11
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fled Reapes g I
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' is Sprouts with Chestnuts. l
over one quart of Brussels'
remove the wilted leaves and
‘p cold water to which has been
an eighth of a tablespoonful of
Drain and cook in boiling salt-
' until soft. Drain again. and
in three tablespoonfuls of but.-
.-
{Fashlon Points
Using Varn Remnants. _
A great many women have been
knitting hats and sweaters in bright
colors and when the work is finished
they usually have a few strands. n
yar‘. or two in lenph. whit:h seen 1.)
hr of no use, yet they are carefully
saved, for yarn is too expensive to
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Wheatiess Days. ‘
Why is it that we are asked to have
wheatless days or several wheailess
mesh during the week?
Wheat is a concentrated food which
contains all the elements necessary to
life in a form which is readily utilized
by the body. Since it is a concentrat-
ed food it is more suitable for sending
across to the armies and allies sbroed.
Therefore. we are asked to utilise at
home these foods which are not so
easily shipped. in order that there may
be a grater amount of wheat and
other articles to send abroad.
One of the chief difficulties experi-
enced by most housewives in frying to
practice hating whoailess meals is
that she does not know what to sub-
llliulv for wheat. in almost all
[Minis made of wheat flour one-fourth
to onctli‘rd of' the white flour can be
eliminated and some other grain, [H
corn, rye. rice, rte, he tried in the
place. This saves a great deal of the
ole.
inc woman used remnants of yarn
on the collars and belts of her little
daughter's school dresses. The dress-
eit were quite plain. and needed a
touch of color to brighten them up
and the yarn was soft and lively and
"at the bit of color needed.
The collars were out either round or
sqpare and when finished Allie “woman
used two strands of different colored
yarn for ii‘" c" .. :"w placed the
strands side by mic. not on the edge
of the collar, and kept them in place
"fill her thumb and forefinger‘whllv
'hc stitched over the yarn and edit»
‘f the man-inn with blanket stitch in
die the shells Rom the chem-
end cook in boiling. salted water
soft, there should be one cup-
Cook a quarter of “lawful of but-
w'lth two tcanpoonfuiu of sugnr un-
m browned. Add the chestnuts
“ ‘oook until browned. Then add
.. pprouts and a third of a cupful of
W n stock; iicurztn with salt and
» 1', and LN i't‘.
Cauliflower Mouuaiaine.
min a cough-l criliflower, separate
' down-tn, and tour over it s
. madv- in tin, i'ollowlng way: Mi:
. her tiw iluhll‘,’ beaten yolks of
. eggs, it up 1 oi a- cupful of "2:: bll‘tTliemk’ r d w l t} wheat. flour, in making quick breads
.. -. ' . a . ,4 _ n
" halt “ ‘ ”"“"”""” "t 8“" 3” _ a , a w‘ e re n “’8 o —-mutllna'. biscuits. etc—even more
, of u Err-aim ni‘ul 0f nutmeg be material and placed a quarter .of
than one-half may be substituted.
There is no need of having a monot- ‘
onous dict because. there 8'." many dif-
fcrcnt ruhstitutcs for wheat flour,
which will hclp make the "Wheatlcsa"
days internating and unions. Some of
the common wheat substitutes are:
rye. corn. barley, oats, bran, rice, and
iother cereals.
'in inch apart. The blanket stitch
‘in'pt the two rows of yarn firmly in
'\‘a'-c and the combination was quite
Of'tl.
"ed and blue yiirn was used on one
dress, orange and brown on another,
green and white on a third and pink
and grey on anothcr rind a'l were stit-
lied with black. mink»: stitch.
the Juitl- of hall a lemon. Stir.
tly in .i doublz boiler until the-
thickens. Then add two
position. of bullet and when
M‘pout' .it on..- over the cauli'
03'.
I Turnip Croquettes.
Wash, part nun cut a dozen goo-i.
, turnip. into gunners. Steam
I tender, mesh, and press out all
water. This is his: accomplished
‘wrlngiizi; in (in .uloth. Season
Willi hilt Lin} Li'p'pt’l', llan add
yolks of two reign, :‘zlghtly beaten.
. cool, fillitpt't into small cror
Mes. dip in local uni-tbs, then in
(Island/crumb #54:". Pry in doepv
‘ Quick War Bread.
One cup rye meal, one cup graham
flour, one half cup flour; one teaspoon
cream of tartar; one teaspoon soda;
one ten-.poon stilt, unequal-tor cup mo~
losses, one and (mo-eighth cup sour
milk, one elm, two tablespoons melted
shortening, one quarter cup raisins.
Mix ingredients. ndd molasses, sour
milk, erg well beaten. shortening and
raisins cut in pieces. .‘li: thorough-
ly and bake in a greased brood pun.
War Vogue Hits Frills.
There is little doubt that the pres-
vt "or had a strong influ-itrt- wn
women's tiarb. It most noticeable
feature is the gradual elimination of
'tll that is bizarre. Fashions remain
iaunty. distinguished and of quiet 'ele-
‘PitT‘ftf'. Gone is. nil that fillil’hs of
showincss in the reliable winter
w,“ iitmlcs. This trend was already notice-
Parsnip Fritters. able last scnson, Now it is pro
J‘Wun and boil u down parsnip», and nouncerl. , ,
m tender plluibp than into cold idean gleaned from the soldiers’ uni‘
so am u“,- bkm. will slip my ‘nrms, ideas of line from those khaki
may. Mflbll mini, and season. with "lad heroes who come from the
”or, salt and pepper. Shape them trenches to Paris on leave; ideas of
gas“ small, um dikes. ltoil them in ~olor as well from the soldiers that
Mr and fry until brown. They may dome to and pass out of Paris in their
741W in mum”, and then had, more gorgeous gnrb of Colonial Eu-
, ..._-- .- .....'._... ' clisli countrieu.
IANNUA 78 Even the' American troops. hardly
~ 0 FOR VETENARIANS arrived. have made their first "3er
send-annual examinations for ""n on the WWW created modes in
». . Alan's Wlltl‘t'u'lhli to practice in Parisiln the pocketed, belted, tailored
,1”!st of Cohnicticut, were held "Hits and the wide felt hats, inspired
' by the Connecticut Board of by time worn by our Sammies.
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ADMIRAL aesrrv'e HERO.
Go into Admiral lleatty's parlor and
clnnce at the. line of books which lie
on the table. says the London Daily
Telegraph. It is "Nelson‘s Dispatch-
cs." Look on his dealt and you will
find a bust of the great admiral. The
prints and pictures on the walls hero
crmmcmoratlng great deeds of the
navy also are lit with the light of the
‘nvy’s greatest inspiration. Here is
the dinner table or the captain of a
famous ship of the first battle nquad-
-—'r\
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, ' ry ilcgidraticn . and Examl- . ron. Note the centerpiece—a silver
.M the capitol in Hartford. Two Phoenix rum“; 'tntuctte. Need you ask whose it is?
Nelson stands shining before him as
sitting. he drinks the king's health in
. it took the examinations. Beautiful old shell combs, treasured
My.“ “he“ ‘11. AM following by grandmothers of, the present gen-
.' of the board: Dr. Frank A. oration, have been copied for mm the way of the navy, and the atatuette
’01 Hartford, Dr. Thomas wear, and in one fine specimen of the"-‘1 M3 mascot. Only once did he
of Wetcfhury, Dr. Peter 1 Rue rtld style there is a fine. gold inlay in leave it behind, and the “Ill” 11“
Waterbury, Dr. Grove W. Love- the knobs that form the top and small trouble. “9” V" on maneuvers “‘1
. Tmrinstou and Dr. Harry E. topaz colored stones are sunk in the "ever since has Nelson been forgotten.
of No.13“;- shell below the gold inlay. ills servants. who know the vilne the
. - __,__ captain nttnchcd to it, asked before
431353, the battle of Jutland. if he would
is considered to be the solid- stow the statutette safely away. "No"
' of extinct conoferous trees. replied “‘0 cawill" "he "1““: ‘0
A Musing insects, pine through it." ‘And go through it the "t
”e statuettev did, and the ship that
vow soLoien ewes ascomueu:
DATION '
Gustav Wanzclln, commander of G.
A. R. Post, Plnchnevvllle. ill., writes:
"i highly recommend Foley Kidney
Pills, which [prefer to all others i
' “"“‘~*‘—“*~~' have used and 0011::de them 'Johnnv
'. on the spot.’ " Foley Kidney Pills give
uniclt relief from backache. pains of
’groin' and muscles, till other symp-
ltoms of kidney trouble and sleep die
lturbing bladder ailments. They as-
lsist nature in restorinc strength and
'vitatitv.”—suiuon-poweii Corp.
—:
li ”MRWAD
'"td earned fresh laurcls.
‘nvoila'ig—lnebooi-ESU
—-———.
in .October- fire destroyed 39.500.000
worth of food. And yet some follt's
don't take the Kaiser's flrebngs scr-
iously.
lit
‘vnoiis MEDICINE
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carried him went through it, too.
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EPARTMENTE.
em ePractieel i’~ ; “ " "
7(ome Drew Ila/(mg
Lemony
Specially gPrepered for this Newspaper
by Pictorial Review.
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F rock of Adorable Simplicity.
Now. Clo-.6 the underarm seem at
the bodice as notched and turn under
shoulder edges of front and have. oh 7
slot perforations; stitch 1'; in 'i) ‘
from folded eslg. i. How the shunt
der seam and guilliif' along the seam
Gather lower edge of bodice llal'ocen
double "T'l‘" D'-*rftii‘.illtinzi om! mic
inch above. Arrange on unriorlmsly
centerii'onts, f‘lzlilt’ervllaiilirl and un-
der-Mm reams own (single sinnll "0"
perforations indicate center-front
double small “no" perforations can
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Former Grand [)uchoes Tatiana, H-l'OHd fliill_.‘l. «1‘ «ii . «g...-
of' Russia, has escaped from hi'l' home at 'i'ohoitlg “:i‘t .’ ‘3 lorry-f MW“
ing to [be l'nited States by wayof t in- Pacific ("1 "ll ("r from tlr' Bol-l H
shoviki and Anarchists in control of machinery ..r nowrnim-ni. Sim is; '
about Iwo-niy years of age. 'I'hf‘m' are the lfle'l lilifilngtgtplm of lx l. f
' ' tor-beck): bacte armhole edges to
gether: stitch gathers to position.
lower edges men. firing the shoulder
seam of bodice to indicating large
"0" perforation in whilst-body front.
Lap right. front oi lri't. bringing the
front edges of lunliie to the plaiis in
nocxenv" art-lemon ,
FALe‘E cowscewrow: .
ATE t'r, Asxs 525.000 '0
a.» A a. an.“
6 UP BRIDG EPORT.
CLEANIN
"C . .
flilk errpe dc chine may lie trio-Nd
r this charming [will li'lillmt'd
, with lace and ribbon. The o-m‘sf
Instr-n: in surpliw enrol. while 1hr
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Mayor Asks Commissioners to Bus.'
pend Action on Several Licenses.
ing "China Clues one one iware'
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i'Alic‘e
' WW . ere in His Fst. 0:. H .5- . x ,, under-body iicziia- l ilil‘il‘l'lll‘hl isi'afn ‘
llRlliilldl’Oll'f‘. Ike. 6.‘ Mayor “iltl in“ Mar. Q‘uen J ibig‘hggr'm’d tr.th‘ a [iconic 0! Lap right inch on lI-ft center-backs
son has filed with the county com TRENTUN. N. .l. ll-‘r.’ Tip-An on ' ‘ _ oven bringing the lm's‘H' hack ml!"-
to single large "Ii" perforation at
lower edge of ii‘tiler’ieiiy; tint-l, for
closing. ' ,
(Next take the Flier-VG and lap the
ends. matching s'ntic small “o" pt‘r-
'forations mid imk. Sew sleeve in
armhole as nook-u! The-i take the
skirt and rinse lisxk rein) from lorri-
'0" perforation to footer edge. i'inisb
edges above for placket and turn he'n
at lower edge on wrinll "o" perfum-
tions. Gather upper mlgc boil-soc I
double “1‘" perforations.
"m" "m” “ "mm“ for 'V‘V'Mlolllsamlwich i~ an alpiniizmt; il‘ ll .riicn The distinctive .1er of this frocb .
of action on 41 liquor-licence renew“! hm. hm] ”group. ,3... ”7, WM“, ,;,.. is given full play by the simplicity
al applications until he «an invi-ntt ,yollt “‘0'” bum; m}, ..‘.‘. .1... ,-.'_ .mw of its design. it is catrigd out in am;
u". conditions "WWW” l“ ”‘""‘"imiit. hut wiwn l‘.‘ilt " :' in whim! crepe do chine. the Whirl belns cllt
l‘,““‘"- "W9 “l“ “1"" "0"“ "“ ‘h‘ we: that is put in the um to lutil ihP in the shape of a deep v back and
liiitv—the Atlantic. ‘i‘nirflt-ld premium” "I... tried loin " ”whip. ”H." front, though perforated for round
the ilfnrrn-nc. "8 (bond “”1"; ”"';llaviil l). Shitr. of Oliillflt‘. is izwzng to or square outline. The bodice hill?i
V '5 “8'32" State ”mm" begin nn‘im‘on to: damage. from and back lit norm-9“ style.
Royal. 999401 dilate street. and the“ Thut is 1m... MW v“, “.5“. the one-piece {gm-y stews-stare
(ii-end. 328 Minn nlri‘f‘f. lll‘l um United Flint: 7 1p" open at the top. Tatiana-,9 8::
This is the largest number of plates w, alleges ”m m, m, skirt is mom on An!
m” may?” m" "V" “M" m “9"" wich which he purcliim-d litsl April in Will!“ natural “3‘“ “0 a ‘
day
"nutl
.-.I...i emit. gathered
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invcstigfllrd. Ftiui‘ )‘t’n'fl “R" be "9' _ it M ch in ct china illitl Kim-s- trimmed with a “the”! flounce1fin' Now. take the bounce nn'l clmo
rim-riled the commissioners to look wore in ”N, "it.” 112.4. A .\l:.a~ui:hn~ lubed with a heading is We: “('3 back seam. Turn upper mist? “my,
into conditions prcvnlllnz in Water ”Ms ,Mwmzm. I. 3 . ; ii “I, size the dress requireti 7‘. 1“ 3 m SM pflrmmhm ",1 gather t
(Winch material. with 3'yards of rib
bin for the. girdle. 7.; yard 36-inch
for the underbody and (a; yard
11cc 1.8 inches wide for the
street saloons. and at that time. ton
dealers were refused renewals.
When asked regarding his latest
the mayor raid: “1 want to
col: into conditions very carefully be-
fore askinz that drnitic action be
taken ngalnet these places. - There
h-vrn been cnmnlnints retarding the
inch from folded edge. 'i'urn hem At.
lower edge on small "0" perforations
Adiust'to position on skirt stitching
gathers along line of small “9' per-
forations. center-fronts and center
hacks even. regulating gathers. Sew
s‘r’rt to lower edge of‘hodicc. cents:—
fronts and center-backs even; small
actly $25,000 to hit. lo'lnk iiii'tJ'll
Several reasons are presenti-d to
justify the amount of the titanium» “M“K
sought. in the first “Lucy. .‘.‘.:. Sum-"“0""
has suffered severe puin, llt'l Lilly of
body but of mind. *l‘wo "My: io-cth.
he ’chnrgcs, were iniurcil in the pro
'II“ .5
After closing the underar‘m and
shoulder seam“ of the underbody.
hem the back. if the ovcr'oodice is
cess of l-‘letcherizlng tho nfieged . be necessary .
:xnivnrv conditions. of women loiter- crockery combmmmn. 3. ML in, n. glm'flrmllrmlu rum lower ‘5" perforation in skirt at. under-arm
ing about saloons, and in some cases. We” ,0 “a" h “a "I r“ ,1 .s “mm“ . J ‘ f m .. "0.. mt- scam. .
\- . i .. .. .. ‘ to "whims 0 I. at. Mill? m gm".
of sellln on amide . The lice arc . 0689. 9., _ Arrange ribbon on i .
g y ’0 w {onuonl “a", lower 4‘8 and ad debt as illufifl'fltcd. .
it every case, and when
"Mt“pletcd i will ask Ihl‘.
commission to act.
"it the case of William Pfau. pro
prietor of the Amazon cafe. 38 Fair»'
held avenue. l haw already filed a n»;
monstionce against a renewal of his
’lcetmc. It is tiled on the ground Illhi
be. Is an undesirable person. because
he has been convicted with'n the posi
license year of keeping :1 house of
'll'fame. ;
"l ham alizo halted the commie-l
sinners to revoke the license of dcal-‘
ers who violate the law. by selling
linuor to intoxicated men. This lav.
will be nirictly enforced 'n the .i'uturc
and if the police get evidence of a.
violation immediate action against
the offending dealer will be taken.
l“'"'“'“.‘“ ,5”: Much belting to position-
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“Pictorial Review Costume ho. 7105.
“It! ‘
'sizes: if": 20 years. Price, 30
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“Neutrons P:':‘;","i"12:‘ 99"
Quickest Flam-.63; For Painful,
Swollen Rheumatic Joints
“Neutrons Prescription 9!)" put!
joints and muscle" in fine shape, iii
‘l n, aim n c. '
my :1 mm ":1: 2 In: Rim :3 term of the United States Court open
’ r "m p ' " ‘ ‘ ‘l' “ °“ ed in this city today, Judge ‘1-‘1 v.
are gone. N” WW“ firm-"5" ”‘9 smell— Thomae on the bench. and a Grand
'ing linimenta. It eliminates the pol- .lu~v was compelled to consider seveal
icons bv purifying the blood, i‘ndiéztments. Nearlly twe‘nty :iiiiorrutrif-
ii - - ~ on on were on set V l e i. .-
heutrone Prescription 99' never all pleating g’ifllty. Most of them
falls to extract nil rheumatic pain! were accused of.fumisbing'liquor to .
nnd ‘swellingsmthei’c i-~i Milling ll“ soldiers and sailors and penalties in-
Foi' sale in South Norwalk by H. A glided fines or jail sentenlcei'. or bgzh‘
' ‘ ese‘ rsons were 1110an rim . \-
it. “of: and-81.00 the boll.” at your London?e George Clark, of New lion-
ilritizgisl s. .iiail oz'ilcrn filed on 31.00 don. new“! as a slacker. failed to w.
size. near and his band of $3.30 was called.
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in addition tothat which he has been
forced to endure. The pain of the. mind
is not so easy to diagonize. but a guess
is the may 'be bearded that he wants to or-
der an egg sandwich quite often but'I
.deesent. i
MANY Personae PLEAD GUILTY.i
HK'RTi-‘ORD. Dec. 5,-The December?
The same was true of Louis Kumuf. its-
cused of selling liquor lo a soldier in
New London Andrew Drank and
{Peter Lutzen; who fails-d to register.
here sent to jail for one day each.
ankzs-znl
Will Make You
Smile at
Bad Digestion
csneouc ACID.
The use 'of catholic acid as a dis
lnfectant. should be discouraged, but
when it is used it must be borne in
mind that to he efficacious it must be
diluted in about twenty times its bulk
of cold water.
in Tablet Form Only.
A! All Dim-i axe-.2
m but ho; avidon‘lv doesn’t belong to the independent Order!
Jolds
eventlve for the more dangerous
I ' ‘
complaints of adult-i and cbil “Sm!
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’a bottle hf lunonlne handy at!
tie—«throes no tolllnv what in-
. i will lit! nlztrdl‘d, orpecially s.)
his lllltl. llll't'Jliln bronchitis.
' quite equals Linonino for
, New Tum New“: m m." Hey! I've UNEARWED ..~~- .
2 e L'i‘cs lh"t awful kick out “Seem? SEW“? WE'VE Bet. A “'07 ALREADY! A GEE-$0 cougar. er»? ‘ BC boars!
, ;’ " ; co-rTo LOOK F02 Germs» L- om D A PEACE: , wmsrm
it can and renders it harm‘. mars Hm: IN TOWN ~ ‘LEWE i-r'ro , ‘7’57 'O‘mr “"9“ '-
. . . a .-- l 3 GU 3 AND ME 3» mey’ve 601' “)0 FEET Oi- WEBB
is the ,..cat .13.: r remedyr H'DD U N . ,Lt. . - - .. ~.~ . c: w
‘ orma if cold; and 1 r kn ’ AWW'ON MID TURN uP 5" "refining: if. Qe-‘iég Rrxguw‘f 30
J ‘ I fllllill’. -: - Any?“ 5 Tu . V u. .9 J. 1. -l H
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