Fashion Points} Red Cross Chief Abroad Helpful Hints more universal thiln against any: _. food material. fl'his is s deplor-‘ fact because of the healthfulness ebeapness of onions. The preju- sgainst onion flavors usually be- with children. and the beginning ' befrom two causes. First, the ”to. or. more particularly the mo- ”, does not like onions in fact. she ' not even stand the smell of them,' “so the onion never finds a place in ’3'!“ house. and the children do not e the opportunity to learn to like ”on. Second. the child may take a Milt d'allille to the taste of onions all because he does notor will not eat them at ilrst, the mother does not ' take pains to teach him to like them. _ rty using very small amounts for ilav-t using in milk soups and other foods. i Onions are plentiful and relatively: cheap and because they are healthy they should be used more frequently. There are many different ways of cooking onions which give a good .vaaf riety. among the more common of which are: Boiled, creamed, baked: ‘dfllloped, tried, and stufled. ‘ w Baked Onions In flame-Irina. [Peel and parboil twelve medium? tablespoons butter, add two table, . spoons dour, one-quarter teaspoon i walt,one and a quarter 'cups milk, [clam or chicken stock. four table-' 2 spoons soft bread crumbs, one table-' . spoon finely chopped parsley. Boil dve' ‘ Intoderate oven. Serve immediately. .- CASE l3 DROPPED WHEN and 8200 from Miss Joseph Natives of Tonington. ‘Jlu'shand at a local hotel and tied dur-i ‘ [and an agreement made. - According to the complaint made ,eorne time ago. She said he proposed slid Gaston procured a marriage I license at city hall late that afternoon." ”proposed to her that they wait un- , a said that they stopped at a ho- ist night and when she awoke in morning she found her watcn anllp and Gaston were gone. Ho ap- .» ly retul! ed to his home because ”I found there \Illell t'I-- authori- started to look for him. No or- - -n 0! the matter was obtained Torrington. , -l IEIIIIMIBS - 60 W I l ‘ Over the Country They Are Tait. In. “Neutrons Prescription 99" “Neutrons Prescription 99" remove- _ poisonous accumulations tha ' in the blood. “After one week's use you will be “ing at other sufferers instead 0 fig an object of misery and our. Your join and muscles will be has and llmbercd up, all aches and ”my will be gone, you will feel like Maooaasyou tske"Neutrone Pre- '1 Wyoucsnfrelths pain misery leaving and contort and Will in. Go to your drug til-rm m- socorsloosot- a onloy life. feel like doing lull. Hall orders flllsd‘ OI slu,.-—u. a. lead. sous Nor- f. ’ that they come to Bridgeport ad be' . I . , married. It was arranged and shot The lower scarf is plain and there 1,. alleged failure to support his family,; It “I‘m“ 10 "am ”MD s and the shooting followed. two deep cuffs at its upper edge. The; arms. thrust through these cuffs, keep, The coat tunic is a novelty. Many wraps are in cape style. Tapestry shopping bags are new. Satin coats are heavily embroidered. for trim— l-‘iuted ribbons are used. ing. Stock collars are made Stock collars are made satin. Crow blue satin makes dress. . In Gray moire trims a black satin frock. Many of the winter suits are belted. Some waist lines have dropped 1 the hips. A‘stra’khan French hats. CTOWDB fll’P Hats may or may not match the suit in color. Full sleeves of velvet clolll dresses. Scalskin is a good brown velour. Suit coats are apt to fall full about the hips. 3")"an gowns "9 straight andpopular way of using honey Is to serve loosely girdled. Tho tunic is not a rumor, but a fact, caller, etc. When used in this way an‘ of fashion. 3 Dised onions, drain and chop. Melt ”0' Tunic effects are noticed on almost the equivalent of an ounce of jam,‘ very frock. Wool frocks are trimmed withftimes diluted with hot water. not only fringe of monkey. New Styles In Wraps of white of white a pretty seen on are used (.115, trimming for. I I Honey. ', lloney is marketed in two toms.‘ known respectively as comb honeyI and etracted honey. the former being used much like ism or marmalade.‘ and the latter either in that way or for cooking. in the past there has been some prel- udice against extracted honey—or‘ honey removed from the comb—beg cause it was believed that this was. frequently adultsrated. However prev-3 alent thly practice may have been in the Ipast, recent legislation and ef-y, forts of honey producers themselves)" have made it dangerous and unprontv" able. There is now little adulterated extracted honey on the market. (‘nmb honey is practically certain to he the pure product of the, hive, be. loans it can only be adulterated by pro- cmses which cost more than they save. When sold at retail there is now comparatively little difference in the cost of comb and extracted honey.‘ but the latter can be. purchased at wholesale very much cheaper. ' The. simplest and perhitps most 'it like jam or syrup. with bread, pan- .ounce of honey may be regarded nit i7 ‘l‘lT-‘t 32".” When intended for syrup it is some; ll- 0 G ' , :to make it less sweet. but also easier nmm‘g‘,r ray son lto pour. [some form of tort fruit served with sent-rul «liars» of all American n.- it may be that 3 “9° ‘3 "3’" l0 honey. cottage cheese, and bread and ”9' “"0”" lighted to tlnd It on the increase. The French designers have sent to? wrap, and a cape satisfies her. cular folds over the shoulders. to: Monday, but the matter was drop; The Other l‘lfld 0! cape that has . ped god-y when Captain Cronan learn—game into fashionable. prominence “shot and ltilled at the home of his‘ . that the couple had been married 0" the 0rd" of an elonsaled scarier brother-lulu. John Donofrio- new rather. two of them put together in the yesterday. Donofrio disappeared af-' 'mlddle. , hm last many 4,, the girl .he i, 3} The top scarf is of a plaid, amped‘ According to the police, Bertano's ”five of Aggyria and made the ac,lor checked fabric, or It may be of the wife and children have been living: fqaaintancc of Gaston m Torrlngtou same fabric as the lower scarf, covw-‘Wllll her brother for two years and: embroidery in; ed with a heavy crewel 'colors. Mn cm; the cape In place. CAL‘lFoaNI'A's. GIBE From an account of an Oregon wed-l dead in hell today at the home in ding: “The bridegroom's present to llnrtford of ,.\Irs. the bride was a handsome diamond Brown. who was together with many other daughter of beautiful things In cut. glass."-Oall- Miss Mays was a holiday guest in tut! brooch, land, (Cal.) Tribune. S minutes; add one egg well beaten and wear in summer mm a coat, or "l“ butter. an attractive combination and W ‘. week. the chopped onion. Cool slightly; add [the “me process of activity has ’"Ch‘ Ian economical substitute for the much CONNECTICUT BOY I. ,more seasoning if needed and bakelp Ed out in a demand for ”l” wrlps; primed and very expensive Horde-Due Minded ramekin ishes 20 rotates in a “t' “'halp‘mr the ”“7" 0' ll"? de- currants, which are themselves often ‘ . mand. ”'9‘ “Wu” merchants 3’9 de- cooked In honey and served with A larynrlAfin' .\Ic., DQ13- gcrw‘m, lmperatively. Questions involving the. I . slaughter of any form of natural life llzlm J. O'Brien of the death in bat'le ““0“” be ‘9" "0' ‘0 “WWW" politi» ACCUSED MARINES GIRL this country a large number of allur'i if one is in search of a good crust 0' hp, brother, Joseph Fitzgerald. A clans or farmers, but to expert natur- ing capes, and each Of ”‘9‘“ defllmflrecipe, this is very satisfactory. ‘Baaton Alleges to Have Stolen Watch ‘3 copied by the dozen. The ll'e‘lfl'lone ‘llmind of sifted flour ’ with six regiment to which Fitzgerald was at‘ .is no longer considered the only tar-ounces of butter; make a well in the tacllcd stated thathewas kllp-d In No' ‘ment '07 protection l.“ Wfll'lll weather. canto-r and put in two egg yolks, cay- --. ember on the Belgian front. No fur-1 BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 27.——Brought to.Th" 390" coat l9 ll0l ”19 only llll‘ld 0! ennc pepper and salt. hi. my on the promue or immediateh'mll that the average woman desiremjwater to make a firm dough. Let stand in enlist In the United States army but ‘svlarriage December 1,8 by Ralph GUA‘IShp l5 Ml Spending her entire time at 10 minutes. then roll out to a quarter has refused because of eye defects ’tm of Torrington. who procured “home or in the athletic field. and inch In thickness and line the tlcep,:and later was accepted In the twen- ,vuarriase license. registered as her therefore she 'wants another kind of.l)uticrctl meat pie dish. After filling tieth (‘anadian battalion at Windsor. Jhe pie roll and butter the‘lmde’r side Ont. This Is the first death to come a“ the um" with her gold watch and, The kind intended for service is osof the top crust and cut the vent. then to a Portland boy in the. world v.ar. A one is the charge lodged with police "ll“ cloth or woolen fer-er. with soul It in place . oflcials by Olivette Joseph, 21, of Tor- l0” Veil-like skeleton from. on which‘ -- ’” rington. At the request of Captain the" “’9 deep‘patch pockets and from: SPRINGFIELD MAN SHOT a...” Crons’n of the detective bu- which the material iloats away in cIr-t read. Gaston was arrested in Torring-j V _.——. cream cheese and crackers. Crust for Most Pie. ”was received here today by Mrs. ‘.\‘II Rub cablegram from the chaplain of brother. Wlilinm... is now at draft. IV BROTHERJNLAW ~__- M. P. Murphy. 1 r or the and em. War Coun- munity lately the catch for two nights The housewife will also find oil. is now in Europe, where he is in weighed more than a ton. it may rea- KILLEDJN sstoluu the allsts. Add enough :her details wel’c given. He had l’llt‘t’ Camp 4.4—”. _ AUOTRALIAN BIRDS From the antipodes comes another illustration of the danger incurred by tampering with the established sys- tem of natural life in any given com- munity. About thirty years ago laws were passed in Australia ordering the slaughter of hawks, owls, carrion crows and ovber birds they preyed onl, small birds and animals. The purpose! of this legislation was to protect poul-l try. small birds and various young do-g mestic animals. Some of the resultsl are indicated in a recent dispatch from Sydney. . The authorities, says an Australian _wrlier. ignored the fact that those birds of prey performed a useful ser- vice as scavengers. Since their des~ traction, the bodies of any animals ‘that happen to die in the fields and ,woods‘ are left to be demolished by blowflies, and these files have bred I I on sheep farms. On many sheep runs. he says. the sheep become “flyblown” and are literally eaten alive. I The plague of rabbits, too, is large- ly traceable to the extermination of birds that would have kept down their numbers. " Victoria Is complaining particularly just now of a plague of field mice, traceable to the same cause. Farmers are driven to build "enormous traps of galvanized Iron, J'surrounding grain stacks, leaving ”convenient holes through which the mice enter and ‘thereupon fall Into water pits. As ' many as 10,000 mice are sometimes caught in a single night. in one com. -.I.liI,v be imavzlned how much grain a ton of mice would get away with | The lesson should not be lost 'on this country. especially in a period ,when conservation Is demanded so ’ a STICKLER Foa FORM and multiplied until they work havoc > inr3 , Darlefgffih lseitcsedlngly fashion- 6ar of’raciical : WoméyDrerJflalting (carom honored Switch for This lewspspsr lyriolorialksvisw "l Double Breasted Coat in Dark Green Serge. double breasted east pictured today- ls built up of dark green urge and trimmed with a large eolhr of salt-. material that is closed high at the nookjnd may be draped. if desired. ~ The side fronts and upper back sec. tions are tucked around the waist to . form a bolsro elect. The lower back section and side extensions on froatl are gathered. If desired. the at t bolt may be omitted. ln msdlum s .' the cost requires 8% yards “inch .; material. ‘ By tollowing the cutting guide wastsof material and errors will be avoided. Take the lower back sec- tion and place the pattern on the lingthwiss fold of material. Opposite the back place the pocket, wifi largo "0” perforations on a lengthwise". thread. The back and collar are laid Ito the right of the back, and with the triple "TTT” perforations on the lengthwise fold to make them seam-v lens In the space opposite the side front and nnderfseing place the cuff ' and sleeve sections. with larso' ‘0" perforations on a lengthwlsov thread, and, last of all, lay the float and panel into position, with large? ”0" perforations on a lenfihwise . thread of material. ' Deep culls finish the twopisco; sleeves of the cost and there are; patch pockets at either side of the; front, with points turned over. ; Largo buttons trim the points, also; the belt and cuffs. In selecting serge for a coat, be .. - -fivr ‘ble-limasted effect. ball! up of dork ‘preelt‘ serge-”trimmed with buttons. auto to get the uality that clings to the figure. for a bough coats are not stinted In the matter at fulness. noth- ing must have any chance to hare. able for upstate costs this season, sharing fav with dark blue. The H. g ‘I wt Slum The near-sighted humorist happened to bump into a pedestrian who had.a grouch. The pedestrian grew pugna~ ‘cious. "Take off them glasses and l'll punch your face for you." he cried. spunch was servedt’.’ t lter the shoting. I when llertano arrived for a Chlal-i ‘rnas visit be was taken to tackle his loss hfts 3 NORTH ADAMS, Mam, Dec. 26,—5 «t CH.) GARFIELD’s eovERNEss DEAD so almost magical drug New YORK, Dec. 26.—)liss Manna‘ who was a governesa in the . "ml” “'0'" “ll“- ' Mays, ‘ household of President Garfield at the ltimc ho was assaslnated. was found fret-rolls upon a tender. Joseph Stanley Mollie Garfield. a the martyr president. and s lortl loose that. with tho ngcrs. I ilrown home. Lift Corns Out With Fingers , Don’t Hurt a_BIt—-Magicl Few drops stop sorcn ess, then the com or cal- Thls tiny bottle holds the wonder of wonders. It contains freemne. It 'is a compound APill! 9,. low drops of this corn or a hardened callus. ln- slant the soreness disap are you will tin the corn or ca lus so shriveled and on just. lift it oil g It doesn't off. No llunlimgl hurt one particle. You feel no pain when applying frcczone or afterwards It doesn’t. even irritate the skin. Just. ask in any drug store for a small bottle of freeronc.‘ This will cost but. a few cents but will positively rid your oor, sutlering feet. of every ard corn. soft; corn, or corn between the toes, or calluses on bottom of feet. Just think! (‘orlls fall 03! called aching “But. my dear sir," said the humor~I lst calmly, "It is quite against the cus- tom. 3'0““ llllOW- Who 9"" heard 0‘ horsepower a Detroit company mount-,English colony, by Brazil, Frame, lDevens, havirg been called under the ordering 0“ the glasses before the ed it upon a heavy motor truck, amt, Switzerland and the United States. . «.1... ; Pictorial Review Cost No. “50.51....“ to 20 years. Price, no cents. i m ___.,_____._._.. TESTING AERO ENGINES. " use in Great Britain resulted in tho . In testing an aeroplane engine of 200'adfl‘vll0n Ql stamps by Mauritius. an ‘the aerial propeller sent the truck fly-,The earliest shape of the postage ;Ing along a boulevard at the rate ofistanlp was practically that which is ilr 'over forty miles an hour, says the Pop ‘use today. The triangular, diamond- iular Mechanics Magazine. This was a shaped. octagonal and square bavo speed that the truck could not begin to,’ been tried as experiments by different. develop under its own motor Down: countries, but in nearly all cases re- ’ land the methodfurnished a better turn has been made to the rectangular practical test of the twelve cylindel'iform. 7 aeroplane engine than was possible in. . . the testing laboratory or in any stag . CUT THIS our-n is WORTH tionary trial on bloclKS, As an addiui ~ MONEY ' tlonal test the rear wheels of the two = ‘ ton truck were locked, so that the! Don‘t miss this. Cut out this slip, could not revolve, and in this condition enclose with 5e and mail It to p01”, it was driven across a ball park by the & 00., 2835 Sheffield avenue. Chicago, aemplane engine and propeller through llll., writing your name and “dam, heavy dl’lllfl 0' “0" and 0"” 1cenclearly. You will receive in return a. 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