ftlwflstilfly beaten whites. Pour this
,yi‘rhiyxtum over the cubes and bake like
, l tithes separately, sweetened with 1
' ‘ 1 Mdspoontul of sugar and spread over
i.»
t: 1
, j" - “'p‘od‘Montos. 2 tablespoonfuls cot.
itogs cheese. Beat the yolks and the
~ ] guaplmenros and soda. Finally fold in
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In
a I plan in a greased baking dish. Beat
tr rhu‘beon added the soda. Add the spice
‘ bi‘ownin a hot oven.
4'
Fashion Points
Helpful Hints.
spiced Cheese Pudding.
‘cold’oornmeal muflins. 2 eggs, 1
milk, ii teaspoontul salt, it
My: sugar. 1 cupful cottage cheese.
4 teaspoontul soda. V; teaspwnfui
mm M teaspoonful mace, H tea-
Wtul cloves and 3-4 cupt‘ul seeded
“at”. .Cut the muffins into cubes and
“ yolks and whites of the eggs sen
crudely. Blend with yolks the milk,
3:1th sugar, and cheese, to which
.1 chopped raisins and lastly fold in
, "vacuum in a moderate oven. if so
W the white of 1 egg may be
“tho. top of the pudding just before re-
;rnoclngit from the oven.
._ Cotton. Cheese Omlet.
Two eggs. 1-4 teaspoon salt. Enable-
‘ Imni'uls soda, 1 tablespoonful chop
“the: of the eggs separately. ’ Add to
“the yolks the salt, the milk and the
"cheese. which have been blended with
xtile stiffiy beaten whites, pour into 1
int frying pamjn which has been
”melted about is tablespoon fat. Cook
‘ .flio omelet slowly until the egg has «
not, place in the oven for a few mo«
manta“ to finish cooking and fold over
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About Shoes.
Every day‘there is'ioot inspection ins
as there is an inspection of arms: uni-
forms, etc., and also of health. The
women of America are now’also real-
izing how important'it is to have shoe's
that'are comfortable and sentslblc. it
is absurd‘to see high French heels
with a service uniform, and we all
lknow it. Low heels are the' siylc‘vf'or
in the center. Garnish with parsley.
green pepper or minced ham.
’ .g (thousand Potato Croquetteo.
. Ogletluptul of cottage cheese.
.. 0
fl flamenco. chopped parsley. 1‘ tea-
pbonnsalt. da‘sh or cayenne.
_ Mia these ingredients very thor-
30113th and form into small rolls. Then
, “embed the Jolls in mashed potatoes
l“’
'wl‘llchJuve been seasoned with salt
and pepper. forming a large roll of
,, each. Roll the finished croquettes in
‘ egg ‘and bread crumbs and fry in a pan
o‘o’itt’athlnmabout l tablespoonful of hot
fat nor brush it with melted fat and
n.
.gr
.- x ‘
. Cottage Cheese Dishes.
_ . An entirely new line of cookery has
Ebitten discovered by the United States
lgopartmont of Agriculture. it deals
with cottage cheese and its combina-
tions with some other things. Here
‘ a three of them.
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rum WOULD DAM THE RIV-
' so RHINE
, WASHINGTON, July 13.—oernuny's
.31? and Strasburg, a series of dams
for factories which would interrupt
til current of the river and interfere
land'apd the sea. is causing much
(a comment among the Swiss. A
dispatch from Berna today says. the
tedéral Council has been called upon
' diplomatic negotiations with‘
rman Government in order to
nt—tha worth. ' '
ursae‘olsrs HAVE" A paaaoe
soap, July; ‘12.—lHartt“ord
,t Sudngists had a motor c‘ar
Wade. 1163de by a band and
speeches in. frjont‘ oi , the old
0001-! ls-cuasn. \
Burial. "doth Regi-
.. , R. l., writes: “l was
with-bad cough tortures
tried a sample of Folei's
. m did felt my to-
today. ’ trim termed . 3‘
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! _Canteon Apron and Cap.
dAytimewoar. \Ol course, we all still
lwear high heels in the evening or for
lipoonful chopped green pepper. dash dress occasions, but “Ot “he“ “I” err-i
10! ”Drills. 1-4 teasp‘oontul soda. 1-4 pect to do any amount 0’ Milking or.
-standing on our feet. -
Illustration of a Canteen cum.
This is a very good model for the
Canteen Apmn and Cap. The pocket
holds a pad and pencil for emerges.
cies. The cuff is adjustable.
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AMERICAN NAVAL LAUNCH SUNK
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'. WASHINGTON. July l2.-——An Amer-
atcan naval launch. after aiding a
:F‘rench destroyer in towing a disabled
{American seaplane to safety, was
sunk by German shore batteries, losing
two of her crew, probably drowned,
and two taken prisoper by the enemy.
. Assistant Surgeon Albert Mason
Stevens. Narnl Reserves, and Philip
Goldman. quartermaster, both of New
Work city. landed in front of the Ger-
?man batteries and ware captured. ‘
:, Seaman“ :Charles 'Joe Tatulinski,’
{Cleveland and John Peter Vogt. New
‘Orleans, are missing. Three others in
1.3,... to emu.“ entire Rhine between the boat swam {onshore with life pro-l
servers andwere picked up unhurt on
Allied territOry. j
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{hum [fee waterway between Swlt- ‘ ELLSW'ORTH STATUE APPROVED
i
the statue of Oliver Ellsworth to be
placed in the south niche of the west
side of the Capitol was approVed today
by the commission on sculpture. The ‘ .
.model was placed temporarily in the mer outing. at Roton P01
niche, where it was viewed from the
.Capitol grounds. The statue, will be}
of marble seVen feet six inches in
height. The sculptor is E. F. MacNeil.
of Long Island. The cost will be
$8,500. ' ' '-
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In our army there is a great dealloi' .
time devoted to the care of the meta
, .‘ cans. seal completely.
HOME HELPS-nan. or Ailiculture
wasullvorotg. n. 0.. July 13.;-
“Keepcanning. sugar or no sugar.”
say specialists of the United States de-
partment of agriculture. it you can't
.get enough sugar or home canning out
up ytlur fruit without it. The product
will keep perfectly until a time when
more sugar is available or until it
.augar substitute program has been
l worked out. Fruits put up in, this way
~Late”Presidl;lt;;Son ~
In the Marine Corps
are excellent for pie-filling and saints
and may be used in desserts, puddings.
toes and punches.
In canning fruit without sugar. can
.tlla product the day it is picked. Cull.
stern. seed. and clean fruit. by placing
l over. it. Back the product carefully in
hot glass jars‘or tin cans until lull.’
' Use a tablespoonn wooden ladel. or
table knife for packing purpdses. Pour
boiling hot water ovb'r the product in
l the hot-liar. Place rubbers and cans
; in position. not tight. if using tin
Place in the
i sterilizer vat. or canner. and sterilize
! for the length of time given below no-
! cording to the particular type of out-
lflt used. i
t
. _ mauled.
; Hot water bath, home-made of court 1
1 merclai................ ....... 30
. Water seal. 214 degrees ., .......... 20 .
g 5 pounds steam pressure ........... 12
l 10 pounds stedmmssure .......... to
After sterilizing remove the filled
icontalnera. Seal Jars. invert to cool
3 and test the iointa. Wrap in paper to
‘ prevent bleaching and store in a dry.
1 cool place. if tin cans are used it will
be found ndvantageoué to plunge them
into cold water immediately after
sterilization to cool them quickly.
HOSPITAL. SI‘GNAL SYSTEM.
1 Better service for hospital
ltients and a saving of many steps
for .nurse sare alyantages provided
for in, a new electrical signal system
for hospitals; described in Popular
{Mechanics - Magda! e. The
gotta be installed will little difficulty
.in an old hospital. if desired. and is
entirely suited for use in field hos-
.pitals. Beside each bed is apusll
button and a. small box-likel indica-
in strainer and pouring cold water' .ij.‘
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PAR’TMENT
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VlliiAlEll THE ,‘ 1 '
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”Big New Haven Wholesale
. House Closed by Food. Ad:
ministration
" HARTFORD. July lit—On their own
admission of having variously violated
the rules had regulations of the Unitgi
ed States Food Administration. R. Ca-Er
vallaro 6‘: Brothers. of (St-67 Minor St..'
New. Haven, Connecticut. have been’
ordered by the Food Administration to.
suspend their business at midnight!
July 15. The Cavallaro firm is the
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Richard Cleveland. twentx-one—yearr
old son of the late Grover Cleveland.
who enlisted in the marines. is now at
the Charlestown Navy Yard. He left
Princeton to go to war.
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largest ltalian wholesale grocery house
in New Haven. and does a big business.
among .the ltalians in the southemi
part of Connecticut. For some time.
the Food Administration for Connecti-l
out has had information tending to_
confirm reports that the Cavallarosl
were violating ,the regulations cover-l
ing the sales of flour and sugar. both
as to quantity and price. ‘ I i,
The Federal Food Administrator,
' Robert Scoville’s assistant _in‘N‘ew lla-
ven, Thomas W. l‘arnam. gave the firm
a hearing ,two weeks ago, the charges
being prosecuted by Attorney-Thomas
. Thomas M. Steele. of New Haven. and
l.
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The National War Garden Com-
' mission of Washington. D. 0.. has
arranged for the distribution in
Connecticut through the Agricult'
urn! Department of the Fail-field
(lonely annotation. at its 83rm°
‘> illustrated booklet
WAR mnsw GARDENING
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BCMERIDRAGE 0' VEGEo
‘ TABLE.
This is a complete. nuthentic
manual of war gardening. stop by
Fairfleld County Association,
at?“
gloves. represented Ralf Cavallam. the
senior member of the firm. ‘
Soon after the introduction of testi-
mony by Eugene L. Faure. a certified
accountant engaged by the Food Ad
, ministration. Mr. Cavallart» admitted
the accuracy of certain invoices and
SPRINGFIELD-PIE; MAKERS
STRIKE
! ammonium. Mass, July l2.--
Between five hundred and six hundred
employee of the Smith it Wesson Com-
psn)’. pistol manufacturers, siruclr be
(are noon today upon the refusal of
the company to grant demands
for
sales slips showing transactions in our
car and hour. The hearing did not
last long. inasmuch as Cavallaro con-
fessed he was not abiding by tilt! Food
Administration's regulations for whole-
salers. his excuse being that he and
nover'recelved the rules and regula-
tions. » 1 . ’N-éilli
For ,six. months the Flood Adminis
trstlon has been receiving complaints
of the methods pursued by Cavallaro
higher wages. improvement in working in his sales of flour. and lately of an-
conditiona,‘and the reinstatement
several steWarda discharged yeotorday.
The company is working on sworn-
ment contracts.
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‘ PARIS. July 13 (llavas Agency).—
Tlle king and queen of Belgium. who
had been visiting England. have re-
w
not to England through the air. The
return passage. the newspapers say/5,
lasted thirty minutes. The royal cou-
llich they used in crossing the Chan-
Of gar. During all this period. at various
times. Assistant FCod Administratorl
Famam has personally untitled him;
of reported violat’ ms .explaining to
llllm that the root Administration did.
‘ not wish so,much .l punish him as it.
D8: BELGiUM RULERS RETURN HOME tlill to have him correct his own er-f°
rors and cooperate with the Food Ad-f
ministration by spreading a helpful iuy
fluence among the other ltalians lni
New Haven who had been in the habit,
a stem turned to France by the some means vi 9 on matter rclating.‘
y or seeking “d C ' ittho New England markets ‘and prob-
ably 2,000,000 pounds have been mar-
‘ lo the Fpod Administration. .
Although Cavallaro's suspension
from business, served upon him per-
sonuliy. several days ago. is tor-an in-
definite pcriod. he has been advised agent of the bureau Was sent to
lness to eat iish. which formerly was
regarded with prejudice through ig-
norance of the ,food's taatiness and
nutriment. ‘
The radical change which has been
wrought. by the war in the fishing
industry is reflected in tile fisheriesling demand for sharks.
service bulletin. published by the hu-
reau of fisheries of the department
ofcommerce. instead of being con-
fined solely to items concerning sal-
mon, shad and other fishes which
have had a ready sale, the bulle-
tin devotes nruch space plso to news
concerning the catch of pole flound-
ers. sharks, rays. skates. carp. gray-
fish. which formerly rejoiced in the
uninviting name. of dogiish. and/other
types of water food. - ‘
Regarding; the pole flounders. or
gray sole. the bulletin records that
it was, virtually unknown as food
prior to the fall of 1916. As a result
1 the bureau's food conservation
cnnlpaignrwhich‘taught the value of
tile‘liounder and attractive ways to
prepare it. demand for the fish in-
creased until last season there were
thirty-five boats taking flounders to
listed. .
Carp abounds in interior lakes. An
tor supported on a bracket extend- ylo said they were delighted with the that his appflcaflcm for the re’lssuauce St Louis, Kansas City. Omaha. Min-
ing front the wall. installed in the
nurses 'atation is a signal board di-
vided into panels. one for each pu-
tient’s bed.
Pressing the button causes the in.
..
spending indicator in the nurses‘
station to register one‘i‘ot’ four or live
wants. such as "water." "nurse."
etc. according to the number- of
times the button is pressed. Be-
sides saving time," the system pre~
vents any dispute between patient
and nurse as to the signal given. " in
case several. calls come in 'at the
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same time this apparatus enables the ~1
nurse ongduty to‘ give preference to
the patient whose need is most up
gent
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THE SALVATION ARMY. .
The salvation Army. -11_6 Washing-
;ton'streetrfiSpecial services are held
HARTFORD. July 12.——The model '0, regulariy’in our hall at above address,
three and ei
every Sabba h at tv'vo.
Annual mothers’ and children's su
ht o’clock. Sunday so
'July 18th. . 1 1
' A‘cordlal invitation is extended the
roublic to attend the above services:
, also. to take part in the above outing
Elly contributing to its success.
éadvertlse j“ Tip Sentinel. -
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experience of the aerial voyage.
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‘ .IIMANY [.0858 PAPER TRADE
1 WASHINGTON, July lax—(germany
film“)? at the bedside and .8 some has lost its trade in' paper all?! paper. Administration and the instructions. of
products on the easi‘ coast of South
America to the United States. with the!
possibility. according to a report today
by the Bureau of Foreign and' Dome!-
ilc’Commerce. that American mills ,muncemenl today, hinted thl‘ there
will be able to retain the business at-
. ter the Wfil'. "'
FOR CONSTiPATiON AND alLloua
NESS
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gho‘LITexn writes: “Foley cathartic Tablets
or have pmvén the best laxative i have
‘t. Thursday, taken and I recommend them to any
,one suffering from constipation or bil-
,iou§ness. They should be' in event.
5 traveling mans grip." 'Quick relief for
i sick headache, bloating or other con-
dition caused by bad digestion—Still-
son-Powell Corp—Adv.
. them from doing any business
" Good indigestion goes far toward
comfort and health in hot weather.
'Undigested food in the stomach can
(at Wednesday and Friday everlings, at quickly poison the system. Geo. Jen-
.eight o’clbclt;“‘ Sabbath services at nor. 416 Labor street, San Antonio.
of a license, to do business any time}
after July 25. will be considered by Mr.
Scovllle, provided that in tho mctlng
time he has'abided by the rules and,
regulations of the United States Food;
liederal Food Administrator Scnvllle. I
(svallaro's suspension will cause
[considerable commotion. especially
fir. southern Connecticut, and the Food
'Admlnlstration. in making the at:-
:were several equally sensations”: cases
under investigation. The revocations
.of the Cavallaro's license p.-u‘.‘ibltr
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{wholesalers or jobbers of liccnsu‘
'fcod products.
”WAR MAKES FISH POPULAR. ‘1
Utilization of Sea Dishes Caused by
. Economy and High Prices. .
One of the most curious anomalies
of the war, which has been called
the greatest destroyer, in the world‘s
history. has been the addition of
many thousands ’ of dollars to the
national wealth of the United States
through the utilization of the fish
foods which were thrown away as
worthless until-necessity demanded
‘thelr conservation. Fishing commu-
nities on the Atlantic. Gulf and Pa-
clilc coasts. and [even on” the interior
lakes, have found theirjncomesaug—
mooted materially by the public road: ,
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neapolis. St. Paul. Milwaukee. hi-
,the use of fish.
A bulletin containing recipes on
cooking carp was prepared." State
commissions of Minnesota,
sin and lndiana. ctr-operated
creased dr‘mnnd for carp, which con~
lined in '"rw in favflr as tho pub~
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BBEC
Sold by droughts throughout
War Gardening MaderS‘imple {no
Resulthértain byThis Booklet
Newdeld Building, Bridgeport, Conn. " :
”31"" Gentlemen: Enclosed is .. .. . cont: in stamps for .1...
oopioi of was VEGETABLE GARDENING and noun .
STORAGE 0F VEGETABLES, the ofloiai publication of the
National War Garden Commission. _ am,_m.wtq .,
We send some at one. to!
KNIMI) loll-OIone-nib-IIIIolnovowl'sf':'ITlr“C
:(Bmet 01' R. F. D.) OOIOOIoepoyhlvlluotl’jl’n‘IOQq
:(M or Post Ofi“) III!-oosovloc-oosloiti'oottowl
Mayor David E. FitsGeraid. of New W
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stop. from the first preparation of h
the poll. planning of the garden.
etc” to the final harvesting and
storage of the crops. “
Its instructions are complete
enough for the use of adult gard- ‘
oner- aud nimble and explicit
snough so that any intelligent boy
or girl may follow them with
complete success. A five-cent
clamp to cover postage. ck... will
bring the boot: to any address, Fill
and mail attached coupon.
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he became acquainted with its value.
More than 1,300,000 pounds of corn
were sold from Minnesota lakes. amt
in Milwaukee the Weekly consump~
tion reached 25,000 pounds.
3 On the Pacific coast there is a grow.
rays and
whales. Sharks sell for ten to twelve
cents a pound. Shark meat is said to
,be especially delicious when solicit
‘or smoked. Numerous canneries have
undertaken- to preserve the merit.
A MODEL SON.
The fussy old gentleman asked the
chance traveling companion: films
you any children, sir?”
“Yes. sir. ason."
“All. indeed! Doep he smoke?"
tabla, sir; he never so much: as
touchesr cigarette." » .
'So much the better. sir; the use
of tobacco is a poisonous habit. Does
he frequent clubs?" ' -
"He has never put his foot in one."
“Allow me to congratulate you.
Does he never come home late?"
".Never.. He goes to bed directly
after dinner."
"A model young man. air. a morlrl
young man. How old is he?" .
‘Just six months.” — Philadelphia;
Record.
Wiscon— patch to the
in the which was transmitted from Copenha-
worlr. The result was a greatly in- gen by the Exchange Telegraph Como
For Biliousness’
'Biliousness isa common form of indigestion. It
is brought on by food-wastelwhich the stomach, lures.
tinesand bowtals tail to CXPCL’ It you will takes few
doses of Beecham’s Pills, when bflious, you will soon
rid yourself of the impurities, relieve sick headache,
stimulate the liver and bile and tone the stomach. ._
Healthy conditions are quickly re-cstabllshed by using .~
, Directions of Special Value on Women are. with Every Box.
the world. In
lvllRaACH MURDERER ARRESTED
' LONON. July 13.—One of the Hull‘-
lcago and lndian'apolis to stlmu te;derera of General Count von tMirbacil.
rlGerman Ambassador to Russia, wart
arrested Thursday, says a Moscow dis.
Frankfurter Zeitunlr.
pany.
’8 PI]. 3
boxes, 10c. 25¢.
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