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e ‘ iiilillis HERE, 5
la molasses); two cupfuls hot won: this coming season are heardi 5“"95 {00¢ administration 11‘“ ‘0‘”1‘ BRINfllNfl all]?

, three “1,1,35,00,11,,“ lard or from .11 quarters. Some of these ‘lmust be conserved, there are thou-l ipadiully extlllpled from the operatiouf

l . 1 . 5 by the federal food ad-
ult or the fat taken 0!! gravles of rumors can be taken seriously. but n “W“ °f me" “la "°‘“°“' ‘° “W“ 'mummml
‘ . one Package raisins. one tea. great many of themare put out from. these warnings mean nothing. What Herbert Hoover Comes to' board in m“ home town, wanen' Pa . I

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, “M such of '1“. Cinnamon and various 11011385 for the" own benefit. [00d one woman en gave in her home‘ Rescue of: Pie Belt, Threat' ! ministratlon of Connecticut. All these;
or. non thoueingrediem to, git-e Coming from so many dlttorentimay not seem much. but if every cued With a Famine— public will: houses beginning next;
lites after they bubble. When cold sources these reports are apt to be or woman in "18 COUNTY “led: “19 re-i Standard Recipe by U. S.—I week must be ”8”“ View” ”Mid-i

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one teaspoonful of soda dissolved a contradictory nature, and to “a to suit is obvious. : FOIIOWS Appeal to Wash- containing at least tutnty per cent.|
. mug hot watér and add three, this are the little lscrepancies be One of the many articles of food ' of substitute cereals and as long as

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standard Recipe for Victory ‘
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Save the Butter.
Despite the warnings of the United

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Canada’s Wag Cake. .
Prophecies in regard to what will be;

mo cupfuls brown sugar (or two flour, for use in baking bread and rolls,‘

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lve minutes in a slow oven. Do not ‘ l
a a t' or of bu ter ma seem a r Vri

this cake until two or three days dyes to be obtained in France Ind this, my 5 ‘9 l V , ,- WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--nerhert

or‘ial matter, but if one could imaglvl. Hoover, who is responsible for the'

i.’herself without butterahc would read return of many a ‘08! waist line and.

. baking, as it is like any dark country are partially responsible 1
cake, and the longer you keep it this. but a good deal of it may be a

tween the Paris and

merioan reports" which the warnings contain in that of

The differences in materials and lair. more especially butter. To save

ington to Save Delights of 3

New England Pie

, they ‘Obslt rve this baking regulation;
iandvdon’t waste t-ithcr flour or submit!
itutcs, the food administration has ar-i
ranged so that they will not be forced!
to buy beyond the quantities they must i

simple blouses, perhaps bll'allli? mi
many of them are trying to main:

their own waists. A dainty mutitlll
In voile is shown here. A pointcll:
collar finishes the open neck, whilst
the one-piece sleeves are gathered to.
ntralght cuffs. -ln medium size the?

waist requires 29?}, yards 36-inch ma.- 5
torial.
As the back and the collar have '1
, no seams, the pieces of pattern for:
_ these sections must be laid along tho i
lengthwise fold of material after it,
has been placed on the cutting t'llllu. i
To the left of thc.back is the front, l
with large "0" perforations on a L
lengthwise thread. Opposite the back
is room for the pocket and cuff, both i
of these sections having the largoi
”0" perforations resting on a length- i
wise thread. The sleeves come last,
being laid to the right of the collar l
with large "0" perforations on a:
lengthwise thread. i
ll preferred tho collar may be cut 1
with round outline at the back. The i
touch of embroidery which given
““‘”’ ‘ pointed collar trimmed with cm- h ‘ 1M waists iai
TRAVEL . d _ , amartness to t e a mp s.
‘ OF ”G,” RAYS i "0‘ try added to the color. it may be dono‘

It takes eight minutes for a r f .
fly 0 | For the present, at least, well. in white or self-color. ,

light to travel 93.000,000 miles from , ,
the sun to the earth. But thc.time: cumNGGUIDF. 7364 Showin Silt 36 £1“le

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use in the case of private families and
individuals the "‘50-50" rule will con
tinuc in force. i
The telegram received from thoi
food administration at Washington is:
at. follows: "For balling bread and
rolls. at hotels, restaurants. clubs,l
boarding houses and other public-eat-i
ing places are required to purtrllasci
one pound of wheat flour substitutes
for every four month; of wheat flour;
purchased. i
The local administrator will not give‘
any standard recipe to commercial'
bakers, hotels, restaurants, and public!
eating places for Victory bread.

for the awakening of sluggish moor.
oriea which must now watch out forl
wheatleas and porkleall days and.
meals, hasn't the heart to penalize;
further the patriots of Conni’clicul's;
pie belt. , l
The little fuss which arose in nos-
ton before it was nemiolflcially de-
cided that the Boston bald-d 'len
fiends might have a bit of pork in
their favorite Saturday night piece
tie—resistance was not comparable to'
the constemallon that stirred the pic
bolt when it appeared that the now .
wheatleas days and wheatleas meals
and the still further drastic bakers“
regulations might take all the joy out
of life for the inhabitants of the pit-
bcll. . . '
John Porter and W'nllcr Gnldc of
Hartford. and Almon C. Judd. of Wlt-‘
lerbury. composing the Hotels and
Restauranttlxllivision of the Federal
Food Administration for Connecticut.
were among the first to forsec the pic
famine. and actual deprivation such as
never occurred to officials here, who
are sadly unacquainled wlth the dc-
:KhlfiflOYle‘W England N9» ll £131“ (‘ontnurll to reach us is four and a
son xc up now, owevcr, an t ose , , , ‘.
who have seen and trusted the new M" ”m" A ”m majority 0' ""“i
Victory Ill“. made from a recipe can return (everv one of which ill a glowing;
caivt-d by the Home Economics imlsun) are so far off that it taken thou-3

tributed to the changes which the war'ily understand the reason for savins
has made in the daily life of the‘el'f'n a tiny “flip. , .
Honey Doughnut... French woman. These changes will; People didn't believe such a thing
"Boat one egg very light in a dish undoubtedly be duplicated in thalaa a sugar shortage would come to
- enough to contain all other in- country unless the war ceases sooner, pass. but it did, and some of them be-
tents; a quart bowl will do. Then than at this than ""W'tg l)c_‘iible, igan to think that after all there might
one-half cupful honey; one-half American made laslllon new. 3.315ng :.l~.lllctlllng to the "save" program.
ul sour milk, in which you have that for the summer only two types of‘ ii buiiel' is not conserved,the women
lived . teaspoonful Ialeratus, twd dressing will be much seen—sports, of this country will have. to be looking
poonfula melted butter, two table- clothes for day wear and semi—evening for substitutes, or experiment in order
nfula molasses, half a nutmeg, dresses from that time on. Paris notes, to find a way to stretch out what is
_ teaspoonrul vanilla and a little onthc contrary, continuetotallt about left. 'l‘hv mlnlstry oflood in England.
, t. Boat all together, adding just the afternoon gown and the trotteur, which country 1"" “MW“ 10 the bi“
.. « flour by degrees to make a bat- frock, from which it would be indeed. lel' shortage stage, has found' after
that you can just roll out and cut; a hard matter to separate the average many tests and experiments that a'
lot too thin, and fry. These are Parisienne, particularly as' at presellb salififflflol‘)’ and Pl'iln0llllt‘fll way 0'
mil/doughnuts. she has little tlme or inclination either villus out available batter and martia-
‘for sports or evenng aflairfi. ,rlne supplies is by mixing tilcm with
, Honey Drops. . in the meantime, while looking af- other food substtules. in the London
[float one egg very light, add one tea- ter whaever war work-or charitable af- : Times he 511889513 that hOUlieWiVPB
.l. a] butter, one-third cupful fairs she may be interested in. both if! "901810 butter,” which can be pur~
-ed honey, one cuprul flour mixed French and American women dollre'chflfied for 5 6 per Wufld- in 0i"
= allied with two lea’jpoonfuig bak- to be suitably as well as attractivelyg money. but which can easily be made
powder and one-quarter teaspoon dressed; hence, in spite of rumor, thevat home without special knowledge
" Jill and a few drops of cinnamon one-piece afternoon dress probably' and without ”‘9 Bid 0‘ “WWW"-
-tnct. Drop by teaspoonruig on a will be quite as much in evidence as The rec”)? 10110":
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'ven . q“ Ck -Polntu'on which authorities on both' steam unil they fall to pieces and bcv Ilflirl‘meni‘ol lhe Connecticut: Fogd A1- »ands of yearn for light from them to; hiwudwilnlm row 0' as men mutual. WlfHOUf nap ’
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““9“ 0i “‘9 "W all" m ”‘0 “mm“? “W”- W” ""0“!" a “l“ “W" raters will be thoroughly satisfied ii ,m hm‘ i Pictorial Review Wat-t No. 78“. Slur, at to 46 inches bust. Price. 29 9

Baked Fruit Pudding. printed: thin "material, chlifonl and,into a large basin which has been pro. my own know u". diagrams he i . _ .__~_> ‘ _ -s.-- l out: J

tween the old straight'wheat "tarts. ,

as the English newspap‘rs call thenni ' ,
and the new “70-30" production. . ! . ,

The Victory pies must contain at

‘Mlx three pints bread crumhs with voileqsomc with raised ngum to tlc‘I viqnaly warmed. To every 1-4 ounc"
' cupfnl chopped raisins, one cup- used for. frocks designed for attain of‘mashed potato add 2 ounces of but.
‘curranu. one cupflll chopped dates, which demand a-‘littfe M9 elaborate ter or margarine thoroughly with the .
I “M“! 130135598, one Di!"- milk, dressing than “‘0 0mm"? “Mt 00‘" back 0‘ ‘ wooden ”0°“ until ‘he least 30 pcr cent. of cereal substitutes, 'nflcu Glossy "A

pool: each cinnamon and gait, tllme. Other materials are taffetas,'whole is quite smooth. The butter and other shortening than butter or:E , I“

i in buttered baking dish and foulards and moussellnes, in dark blue may then be made up into pounds at mid ‘Sbigd‘ebf' 813;“ game: £33311: 1:: ,
rinkle bits of butter over the top, ‘and puce, Gros de bondre and loulsine half-pounds and lwill in 8 000' mac"- "1:" mowing" or one-third to two-1
land striped falllea. i "Th9 potato butler may be improt’ltd thirds of wheat flour have been sat
"at“! syrup Cake. l At Palm Beach'black is one of the In ”Wallace by the addition of a few isfaclorv used in making the new»
Creamonehalf cupful butter with most favored ‘colors, 33 it has been drops of bullt‘l' coloring, and H il l! piefl- _ _
-‘ ' arm’s wilful maple syrup. and in New York the last few months. to be kept for more than a few days The lollowlnlz rrcipe is siren 3* ".

\‘lclory standard for housewives:
teupoonful vanilla, one of! iwell Black tulle and net In one of tile fa- butter preservative of which there are

NORWALK YACHT
CLUB NOMINATIONS

SWEET ODORS ALWAYS POPULAR

From the very earliest ages man has

‘loved sweea odors. in the Bible we ‘
Jame. M' 0.3””. Again Named '0' read of the burning of iltcensa on the '

i Commodore—Annual Meeting altars and the very word perfumery

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The twenty -fourth annual meeting ‘dolioate fumes or smells) comes from
.of the Norwalk Yacht club will be held. the Latin fumus, smoke or vapor. The
Save Your "I"! Double in Beauty "I at. ”10 Mahackemo “on“! south N03“: early Egyptians knew the use of the.
a Few Moments—Try This! iwalk, Saturday "93““. “hm", 23"; still, and adapted it to the sepal'atlon
! If you“ care for he“! hair. that , at 8 o'clock, to elect officers and 0015' or the odorous principle from fragrant
glistens with beauty and is radiant‘ mittees and transact any other bust iplants. but the most ancient my,”
with life; has an incomparable soft-E nest-l proper for such meetlnx. '
hens and is fluffy and lustrous, try.
Danderlne. ‘
Just one application doubles .the Commodore-Jamel M. O'Brien.
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Plain pastry—«One cup flour. one-
”) “9‘1“" ““9““ lnifi combinations for evening, and. several forms on the market. should third to one-half cup uhortcnlng, one-
ilour. sifted with three le l . ohm?” gowns of black satin are be used. The amount should be in ac- half elm substitute. one-third to one;
bake one.“ uptie or the fact that part. is cordance with the printed instruction. 22:: 0“” “‘9“ ”ne‘hfl" ”WWW“ ‘1
not so partial to will for afternoon-3,011 the ”Ck" for use in butter. Both ‘ Sift the flour and bait and work in
,as in the vast. . ‘Ihe colorins and the preservative the shortening. Molstrnto dough with
Jerae , both in wool and silk. i. should be well mixed into the potato cold water. Pal and roll out to de
being shown here as well as abroad at ",0 “me "me as the butter and sired thickness. Pastry should b; diately dissolves every particle of roll.
tor suits. The economy in ,wool is mlt. If these directions are carefully figfffg'lmwg‘g :gdgflmzfiz“fmldwim$h rznlcafinnotuhzz: luggage; Bear-Commodore—Cllnton w. Par-_
made up for when using either woolgfollowed potato butter will keep for a baking, ix“ Banting“; "you rob: the higher.
- " . - l r his time. thou h it me be' - .- '
jersey 01' some by Gilli!!! the w" 0" COM lie I S y V 3 GREAT AGE, l 01 its lustre. its strength and its veUi
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gwero drawn from antural gums, such .
The nominating committee has Lag camphor. myrrh and cinnamon.

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made the following nominations: l

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Persian. Sweets. ,
Ole pound dates, one pound figs, one ‘
. -- - English walnuts; grind in meat
per. Work in as much brown
as possible. roll out about only
an inch thick and cut in squares.

CREAM FOB CATABBH
OPENS UP NOSTBILS

Tells How To Get Quick Relief
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Secretary—Edward J. Quinlan.
Assistant Secretary, and Treasurer-
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freely. No more hawking, shuffling.
on. HOUSE’O MOTHER DEAD. blowing, headache, dryness. No strug-
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catarrh will be gone.

Get a small bottle of Lly’s Croat
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