“a”. w..- ”www.mvav fl.”— lfrledsecipes l _. mm salt Fish. *0 salt fish filed as it seems to > not to the “petite. 8k one- ” pound nice salt codflsh over night cold water. Pick up into small bits . be careful to take out eyry bone. . Lone quart of milk on to scald, add cup of celery dollop in small pieces, ,1” oodfish. a dash" of paprika, a little “or and a little ,flour, nrat wet in a. judo cold water to thicken the gravy. Gone on buttered crackers. .. Soak one pound of oodfish. do not DH up. but keep in nice slices, wipe _ dry, low roll each slice In beaten ‘u‘g. then in cracker crumbs. and fry anioo brown in pork fat. Serve with ' nailed potatoes. V Soak and pick in the usual way one- : Lhalf pound salt codtlsh, now put it; through the moat grinder one onion. . for» up bread crumbs, two hard boiled .Aggs and the codnsh. Add salt, pepper all paprika and form into croouottes. fry in pork fat a nice brown. Servo filth mashed potatoes. drawn butter 1‘. 0‘. ‘ it” and peas. ' I... t -« Snapporc. Guam one-half cupful butter and “ll-half cupful lard and add one cup- ltataugar. one cupful molasses and one- .Inlf oupftfl'water. To two cupfuls of lour‘add one teaspoonfui soda. one Wpoon ginger, one tablespoonful man and one teaspoonful cloves. -mth'iu flour to butter and sugar mix- ")nra. and put in enough more flour to nabs (stiff dough. Chill on ice and ’1‘ roll very thin. This makes a large lumber of cookies, but they km well. 1 "When cut with small cutter they are ,oxcollent to serve with afternoon teas. r’ll . Cornucopia Toa Cains. I ‘ Cream one—half cupful butter. add " ~ one cnpful powdered sugar; to this add .Qltarnately one-half cupful milk and ’ m and seven-elghts cupfuls of flour. ' It: thoroughly and add one~half tea , ~spoonful vanilla. Pour the batter on ‘ . inverted greased baking tins. Sprint title‘wlth chopped almonds or walnuts. Bake-in moderate oven. Cut in Vultures while hbt and roll into cornu- uvlas. ' .‘i . l OnoEgg Peanut Cookies. ' Cream two tablespoonfuls butter and mid one~half cupfui sugar and one egg. 'I'o one cupful flour add one-half tes- npocnful soda and one teaspoonful cream of tartar. Combine with sugar . and butter mixture and add two table- spoonfuls milk and one cupful chopped .: f’peanuts. Drop front teaspoon-on but- " tiered pans and bake. \ .-—.——_. ”'i EIRID—GEPORT WORKER INJURED. l ' "CffiRIDGEPORT, August 27.—-Fa‘lling ftwo‘aty feet from a platform at the t‘o‘f the skull and villa; may prove fatal. He was rc-i moved to a hospital in an unconscious ”million. gunman as cool} W ._= s‘ . ' . ~ _ .- .. mflmmm mm.mh0sa'luknit . A roll bookmaker and g amntb‘giur has been dis- ‘M r m or feadierlienoaand Ic'i'anfdits IT." and“ div covory. absolutely sail for man. or c lid. You Kathi a note IOIOI given I ' ' | llelplul !— Houuhoigflintc. :Vegetables with a strong navel. importance of cuffs and Collars. such as cabbage and onions, should bt i What a refreshing touch a flange cooked in a huge quwlity of water. ‘ of collar and coils gives a dress! Just" Have the kettle uncovered. timagine a sheer organdie of apricot, Baked fish should be served with‘ color and sealloped in the palest of l iloliandaise or drawn butter ss’uco. blue turquoise blue. Doesn't it sound: Save cold slaw or sliced tomatoenl like a dream. And that’s just what it ' mashed potatoes and pens with baked . is. it would lust add the light touch fish. l of color on a dark blue frock. which if you are conserving ice. try keep would be undoubtedly trimmingles‘s. ing the butter in a bowl of water. Cov fPique and poplin are also used to. er the butter with a piece of muslinfithese distinguishing marks of correct the edge of which should rest in lht- i costume. water in the outer vessel. The fall season is contributing a To set brown or tan colors, soak the most bewildering collection of slun- artlcle to be washed for 10 minutes in ning hats. And. what's more, the “Hints Fashion Points -.—...__.- l l ”flu“... ”r- m. __ ._ _.~... New York Mayor Has Woman Secretary _..._.,_;.._-_ __.__.-_.__...._._... -_ “u...- idod a cupfui o. \.Z‘..‘,‘ill‘. Iuse glue. for it lasts longer than any a pail of water to which has been all Black Ui black and white goods should be soak ed in strong salt water for 10 minutes‘ before washing. In making feather pillows enclose the feathers in a case of heavy un bleached muslin before putting on tho ticking. Protected in this way the feathers seldom need to be removed,i but the ticking may be laundered or renewed whn necessary. , Net is very useful in darning stock Inga, laces.‘embroidertoa and silks; il reinforces the thin places. and it re quires less thread to the darnlng. Draw the net over the darning mould, then draw on the stocking and darn In the usual manler, cutting away the super- fluous net after darntng. Cut away the worn parts and scams from the gloves, and use the pieces of kid to paste in the heels of your shoes when the lining is worn out; if the shoe is ripped at the back, take a few stitches to draw the sides together be fore gluing in the piece of kid; always other adhesive. A littls invention that can be easily copied at home is a drip catcher for a hanging basket. It Is in the shape of a deep plate ,with three wires attached to it. These wires are bent at the tops. and.can easily he slipped over the rim' of the basket. keeping the plate in posvf styles are so wide and varied that every woman will be able to wear the hat that suits her own individual type Mayor Hylan of New York City has chosen a woman for his executive secretary. and as such she will receive a very good salary. Miss Itokus made good from the start. ‘ - SOLNIRO' PAY I 1,009 MIN ITRIKE iN CEATTLE TAKEN UP. SEATTLE. Wash, Aug. ZQP'FVJI- lowing the breaking off of negotia- tions. last night. between the ropre "natives of the Pacific Coast Steel Company and employos of the com pany engaged on contracts for the Morgan fleet Corporation. a strike was declared at seven o'clock today. The etnployes declared more than one thousand workers went out. Mat-ob Promises to Have Ghost Walk. I at Rhular Intervals. ; WASHINGTON. August 27.»)lem- bars of the Senate Military Affairs committee asked Gen. March. chief of staff. to take action to have all Amar- ioan troops overseas or in tho United Statcs. paid at regular intervals. The ma toid‘tbe general that they A W.” have found that many men failed to ‘ got their money when due and that this had caused hardships. The chief of staff promised a complete investiga» tion and an immediate remedy of the conditions complained of. Senators also expressed a belief that the. casualty lists were not coming through from France as fast‘ as they Smart Afternoon Strut Dress. and still be sanctioned by fashion. For hopeless, indeed. is the girl who wears something. Just because it. is the take as few things which have to beI metric Cable Company hora. youter-l day. W. J. Sarann received a fracture 1151118- internal .injuries.l ttlon to catch the superfluous water. Picnic Preparations. When preparing for a day's picnic, style. A careful study of assets and failings should that receive attention. The Evolution of tho Tam. The tam is appearing again. It 10' ‘seems one season cannot be ushered “end 0' cm" 9“” °" 8‘3““. take] in without the escort of some version ”“9" “"5"" ‘9'" lemonade of this coquettlsb ever-appealing hat. Take papler macho plates. which Surely the college girl needs one. An may be mm" "’"t A“ ND" hair: imported model shown it? one of thb “n" smw'cm "MO 0! bread from shops is developed in a bright plaid which the crusts “Vale” cut my be woolen material. Doesn't tobogganing. packed in 0““ pap" “5‘1"“! blfl'and skating. and ice hockey seem more to keep the!“ fresh. 'fasclnating if this attractive tam Liquids m” be kept “0‘ 0' cold In 1 could be your identtiioatlonwcard in the the “mo“ mm“ which 00“” 101' this crowd. Louise Is showing one in black DWDOBE Everything comes for thssatln with an allover design of son- picnic girl nowadays—things ‘0 bel‘tache braiding'in beige color. This Md“! “way-1“ smalrspace, and things would be more appropriate for mid ““011 may be thrown away after season and fall wear. ' simpl. Phase of oil-Mm Dress. The one-piece dress is here to stay. The one illustrated is developed In brought home again as possible. The best of all is a little folding 11: cohol stove. which only takes up a few ”Ch“ 0‘ fiPflce- its feet fold-under serge and salts. The new kimono “‘9 “0"“ “091101 carrier, and ii I! Ulip- ‘sleevo are low and baggy under the pod intoa'littie iidded saucepan.which,'arms. The surplice closing neck is makes It quite oomplete. ' ' colla’rless. although it may be trimmed ' with a large shawl collar if desirable. might. It was stated by members la- ter however. that Gen. Harch’ said that all casualty lists were made pub- lit‘. without any delay. . Gen .March told the senators that all of the late news from the front ’waa most gratifying. The British- French offensive is proceeding exactly is planned, he said. Man and supplies are going overseas in accordance with the original schedule. The shipping situation is satisfactory. he stated. I HARVESTERO NEEDED- ' The. harvest is almost ready to bo gathered. Connecticut's harvest. rich and abundant in waiting t‘t.r the reop- era hand. The college boys and girls. the school teachers. the vacationer who have been helping the farmersI plant and cultivate mut'z ‘now go backI to other duties. w . . Are are going to let those rich grams go ungarnered? Are we going to allow Connecticut to fall down on its out- put? Are we going to deprive our boys "aver then" by not taking care of the food over here? No, a thousand times, no! Let us get busy. Rally to the They demand pay and working condi- lions similar to those in elect in the shipyards. --Advartiso in the Sentinel. PROPAGANDIS'I’S! . Liberate yourself from the thralldom ofthat whole gamut of minor bodily evils—an one of which will cloud the must per cct day. Who feels good when such prodding bodily tormentors are a rcadm their ing propagantn of ill- saith through your system! How can you see the bright side of things when con- stipation son It's noxious seeds of 'meml‘llewaw filIh and fldist-ass. It can't c and came internal body. Do import by gall“; to the drug store and ettin R. CHARLES LAXATIVE EL TS. Til" "t“:fih‘l“ “pt-‘33? v on o n on in devils of d ‘ headache. ganrtE nndaloomoot e cctiveinlbetreat— meat of all liver and bowel irregu- larities. ' The pellets are safe and mild. no aging noranybadeflcntflcsuluixom user You ma rel on DR. CHARLES LAXA IVE ELLETS Is nature's great bodily cleanser and purifier. The will gfvcyouthatbou - a: Gardening Made. Simon-'31:? Results Certain by This Booklet l "v. IWar Tho). m. o! tho mop; Its instructions on complete enough for tho ub- ol adult gard- otional'ar raucou- stagnation-canton rationogl musics ad waists D. c has an. gull. piannio of 0 rd l muss tor as. masons; in or... to tho rt harvutin': 3d . 5 Connecticut through)» Agricultv oral apartment of tho htrflold County IMron. of it: 31-m- muatratrd nasal-t anors and dual. and oxpiicit VAR VEGEIARLK GARDENING cough U flint any intelligent boy and or ii may follow them with Km mns‘ltr Ol‘ VEGE— oorspislo success. a (Iva-cent TM! stamp to cover norago. eta. will ! his is a complete. authentic l manual of war gardening. mop by Fairleld Goonty 'A-oeiation, . ‘ Nowndd Building, Bridgeport. Conn. . g " bring the book to any sddrosn. Fill and mail attached cocoon. MflMWSthso..u mubmmflrc, o1... copin- or was moment! GARDENING and nous erosion or marshals. the sun public-lion of on Halo and sans at gosh ' ' i ‘I :(Nm, aooooaasaunasoops.ssoo'yw“‘b";'&:E-::O.IT id“. ’_=. Km " B. p. D.) cocoons-OIOOOOIOOIIO_'WI‘ ! i h m" & PM on“) “haLtcowom-oomcolooioo- NEW‘ YARDMASTER Robert E. Russell in Charge of Dan. WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.—Bankers. bury Railroad Vania lawyers. teachers. clergyman and act- Robert & Russell, who for the his! on are included among the hundredslflftoen months has been night your of young Americans in training as up imuter In charge of the Danlmry prentlce seamen for the merchant'ytu'ds of the New York. New iiuwu marine. acomding to result smade pub land Hartford railroad, has been tul- llc today of an occupational inquiryivlnoed ‘0 the position of day with conducted by Henry Howard of Bog-imaster. to fill the vacancy caused by ton, director of the Shipping Board’uithe resignatlos of John D. Wilkln<on. recruiting and training service. Inves-I‘iho b“ held the position for two ligation disclosed. according to Manure and has asked to bassslgncd to Howard, that many men with large in- 's position as a freight conductor. comes are to be found among the a.- William E. Motrin. for some time a 000 men being "“3“! monthly t° freight conductor, has been named as “"0 under “‘9 American “8 0“ tho night yardmasterto succeed Mr. Rus- W. . M ‘ - I MERCHANT MARINE. TRAINING F0 J was LAW cairlcmso. I NEW YORK. August 26 (Wall. BUENOS AYREB, Sunday. Aug. 25. Street. 1:30 p. tin-Leaders undo —-Thn Webb law, which hats been pass-jpartial recoveries in the early afier- ed by the United States Congress Ind.'noon, the rally being attended by fur- permits American exporters to co- thor encouraging war nova. Thrro operate in foreign trade. is sharply ‘was a pronounced diminution of activ- critlcised in a Iodg editorial printed lty. however. and a sharp setback m. today by La Epoca, the government. Liberty Bonds. the 3 1-23 reactlng to newspaper. The newspaper expresses 102.04. the hope that after thglwar the com ', petition of other nations will counter- j .- A voluntary petition in bankruptcy balance the effect of the Webb law in grgentina. DOCTORS MUST MOBILIZE. HARTFORD. Aug. 26.—~All Connecti . cut doctors. in common with‘ those of the rest. of thé‘country. will be mobll . was filed yesterday by II. Sande”; attorney representing the Murphy- Gorhsm (30.. Danbury. Conn; Modem Hat Manufacturing Co.. st. Louis. and the Shelton Panama Hat Co., St. Louis, against Samuel J. Alberstein. PRESlDENT To RUSH BUTTON. . WASHINGTON. August 26.—~Prepa- rations were made~at the White House today to have President Willsdn paM ticipate in the openings! the Knights of Columbus War Camp Activities committee week at Coney Island by pressing a button at 8 o'clock this evening to flash on the lights of the Note ths mug skirt; all frocks are pre« dlcted to be at least ankle-length for for evening. To be appreciated. how- ever, what is more alluring than long. narrow shirts. with the additional trains for evening? MR. WAD GOSH? ‘loo SURE Do SE: Some lure srsrwb Tamils in PIN. WY CAMP! —- . WHO IS THAT Gin/7. ' Aw iuoeoov to ' w “NW street and long trains are being shown !lsed. beginning next week. under the reorganized volunteer medical corps 1 for service at home or abroad. Mobil-l isallon will be supervised by the coun- cil of Naional Defense. and in each. state will be conducted by an executive committee, and Dr. Frank Whaler of New Haven is secretary. This com- mittee met in New Haven last week? organized and. divided the state into. sections. roughly corresponding with. the. counties. each of which is to have . a committee of one to conduct itsI mobilisation. . 260'” UNNATunAé'AzL'EDGERMANs Squeeae the juice of two lemons into WASHINGTON, 'Aug. 26. —- About a bottle containing three ounces of or- 260.000 unnaturalised male Gormans‘chu white, shake well. and m have live in the United States and have reg- a quarter pint of the best freckle and lstered with police and postmasters under enemy alien “mum”, the de- tan lotion, and complexion bosutificr. ——St. Louis dispatch In Daily News Record. New York. Lemon Juice For Freckles Glrial Malta beauty lotion at homo forafow cents. Try It! TALK PEETICKELER. - 3057 Some Pooa‘:K.P. I“ . - Mr. Wad thought he’ll loud a K. P., but it was a ’K. P.! . Tun-rs la emc‘wsyjro ..OR9NM‘LBTION LIKE THE ‘ Wet-r A MINUTE. .Btro‘mek . l. ' and iris, men an-i women. _ glad flaw“: Help mm m“ lion, firfig‘a‘ti‘o‘mw 30mm! Dartment of justice reportd today. The at very small cost. ‘ by seeing to It that this year's great ionizing sworn. -.' y registration for males was held in Jan- Your 8mm. has “name“ and any yield in your own state is bill‘Vtflcd. . , nary and a few additional Germans are drug store or toilet counter will “WY The was! and living conditions are J m 25 CENTS A BOX being recorded from time to “me. Ream” ounces 0‘ orchard “me for a the same as in the Land Army Units N All ~ . . . . _ h port. of the registration of Get-mu 1! M e m. sweetly fra‘ There is only about one month. to .y- m .3 cont w. women more‘ than two months “it?" can . h A ms work; 30 m us got M” “d do our 61:. 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