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1, g ‘ runners Without Dread.
. Just shall we have for dinner?
éWell. let's not have broad. We'll nev-
' ‘v or miss it. Each of the following
V' menus has some food to take the place
"of wheat.
I
jloast Beef Hrowned Potatoes'
5‘}
Hominy
Cabbage and Green Pepper Salad
Barley Pudding
II.
Vegetable Soup
Rit-e andt Salmon Loaf .
Asparagus
é Mutton Chops with Mint Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
V {s Peas I
. Celery and Apple Salad i
. , Fruit ice I
Barley Pudding. I
‘v 5 cups milk
1-3 cup barley meal
5 cup molasses f i
l
$5 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon ginger.
k.
"bake two hours in a slow 'oven. serve-
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Vfiither hot or cold with cream.
Rice and Salmon Lost.
3 cups cooked rice
1 rillp salmon
. !& cup fine bread crumbs
1-4 teaspoon salt
_ 1-4 teaspoon pepper
,‘gt 1 tsblesyion chopped parsley
7 “so" ..
t»
fralls about one Inch thick. Fill the
'gnenter . with salmon or other cold
2 V fish. mixed with bread crumbs.
éa’ita‘sonings and egg yolk. Cover with
711cc. Cover_with greased paper. sel‘ln
. fa pan of hot water and bake or steam
tdhs‘hour. Turn on a hot platter and
nerve with eggless sauce.
.2 tablespoons fat
2 tablespoons flour
is teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon pepper
1 cup boiling water
‘VMeeaspoon lemon juice
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. -;§ADET AVIATOR KILLED.
‘DALIAASfi Texas. Ap‘i-i? 9.-Cadet
. lasinger oi Greenieai, Colo., was
utly killed” at Lovefield. an Am-
- aviation camp, here, today,
Ltwo machines crashed together
.Ive hundred feet in the air.
,TSUFFEREB
it Restored to Health
. .Lyrlia E. Pinkha’m’s
m%&dn§
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theydidmeuogood.
Aifiendsskedmeto
try bydis E. Pink.
burn a Vegetable
Com ouud and/l
found it to be'th'e
, bestmedicinelever
’ fried because it
made me well, and
Ital?” now do my
am trig in ri
Mrs. J. If. Cains, 726
" women at some riodlnthelr
fromailmentspgguiiartotheiz
, which‘in most cases may b.
.Wedblthisfamousmotand
«it . m gt? u a.
» - name‘s“ stigma:-
. ‘ ~Illllil'yiugeves-ylhlngalso
lithnhumit
. HVE YEARS“
lirlpee and Cheeks.
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_ Kitchen Him.
There isi something fresh and youth-i Save all pound this which have held
i gold or wool.
; is more in vogue than coarse silk grey:
or ivory embroidery on black velvet
or satin. pleasing tones are to be of-V
ifected In the combination of blacks
‘snd whiieii and ants: the art decora-
tors have taught both dressmskers
: the designs must be bold and dashing.
Sweet potato Pie in Cornmeal Crust Beaded a“... while Net N.“ Are
Very Popular This lesson.
The greht ‘~-~
and handbags.
”'5“ "W ”“39 ”‘l""*‘"" “W" tittitey if they have to wait to be eaten
. than would be required for the family They should be served the minute forces 0’ the ouflregett
ldarnlng, and women looked ridiculous [my are do”...
with them dangling on their arms and
presumably in every one’s 'way.
cake. put it
dissolved.
’or knitting is re-’
At first the knittihn
After freshly filled frtdt jars have
_ tstood ovynight the topl should be
5909mm lo" the Vowel!” °f M ' given another turn before putting the
.grest quantity of bags. both knitting fruit away.
Boiled potatoes cannot be mealy_and
ful about is check. and we shall have. baking "Nd”. and use literate steam .
my 01 than this Isrins- Strlvea. brown bread and puddings. 1
too. are geod and many of the spring: ‘
.efiecu are hand embroidered in silver. die: is stirred in while it is cooking,
Just now no embroidery the richer the pudding will be. i
Whitepalnt will keep its brightnessl
If wiped with a clean kerosene cloth
sfter‘the regular cleaning. t
When there is too much losing for‘
The oftener the crust of the rice pud’
0n plain sods crackers.
This makes a good sweet cake for the
d h d tors tb possibtuti Children 3
an 01m 000" e ‘3' The secret of a good s n e cake
of rich edicts without "‘7“ wim- 5‘“ lies in the thorough besIIiZg‘of the
eggs and sugar until the sugar is all
i
No fruit tree or shrub will do wth ”'9 "MW 5m“ 3m“? ‘° 1““ ”W
‘V unless the earth is dug up around the
Tod”. however. tho~ former huge base of the trunk. .
makers of the articles have madeiup ' ‘l'
kcrchlef
lsome handsome models that are large
enough to carry both the knitting and
l the personal belongings, which are
! uauaily necessary—such as the pocket- .
{book the vanity case and the hand-
fknttttog bag haa‘resolved itself into
t~ , Scald the ”1“."qu m“ on the meai‘. something sensible and attractive and;
(find cook in double boiler 20 minutes; 3 is often mistaken for a handbag. Jill A Boston fern makes a splendid fern forces In other cities to .mpress sena-
edd molasses. salt, sugar. and gingerg order m eliminate the carrying of two; ball, far more flatllflctory than any torn from their home states. 3
.90“? into 87988911 Dilddins dish and ' bags—a handbag and . “mm bflvi of the Japanese ones you can buy. Get
moist.
Beading; bags has long been a fav- 0’ a yard.
orite pastime for many women whose
; V 14 egg yolk , eyes will permit them to do such teeth!
, p Line 3 31'3“” 3"”9“ bread Palladium. delicate work and who realise
i '“h "m ”lame“ “cc mm“! the that it is the hand work done on these
, purchased that also adds to the price
tags.
new.
ize with n costu
are taffetas. satins. crepes and cotton. When i " ‘
. ingerl blou s hav heco
and the design to be headed is usually - e s 5- a me
printed In colors so that It may guide
you in selecting the colors of the beads
as well its to help ”‘1‘. work out the
pattern more accurately.
As will be seen, the bags still favori
the draw string. This is probably due
to the fact that the tops. which are
made of bone or: celluloid. are expen-
sive, inasmuch as these materials are
scarce. and one is not always in a po-.
sition to pay the advanced price asked
for these tops, which last season were
less than 50 per cent of what they are
new. The draw strings are pretty and:
be easily changed when worn' ont.’ WASHINGTON, April
' 1 1“" seen the” 5“” bags ‘3”! were instructed"tod’sylfy Director-Odor
tiered in silk floss, instead of head.‘ eral 'McAdoo not to make any con-
‘ V9“! and they "e ""7 attractive wheu' tracts for iirerinsurance covering a
embroidtired. in fact one might cont-i longer period am“ has heretofore been
me beads “‘1 embroidery, 3' a” de', customary. nor in any event more than
_ , i one year, without . special authority
‘3 “e “"39“ °l "‘9 “8' m ”“8 and. from the railroad administration.
narrow. a shape that bidafali- to be' V "
come ‘deislrabie this season. The tas
Bel. Which usuallyflltllh the 0nd. .re' WASHINGTON, AD,“ 9.~mr~ Ad.(
in same or contrasting ”1°" '4“! in mlral Robiirt E. Peary. retired. the Ar-
many different styles. They usually; “c explorer, Is recovering at his home‘
a blood tansfusing opera-'
- The” ”‘5' are lined '5 silk °’ tion. The treatment was given for
sateen to match the color of the beads what the doctors described a up“
or embroidery and are made with n '
little inhide pocket for the mirror.
signs are appropriate to either.
add a great deal to a bag.
A
1 they come
's
And as wom-
'sIde of the
g and edging
and dainty.
, lace across
i lace.
them ‘more
, when new.
ADMIRAL
I here from
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sin. wan *
r. ' '
Beaded bags are, as you know. not, "1"" going.
But each season the designs and
style of beaded bags change—and this
season is no exception.
en require more than one bag, there
Is a tendency to have one to harmon-
me. Materials favored ”“3" “We 0“! Hid fall in box.
worn and faded use Val lace insertion
I and seams beneath the trimming. The:
icon be made larger by adding lace to
the front line and under arms, or
” lengthened at the waist line by sewing
ion string, A peplum can be added of '
l have tried this twice and find
aAiLnoao Fiat-z msdnmce.
'niclous anaemia." - _, -
Boston Fern Bail. ‘
ire or muscle. line it with moss and CIGAR MAKER COMMITS smug;
In It place the fern roots.
some of fronds to come through the Axsoxia, April 9.- The body of
open meshes of the wire.
center with good dirt and keep very maker, was found today in thc atllc
It will grow more luxurianlly. of the family home on Myrtle avenue.
tsome of the fronds attaining the length Mr, Martinez, it was found, had com-
allowing
l-‘lll up the
Wringer Hint.
Th0!” who ““9 "“3“ ‘V'lnfil‘n lb“ work. is said to have been the cause of
have no tables attached have often o the deed. Mr. Martinez. who
difficulty in catching the clothes as tpent his entire life in Ansonia, was
out and still keep the
Get a good, strong box. a little long-E
er‘than your wringer; get iron hooks NEW BRITAlN SENDS 14
tlike those on a toaster and screw the
box to tub under the
wringer. When wringing the clothes recruits left this city Code! for "1° 11°"
l
which are so low-priced,
Cut away all worn places
the bottom. then gather!
pretty and dressy than
/
9.—Rsilrosds
PEARY RECOVERING.‘
Heads Campaign For
—M'.
-Wlindr.'Wad started something he couldn’t
m..-“
tuition Ellis
PRESERVATIIIN tilt
the Suffrage Amendment
=have ham and eggs—if we had the
eggs," say the alleged comedian to
the blond leading lady. if the gen-
;tlemen of the kerosene circuit will
lfollow the directions prepared by
Prof. W. F. Kirkpatrick of the Con-
necticut Agricultural College for the
“Committee bf~ Food Supply, Connec-
ticut State Council of Defense, he will
Vbavo eggs all the year round and at
a reasonable price
now at hand." says Professor Kirk-5
pstrick. No one can predict the pre-
cine moment at which egg prices will
iwhich to buy. it is during this per-
iod that one gets the best eggs for?
Mrs. hf. W. 'Park‘” commands the
prescrvmg and the price at this sea‘.
es in Washing-
ton where a drive is being made on
Woman Suffrage Amendment to the
constitution of the United States.
which went through the House of
Representatives some time ago. She,‘
too, has charge of the organizational
same eggs. six, months hence, will!
probably be Worth front eighty to nine‘
ty cents a dozen. '
neither difficult nor expensiw.
cast of both preservative and con-
tainer should not exceed three or four.
cents a dozen. The water glam. alone.
can probably be obtained at fitttul
iwentyfive to thirty cents a quarti
Adti one gunrt of contiiii-rcial watcr'
glass to nine quarts of water that
has previously been boiled and lllen'
cooled. See that the two are thor-
Andrew Martinez, a prominent cigar-
rnit,tcd suicide by hnnning. “'0ro 0V-
ert’lhls only son, Andrew. .lr.. whose
health had been undermined by over-
this mixture for each
en) two quarts of water glass and
eighteen quarts of water Will be sui-
Ilclcnt. \
Use only fresh, clean eggs with'
flood. sound shells. '
had
connected with the Martian Cigar
l-‘sctory. - r. ,
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‘lt'cted. Do not use eggs more [Hair
a week oldk Don't try to preserve
sotled- eggs that have been washed.
i
To THE POLISH ARMY
NEW BRITAIN. April 9.—Fourteen
good enough to preserve. infertile
eggs are preferable when they can be
ish army in France as a result of a
obtained.
visit' from a Polish military misslom
last week.
titular nits
RUN-DOWN
water tight) garbage pails, and otherl
galvanized vessels make quite satisfuc-g
tory containers.
lmove the eggs,
trendily accomplished, with galvanised
‘cans. As to size. a 40 quart containeth
, is about right for 30 dozen egsti. a 20‘
-quart vessel for 45 dozen. and’ so on
lip this same proportion. Be sure the
.liquld is at least two Inches above
the top layer of eggs. Cover the con-
tainer to .prcvont evaporation and
store in it cool p‘ace. but avoid freez-
iing. Water glassrsho‘uld not be used
.‘s Second time. '
, The eggs should kcep well for ‘nt
“'3. MR 'lcest ten months.‘ Don't be alarmed
, in some whitish, Jollylike substance
ifornzs in the bottom of the‘can: this
does not mean tint either the eggs
or the lwater glass have spoiled.
ince oil the thick solution in cold
water, and the eggs are ready for;
us‘e. They will crack when boiled un-I
less the large end is punctured be-
arin'L-Irs. Irina forehand; they don't drop 0r fry well
t.. Keene. N. 1!. because the white is a little thin;
but—they Are entirely suitable for-
scrambling, omelettes. custards. cakes.
and other kinds of cooking. ‘
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'ni Automobile service for both pas«
Fm“ H' outer, “mm“ stuglsengers and freight over the Andes
Main street, and the best drugs 0 untains‘ between Chile an d Ar-
'MO
Defen
ed
i "‘I We had more ham we wouldi A campaign toeniist the services of
boys between 16 and 21 in farm labor
has been in progress the past
weeks under the auspices of the Unit-
ed States Boys' Working Reserve. An-
other force of boys between the ages
oflisnd leisbeiugraisedforfsrm
work under the name of the Connec-
ticut Junior Agricultural Volunteers.
The state's money will be expended in.
i "The season for watered glass pre— omnlsing these two armies for 8?“!-
servaiion of eggs for family use is or food production,
Plans for the enrollment and use of
boys in agricultural during their school,
teach their lows“ level; on the other vacations. were outlined to the State
hand. It can be safely said that April Board of Control by representatives of ,
and May are the two best months in the Council The boards uppmvll “thing 9°
such a large. expenditure of money
means that it will be possible to din “-
son should not be more than half the root ' ["5“ number M M" ““0 ‘3'
expected price next November.. r‘orfsential farm labor- The experiment!
ailstlunceAsuplposedth; prevailing prit-cfof boy labor was tried out last summer band hel te
r “3 9" an a" ”"13“" “‘0'“ by the Committee of Food Supply and Headquer re a
forty to forty-five cents; then [mseimnservation of the State Council 0‘ plans were discus
so and good results were obtain-
l-‘armers were so well satisfied be given April
Preserving eggs In water glass is with the boys that they are appealing' band and First
The for boy labor for this year
JUMOR RED CROSS
To the Center Junior High Schoo I
belongs the credit of being the firstj
IN canvas HIGH “my
:publlc school in the flu of .‘t'orwalltI
to organize a junior chapter of the i‘Mlh“ “Ch
oughly mixed. Allow two quarts or Red Cross. After an exciting drivo,I0
three dozen 'the pupils of the school have at length' 9
”is" For “ “use of “53" “MT" doz‘lsucceeded In raising $56.25. the sum. leade
necessary to pay the membership fees
[of the 225 pupils now enrolled.
The organization of the chapter will:
if Producing becompleted during the coming week. I l‘
"0‘" 0"” 9859- W“ them daily 88 0°" . it is hoped to have a specified time‘ at t
during the school period in which the!
pupils can engage in Red Cross Work“ comm
Any 2885 that float when dropped into‘ under the supervision of a member or “m“ 90"" ‘°
the solution should be removed; they members of the senior. chapter of
are probably all right to use. but not gamut opportunity will be'gh'en tion.
for work by the boys, as well as tbei
girls. so giving all the advantages of;
‘ Earthenware crooks are perhaps the'active participation in the endeavor to;
-most' cbmmaslyrecommcnded-treeep- bring-peace and an unqualified vic-
‘ tacles,,but new ash cans (If they are tory to the allied forces. .
The following named
If for unforeseen “‘9" among
reasons. it should become necessary to earn 810 for the war work of the It
““5 can be moron c, a. have paid their pledges .
full: Csrltoin Sherwood, of the Senior Jectlon of some senators that
High; dialph Hartwell,
Starr and George'Woodward, of the legitimate critiun_ of the co
Center Junior High.
,.
‘rw
in every town “Elf“, in the count ' gentina is contemplated in opposi-
tion to the present railroad.
53.4...- , . -,
finish!
those who
A
STATE .WILL FIN Ali—CE ‘l . K. c. ESTABL—tOHES oertces
VEMENT TO PROVIDE ‘
BOY LABOR ON FARMS
That the state is aware of the farm-
Which to Direct Operations
General Pershing at General
two the American troops planned by
reation quarters will be provided
Army. Eighteen secretaries
‘will be followed by others.
____’__,,_,____
ans ron onnun
At the meeting of the
for the condo! G“
at the Armor!-
; thteps. etc..
lie’ ball on the 19th.
"z'l‘he meeting
.._————
boy's,
The
- t' at .
ifleld torus. Another con Inge i
Isecretaries is expected soon, an.
(File-- 1
Pershing and his staff extended a. .
dial welcome and are doing evt
sslble to expedite the work.
SEDlTION BILL DRAFTED.
WASHINGTON. April 9.—-—The SPF-i-
tion bill, designed to. punish dislotni
utterances and attempts to hamper the
who‘army draft and Liberty Loan salt-n
l was before the Senate today.
fledged 103m Senate / yesterday\ adopted
ln‘amen’dments proposed to meet the ob
Makes Headquarters ' in Paris From
“'lTlI THE AMERICANl ARMY IN
.‘FRANCE. April 9,—W’alier N. tier
. ers’ needs was demonstrated this nan averse“ commissioner 0' the
,Watered Glass Product Will‘Litmnézecmznwmfswm' Knights of Columbus; 3. Bennett No-
' - Coun- e' ' . ' d '. James
1 Km Fresh For Months If all of Defense“ to expend In the pro :ngf R am"? 3"” an It My mm,
P!‘ 1 ”03¢ !m_9tion of boy labor in agricultural oc- ' one y 0 ' 9‘" \or ' rep '
' Opery . io ‘ t need 25 000,, ing the Catholic hierarchy of Amort-
;cupat no no to ex ‘ ' lea, have just. held a conference With
Heart
quarters upon the work in behalf of
4‘,"
K. of C: in France. Executive nth ..o
will he established in Paris and l' -
the ofllcers and men of the Amt-ti. at
h; ;t\
been assigned by Mr. Kernttn l0 ii -:
main debarkatlon ports and to Ii"-
tr
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MILITARY BAH.
Amctit . fl
d last night in Musicim. .‘
t 8 North Main sitt- .
sed in preparatt- rt
lid Military llall ‘t;
19 by the Ametit ‘1
company. Home Gar ltl
The last Military Bull hold by it: »;
organization on January 31. in the t» >
is still fresh in the 'n‘iflmi‘)‘ or
1 all those who attended, as one “gidiul '
success. socially and financially, tutti
i the public has been looking. lo't‘thl' ‘l to
dance featuring COHllti‘t-
its music, the wslizes being played ;.;
fifteen piece orchestra under ‘IAL‘.
rshlp of ,‘Mr. Frank Svec and tom
being played by the
lAruertcan band with Director Hnwzml
A. Tilly. leading. J‘hls plan mad: .\
it at tbelsst ball and will'be follovttul
last' night appointed 1
ittee of-slx to represent the hm»:
push the event not
the well laid plans are already In um-
tut!
Randolph measure as introduced might prevent
- the war.
: libsmfifihudltuullkdiunhs
lithe end of the day finds you weary or irrio
tablevdthachinghmdandfrayednervsaywnwd
something to tone and Strengthenthe system. '
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aoren
hich ' ' helpein '
fimmfiwmhverm bowels,
A
of these worl
efSpseialeluotoWomenerewith
Soldhy druggists thronghocttheyorld.
J
normal
and steady the nerves.
darned family pills will
Welcome Relief.
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