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”EPARTMENT
Inhale addition by the Bureau of t'
Standards to the literature on house- ,
hold management. ’
" 'i‘ho-apphlllng loss oil life from
avoidable causes and injury to per-
Earypcfirdcfiéal
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fried Reapes I I
I IAIN“ DISIRT’;\
Apple and Main Tapioca.
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on". .1 m5”... Cold tea leaves found on a burn
mum ’h" an Wrist“ part in with a soft rag will give immediate re-
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the Proclamation of the President of son and property make the pamphlet
January 3, the importation. manufac~3 “001811! timely. It is believed that
tare. storage and distribution of sol-I thousands of human lives could be
monia go;- “mu”.- ”W 'm be saved and accidents reduced to the
Home rerrfla/(in
.émom v
,wl‘areaadcorefourgoodsisedap-
‘ lililhecesterswithraisinsand
Pat inioa'hot oven, wh
dress trimmings, acesaories. etc.. and “91'-
never have they been more beautoful- Should I “Pb come-o! the lid of a
' than they are this year. Many are in-‘keim a ”1'0" should he slipped
. -. dais cover with tapioca, made 'terwovgn with sold “a gflver “a through the hole. with the head to the
idling three tablespoons of tapiocaIsome gr. formed almost entirely of inside of the lid and a cord screwed
“'0' “P. of boiling water until dull gold or silver tissue. There areIon the "Olmdlnl end.
clear. Add a little salt, sweeten tot-tum or nu. pine, spot. in old‘ Clean soiled light cloth garments by
taste with molasses and odd one-half fashioned_tints. and pale taleta rlblruhbtns than with hot salt. Atta-
m seeded raisins cut into small lbon. in me, wave and nutter mug, ward brush well with clean brush and
M over which are sprinkled at intervals‘dsmnen and press if necessary.
‘ ' My Wu Tam Pmtns "lucky” ladybirds brocaded in Mill If you not a iollr to set quickly
I”! To one Quart milk add two table gold 0.» ullvgr, ‘dissolve the gelatin in a small amount.
M W rice. melt-If tes-| Striped or checked fsiiie ribbons of hot water and then sdd cold water
taken over by the Government nude)
the lmmedlate‘direction of the Sec-
retary of Agriculture. The President
has dust msued a proclamation oe-
tabllshing the regulations which pro-
vide that licenses shall be issued un-
der the provision of the Food Con-
trol Act, and shall bear the signature
of the Secretary of Agriculture to
Hilton) report‘s must he made when
Ireouifed. and the Secretary is to have
authority at any time to cause liis‘repi
resentatives to inspect any business.
under license with the provision that;
no information concerning any busi-I
ness shall be divulged. The manufac-
ture and sale of all prime products
for W. O. Foley. chairman of the .' pgfzreadtlon. Sew clinging-#2:":
. n c ' bring smal ' ’ e .i
wood “(lull counties of the state to sl '. ' l folded l o t.
”we" °' “mm" N" "ha email “0". perforation iii sleeve; roll
‘mlnimum if the precautions suggest-
{mmfnmmn
ed are followed. Copies of this cir-
culatroclanlsbe purchased at is nominal . .
cos cents per copy from the '
Superintendent of Documents. Gov- 5 ”WW. I
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Brnglent Printing once. Washington. _
ASK LANTS To our cat. ~
eLovas to cu'r'rmo wooo -'
New and Strikingly Modioli.
I under an slot perforations, lap to '
small ”a" perforations, notches a. ti
edges underneath even; stitch 1,,
inch from fold, to single large "0'
HARTFORD, Jill. 22.—State Forsa-
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manufacturing plants which have tint-
on small "o" perforations. Sew sleeve
neoaselhonehalfcuphoneyandone
pudding ls done. Then let it Just
’form. . ‘Ii’II
' Raisin Chocolate Pie.
date. one teaspoon butter substitute.
thrseguartar cup milk. Cook in don-I
ble boiler until it thickens. then sdd‘
t
1 egg beaten ‘
2 tablespoons shortening melted
1-4 teaspoon- soda
fInolvtitl in a'‘ spoonful of cold water.I
j “Steam in a greased dish two hours.
Serve with ice cream, or serve cold,
With hot lemdn sauce. I
Banana Pudding.
1 cup stale cake crumbs
_ 2 cups milk
H teaspoon salt
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1 cup banana pulp
ill cup sugar ,
. 1 teaspoon vanilla
Scald milk, pour; over cake crumbs,
.. er.’ let stand it hour and put
a-sieve. '
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“'1"- mmfl" is Quickest, Stir-
, est Stomach llellef Known-
. ' ray is!
Time it! Pope's Diapepsin will
‘ | W. may or ont-of-order
. within five misstated.
ill your meals don’ comfortably,
what you eat lles like a lump of
in your stomachs: ifyou have
that is usually a sign-of
of the stomach.
list from your druggist a fittymi
ease of Pope's Diapepsin and take a
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,hanesourfoodleftovarin the
”,“mnul' bresthwlto
‘3'” “NW chopped limits. on sack' of pale pink jersey was out-'
fires tablespoons honey, pinch salt, tuned .t in. ”ex, um" “a at the lard and ., thoroughly heated in the:
hem with ‘. rushing of narrow pm. oven before it is used it will never rust
ribbon at the same “gm, At the ’afterward.uo matter how frequently It
93 . .
‘I 4 l s ‘t 2: 13y;
.dak bread in milk fifteen minutes. vof chiffon, and ,lo d .
in the ”less and sweetening nndlfront, from left to right, the material V“ with '00", "*°'-,. “1‘ V"! “u
”add tobread and milk. Then sddtboihelng outlined with s band of blne‘out“the vain and prevent bulletins.
hostel: eggs, shortening and soda dieIribbon. ‘
use silk instead of cotton and wo'ol.I To wash mirrors and .wlndows
Tiler is bound to be a shortage of both'over them with chamois‘ sills wrung hold chemicals. and other
Ithe latter fabrics. In some places it is out of warm water, then wipe with a
dimcult to get woolen Jersey skirts and
suits.
Iones. for every fraction of a pound of
Icotton is needed by the warring canon
.now be economy and patriotism.
daellltassoouasvoucan. There -
, are extremely fashionable and among 1° ”*0 till this amount.
it”, seeded "M" washed "d dried the novelties are ribbons with long When baking breed always warm;
, ill a slow oven, stirring down “you mug u the ends. says an en the beisins and hour. The bread will'
the crest as it forms on top until theIchsnss.
be much lighter.
Various are the ways in whicll theseI To me Will from clothing. Iat-
ribbons are “omens! for frock trlm- unto the spots two or three tiniea.t
‘ . mings. They are introduced in the Vlth eduel parts of ammonia and tor-I
1"! one tablespoon flour to a form of inset bands, plalted. shirred. ventine and then wash out in soup
I” Vi"! oneuwter cup‘or plain. and sometimes as frilllngls or W
milk Add one ounce melted choco- ruchings.
da.
For setting a rat trap use bread
For instance, a delightful little alip- soaked in linseed oil.
If new tlnwart!’ is rubbed 'with fresh
the shoulders.‘ “Willi-fruitles were of gether, then cover wit a piece of old
ribbon. ""
Asst I
The lower ”r
Silk as a Necessity.
The experts are urging women to one quart of water.
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cotton
piece of dry chamois..
Silk stockings will replace
.
tries. Wool is‘ needed for uniforms, .
therefore a woman will have to wear
silk.
tht was once extravagance will
It
may be. however, that the government
may forestall this by using up the silk
I if applied lit once no blister
negligee was will fdrm. 0r apply cooking .soda.‘ 3
over .t the cover '“h I0“. thln,filoth Ind mp by "I. B
To keep. & Sink drain "’09 from ing account of househol hoaards isI About thirty-live clergy and several
groups poll; down once a week at given. The topics are discussed clear- '3’ “193““ we", men“ There w"
night a he'll can of potash,'di'aiolved p “b
ruby
shall be divulged. The manufacture
and sale of all prime products out am-
ln armhole of outer waist with
notches and small “0" perforations
her land'to utilise their male emltlcy-l I
on on beatle‘as Mondays in cuttingII
mania as produced is byvproduct coke I . even “.1 any mm; between '.
pven plants. coal. gas plants, and nit -‘ stumpago for cord wood. One concern I notches- old sleeve toward you
fixation plaids will be under’id Clinton sent word that it had when basting in. ,
Now for the draped collar, fold,
matching double and .
,conditions prescribed. 3” 1‘" Secre- brought the stumpage on a tract of
“a; mom“ “a, m "ms oi‘land and all its male help will turn
)the proclamation Secretary Houston 70°43'30" on ”Will"-
. tas designated the following commit- State luel Administrator. Thomas
lies :0 be than u the incantation-ivy. nosscu today sent to the national
m” Comm ttee °" Amman ° ”’ fuel administrator a telegram praising
azgthmn“ istrstion of this 1“. the spirit shown by Conntcticut mar.-
‘. Charles w, “917‘“- u_ 3, Food Ad nfactursls and others in observance
. stretion.- {of fuel conservation. The message .
t is. n. .Wilkinsen and Carl 1. swim: .
"' Department'v M' Agriculture. “The Suite of Connecticut has ac-
through center
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“'0 welt-hostel: ores and onehsit tea =throst'tb‘e'sc was a knot of the ribbon in out in water. nslor c. s. . kus, Ordnance Di- ,. v
spoon vanilla. Pour into a baked'with long ends which fell down the: 'N prevent glassware from beingfllllol. W" Depa “L f “22% t2; iflsaégzxngr "33:: , . i'.
amt and set in a hot oven until om. iggrment t t ‘ ,ossily broken put it in a kettle of cold' “0'0!“ wt “3‘” m- CM" 0 I P . .; .
4 - so, . , Chemicals. Service Section. War DeIauildlors and factories not previouitly . _tripio notches. Close entire seam ._ I
' M- m mm" "m” A be“? i , 9‘3“” °' 9‘“ ”h“ "m ”d but ""1",” w ' mm“ mm- ' ' exempte' will close 1 have excmpl- ' ‘ having double notches, and the sous
“4 ‘3'" “‘10 com NM Choltltebchiifon ‘ :tl’immed with broad pale 90""- 3“ "W! “M" 000'- lhefl "k0, liaior M. J. Whitson. Cantonment " , t l ' nd “to“ having triple notches as far as the It
‘ ‘ I to Gene‘ral's Of- “ a“ use ° “° to move ‘ slot perforation. Sew to neck edge ;,
l Wit milk . Ipink sat ll a novel way. .The short. out glass. ,Division. Quartermas r [mum m” by all "a "e ”an!“ . of “m "m "a “um-M“ .
‘7 H 'W each cloves and all-Iwahtted' Ice was made into a ilchu 39'0” mm! ‘ ”9" "W kettle; nce. War “mm“ . center-backs and double small “00" l'
Admiral Ralph Earl. Navy/Depart- cooperation to assist and remedy can, .
spice. . t, I . m by h b ld‘ i i t grease inside and outside and let stand . i erforailone our single smell “oi"-
. t .3121! ' ° ° RY“‘ ° ' °“ ‘3’ u post ' l . - .nil .gostion ot freight terminals. i .re Ohio “4 simplicity are reprcsefv P - ,
. ll teaspoon chum” Iand '" d ‘31.“;de at "‘e front I“ forty-eight hours; '1'” "'h 'm' but ,‘mlislor 1-. TsLW' "“"I‘" ”LIodesi information regarding factories ted is tilts one-pine frock of stoic I’luglmlume "w!“mmmggngi
. 56 colt raisins lform of a' fibril n'i'aterial was nth-1“" ’3 “1c“ 3 ""9 lump °‘ “W“ "mm“; ll" 7. "t especiallv exempted." color m‘ Buttons "6 braid ore Luck. {I‘m cell]: free (on W;
M teaspoon iialt cred Into it wt. eg I“ d, of ribbon. the sods I!" been dbwlved- In}; L wfifié‘f" °' "‘"°”"I. '._._—————. m m” "”"m'" 'W side) from center-geek toi s‘a‘onlg‘ri
Grated rind one lemon lower part l'tv‘ 933 Saute el- For a burn apply equal parts of ones. ~' ’ . i ; RV ‘ . edge. Lap mate ing an ‘" :-
, l, “I, .,, _. . , . “7 m . I ratnrlLo ancuosacou 0,. o, m m. smut models mm mm .00.. Woman“ .
3i “'9 “9'9 ”"19 or bone! bows and is“ .1» .9' 9 "i "0“" "m“ °' m “d °"'° °" ““"d '°‘ sarz'rv' roll ‘ iuéolupussiiow. I!!!“ is represented in “hum” m“ The collar finished and min-um,
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otmole lesser. lt'eiosasatthshack
the front oftltewaist‘ being ssthsnd
at the shoulders. .Tho neck; may be
high, finished with a tire collar,
or. cut low and tr! with a
square or dchu sonata The skirt cut
in two-piece effect, is gathmed at the
top and attached to the waist under
ausrrow belt of sat-material. Med-
ium sire requires 4% ”mass-inch
material with 1 yard winch mate-
rial for underbelly. .
First make the underbody
lug seems as notched and hemming
the back. Plait the lower edge and
adjust Much belting underneath.
Then take the outer waist sud turn
the hem in the back at notches.
Gather between '0" perforations
and close seams as notched. ,
the sleeve. close seem as
ngc‘llw.oathor between ”‘1’" per- tack at underarm seam and trim ,
durations. race out! 0. turn edge with buttons or braid, as preferred.
Pictorial Review Dress N6. 7472'. Sizes. 34 to 44 inches bust. Price, 25 J.
arrange outer waist on underbelly ',
with center fronts, center-backs i
underarm seams even. Stitch lower
.. edges together. Take (skirt, neat .
and Join gorse as notched leaving '
,seam to left of center-hack free above"
'isrgs “0" perforation in back gore:
' finish for closing. Face pocket. ado;
last on front gore along small “o"
perforations matching single lam.
and double small “co" perforation.
Form plaits in gorea, creasing on slot-l
perforationa‘lap to small "0" per»,
forations. Gather skirt between "1'",
perforations. Sew to lower edge of;
waist, center-fronts and center-backs.
even; bring single large “0" perforaw
tion to underarm seam. leave skirt.
free (on left side) from center-beck
to seam and finish for closing.
Amnge the belt around the waist,
The safety in ibe‘h'omeiic the sub- _,‘ The winter meeting. of the member!
out of &- MW ”MIMI!“ Milt-'0 M the -l7‘alrileld County Archdeaconry
“’ “ ° ““3”" Dmm'of‘the Episcopal church was held lion-
ment of C flier .. on itled: ‘Safety .
for. tie! Householbtfiuleau of Stand-.“I noon in 5'” “Nut-'1! ’ . Parish
'ards Circular No. 75.? lntmudleuse, Stamford.
in a manner which would liiford
lng
,. bu” for “m. .ducati n in a short service preceding themct ,
pop ' 0 Melt was conducted by the rector of
m
"‘Safety First." The dangers from " clos-
Linoliine
lldlll'llldlls ill-2mm:
I For Colds
Ill'liilly actualscaaes are described. The
Ipurpose Is to aid in removing need-
- ' less risk and fear. ”and lo dct‘elopi
Iintelllgent caution where the board
,Linonine takes that awful kick out _
°‘ ' herd “'4 M ‘ "”9“ it harm- St. Andrew’s in the absence of the; hundred tons of fuel consigned to this
'9“- it I“ the 3"" "3"" mm Archdeacon. Rev. Allén E. Beeman of I city. went down off Stepping Sionn
for all forms of colds and a remain-.mem' whose train was late. but‘ Light after the towing tug had strug-
c‘annot be entirely avoided. '
The hazards of the home have in-
creased in modern times. from the
service of gas aud,elco}gloity and the
'use of such ' articles as
matches. volatin oils. poisons. and the
. like. The use of energy in the home
necessarily involves r/Ine risk which
intelligent planning and care“ will re
dues to a minimum.
Caution alone is not enough, since
‘many of 'the? dangers are not ,even
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Mr. Wad would—be sll right if he called his boat s “sub sinker”!
for its aeroplanes. ,
l peeled. The nature of such Im- omen V0 0" 0 “it who i .t "a, , gled or hoorsto rag tLrous
:‘n hnaard'g tbsmadeplin :l‘et "US$105: anagram ilnaly "1 f d ' h hum
' ' flown mus s - n or comp a n s I n: 5 then be- ice fields.
“save yous ouanreas HELP wm It M Her ‘3“... wine emu,” mum.” m “mm. ms. The Mlnalnecunx :35“! a _
THE WAR . I", of so,” of “,9 ,4.“ not gen. _ gun. it was to ma e e ppo , _____,. A _~__~s
/ With each 26c, saved buy a thrift W“ crally known. gives simple_eautions., “"0 ' Mm" 0' ““0”” M “ tionmenus for missions for 1918, and to '
stamp. , . _ and aims to) guide the formatzon of? all times—there's no tellin' what in- .11] certain needy parishes of the coun- '
Sixteen thrift stamps. plus 12 cents mmflwhnvfl. habits of mm. The anymore: it will be needed. m. cisiir st ,1 A, 1 ,. m ,1 Mum, mam Get the ,
m 9°" ' W" “um“ sum" moment my busswerk was a £3! .to minimise the risks involved. I" m!” “M mm” mm" "5 ”'7'" I” u” ”‘3" °' “‘9 W I
The U. 8. Government will pay you “In“ Vino] was M “a aim. to encourage public mew, 301”" quite equals monine t!" parish. After that there wasageneral ‘K5- 3]
$5 for each War Suing- some in and it made me wall and strong. I: um to provide safety for the house-I sronchiifs. - M,” o, the mingonm'mk m .
five years. , is certainly the beat soda and hold and community. “ .
I. ! f l Fairlield county. ,
You can get hack‘you money invesi- strengthmtlhavesssrulm. — it is intended, not to, amuse eat-I Smile
ed in ”'1“ m . with inter- u“, John m . . of accident, but rather to remove the ,
'fl' 5' in": V] I1. . “a ”If“ h m, egg.” and the need [of alarm. Th! l ANOTHER COAL 'ARGE SINKS . V . -
m-“u’W‘WW m summoned. umofnfetrtobrsflmwob' M lt’sGoodiorYomStomacli
It! YounsaVinss'help win the war. run-down o! m serving these cautious would alone ,
in: now brings you is on Jan. 1. “a cldldrau. Ymmgmhw justify the careful study of this new i BRIDGEPOBT, "“- 2‘-““°m¢’
ml. . .. fl. mummies. m... n, .mmlim ge ma..w.::.:..1~ri...‘".::li ...............
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. Frank Ms W“! m ”u :3": Villa! de "a. Wflmwu‘ the, 1108'! ice am that Still obstruct _ AtMDrmmSocv
-Try aSentinel WentAd. - ' .; walk-Adv. ”gt/"1.1., and safety. These form g Inavlgatiou. The barge, with ,eight
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as a . IE” or.
mow't'its. matey
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