‘ killed and gcvgral wounded: "Let the dogs of war how]. new file [1'01“ (1001' be".
lcceding very satisfactorily. iiion.
1 Tickets are being sold by the pupils ‘3‘“ hi" “
‘ trum contractors
in! the school and the posters set in
Pm" Tunic Blouse No. 1317. Sizes, 34 to “cinch” bust. Prlf‘k,
:0 costs.
humans;
“1 can remedy most ills, my};
'help you to escape my ad- 1
merits. if you give me timelyl
aid." Naturally, Nature prefers i,
BEECHAM’S i.
wwdmmauwau
mm bias-stings
vsLuso TABLET.
entertainments. 7
Two plays are to be alven. one” "In
APPROPRIATE uoivt.
Mr. Wad says that soldiers carry blankets instead of “comforts" anyway! , . v p 7
m and an very ‘
thi.,uln~7 as:
van Manna F09.
The. SOLDIERS
NOW '?
wbeulwuieeltniz'
i] M i;;';
~ ‘ ' ud said, 'i.
i’
. I took the Como'
times a day after meals,
ntuigbt. lulwnyskoep
bottle lathe house."—-Mrs. L. N.
mmzfiibuth St..Jsmtdca. KY,
Women who recover their health nah
w— -..,- ”$3513.; w:-
Mr.
,- Write warmth-tn Indi-
~ Ibo (lo. (M). Lynn.
if “for anything you to
Tut's is B
“COMFORT
KlT ”
a ‘l/hl'mm .
1.5 no»
‘0 ,.
A COMFORT KIT ?
Tan-r LITTLE .
DINK‘I" 535 -
-v
I’LL HAVE you
HERE LLET’s 3:: we Ger
Jonas) THAT All MONT. ALL niourg “ ”
mus IS THE NEVER needs NITH A ‘ms COMFOB? m I? '3
, REGoLm'iou woman is My morrq,
" Sm: or nevus I’u- Peace To you
To Eco oss
tNfiTRDCTiOA-l s :
_ IT?-
Tm
.1" :5 TD? SMHLg
vu .
Norwalk Chronicler