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Amelta's Pudding.
1. together ’2 top butter, 1 cup
, add 3 egg poll»; add to this i
, 0i ohm-t liiill.. l putt ol' liltilli
“5 site (It dice and lrccd
and the :rated rind ot‘ a
Bake about three-quartcrs of
trout
m at powdered sugar and the
9‘. the lemon or lemon extract.
pudding cool before putting on
meringue and then brown in the
Pepper and Cream Cheeu
Salad.
£7097 coloring. adding enough
to make rathcr moist. limo
. liven! spoonfuls of finely chop-
‘. dialled sweet. peppers, tots
1‘ ’ . and cover with French
m.
Corn Souffle.
lolatencd in I little cold milk or
y. Add 1 cap canned corn, sea-
‘to taste with salt and pepper;
yolks of 2 egg and {old in lightly
Milly beaten whites of eggs. Turn
hill firm.
Caramel Rice Pudding.
his 8 egg yolks, 2 cupi'ula ('Oolicti
loll. l cupful dark brown sugar.
Junta: milk. 1 teaspoon vanilla.
the egg yolks, add 'salt, milk.
brown sugar and vanilla. Mix
turn into a buttered pudding dish
into about 20 minutes in a mod—
or fruit sauce.
‘ Cocoanut Pudding.
,_ hi. ‘fi package of cocoanut
of milk and lt‘l stand "
Then add It slices of rial"
. . oohcned by a little water, 2
. , and a pinch of salt. Flavor with
- or nutmeg. liakc 2 hours.
BOYS ACMIT
STEALING is CARS
07 Youth: Arrested Thi; Mom.
in. Driving Auto Alleged
to Hive Been stolen
’ NIPORT. Dec. 21.7-7Thrce
. ‘ youth. the oldest 15 years.
.‘ urn-ted It 2 o'clock this morn-
jhilo driving an automobile on
_‘ ,Itroot. The car was stolen it
The boy, according to Lieu-
Jolnee O'Neil, admitted hating
_ u least 15 automobiles.
Mixer of the three boys is out
before John “-wflett in
. court this morning. but the
was continued until a later date.
hofises are built out 01
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d the beaten whites of the eggs: hand: from dirt and grime: but. when
1 you want to dust cracks which the or»
‘ out the dirt very promptly.
l rinse out the gloves in warm soap suds
' baking dish and take in moderate
on from the court of Dan--
'i Helpful Hints
on»;
A Hint tor Dusting Time.
lllti )ttti tHI' li’) dusting \l‘illt Hill-
\ds gions‘.’ Yes. of course. ycu ma."
vil.~'t= a regular dust cloth, too. it‘ you
lilo. but get a pair of loose
;,:H;\ t .‘ and draw them oter your hands
'l‘ill‘) will scne a double- pur-
pose. Not only will they proteci your
( 'ttil \ ii.‘
diner) duster will not penetrate. these
canvas gloves. haying fingers, \\'Ili iii;
if you
after each using, they will l‘rrp in
gtod condition for a long time. And
‘ ttht-y do saw the hands 'so much.
A flail Noun-haul or cresmi
beat up with a fork with a tit-i
Poison ivy Treatment.
in the fall of the ~_\t"tl‘. many ll." .
pie like to NW" “Hut. woods :1'» i
country lattes, but l'un l‘IlI.~l he t ..
not to net into a poison ity Hi-
this plant in the autumn it> at
iother season of the 30‘“.
t if unfortunate ”tough to be :tt‘t't t'lt d
iby this poisonous plant.
it“)
,mn mound on tuttupptpauul There is just as much (lillltit'l flt‘llli
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Old 1 cup milk, MM 2 tablespoons parts in a weak alkaline solu'ion at
leaspooniul of soda to a quart oi watt: ;
addition of a lillit' laudatutm will
prove soothing. ltathinu with I‘m-sh
cream is also an cxccllcnt remedy,
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Beauty Aids.
Lemon juice applied daily should
iwhiten your arms. The following ap
plied night and morning is also an m '
cellent whitensr. Boric acid, Ulll'
druclnn: distilled witch lta2t-l. two
ouncm: l‘tisc water. two tlllllt'vs,
Almond paste is also good. Mn
thoroughly one ounce of powdered or-
ris root. one ounce of wheat flour, one-
Iquartcr of an ounce of grated castlle
oven. Serve cold with whipped snap. one-quarter of an ounce of pow. the armistice will be xrcutcr.
dcrcd borax. and one and oneobali
ounces of bitter almond meal. am new models for
.: cook until it thickens, stirring or in lime Witttr. if very paint’ul, tilt-l
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“VICTORY DRESSES” i
NOW lN DEMAND
Pretty Ftotks to Celebrate the Home.
.. Coming oi the Boys.
\\'ir~rn links a:'.- huppy they jll>l ttni~
until} it lernlt- _\lltl t-tciylmtly is
happy now that the boys ktlt‘ 1- tttu
tut: All sorts attain ilit'
phlttctl. and its 11 lt-sult ill, Mill." oi
of In Illii
u-tt trot-Its arc mini: tlcsigncd. The
inn.» that (”1‘ I‘m-chilly. llic most :tt
lliitl \till clad the
Allin-ugh Yitc
that the war oc
m‘cztl.
that are lllw il>llll of the signing of
lvtll illil .ti‘t‘ liltisc
happy "I" are H 11... "
utttnbt-r ot \\t'tlli.1‘.‘ «
the uni s
tnsiont‘tl new \t-r)
Featuring Novelty Sleeve
Couturiercs arc
the
designing many
tremendous de-
‘carcfully. tltcn‘ttdd tltrce drops of bit- mad that will he made for tip-tn. For
“'3” of musk. and silt again.
‘Need of War Time Production Spurs
i' Men to Splendid Efforte in Mining
Regions of America.
litety incrtase in the efficiency oft s
‘lllt' war industries demands a. corre-
tspondiut: Increase In the demand for
Hut-l. 'I‘l.t.s the burden placed on up-
in ter almond. one-halt dram oi ollof ber- the most part these .gowns (will he
- “r " gamot, and onecuartcr dram of ex. quite simple, for simplicity has proven
its charms. A bridc always lovcs
tsutin and therefore satin dresses are
ICOAL MINERS MAKE FINE RECORD; in the greatest demand. This clingy
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plcx designs, and the comfort tutti
charm of its appearance In perhaps re-
ponsible for its popularity.
Empire Dress".
What could he more beautiful. more
‘l'itmtlllilll‘iy 700,o00 mine workers 01" fascinating. than the. alluring Entprcus7
the t'nitcd States each day grows Josephine‘s costumes as a source of.
hi‘lll'lt‘l. This. In view of lllt‘ deDlO’ inspiration for me new dream? Th‘s;
lion in Hair mnks by the draft, makes
it tir tart in helping make. the world
rate for tit-mocracy moat exacting.
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woman. by the grace of her slmpliclty.’
It won the admiring glances and un-
‘jilili'tfi Hum undcra strain demanding, limited praise of the most esteemed
UllllztgginL 011m! at the supreme height} men or the day.
«if their power and endurance.
in
'the. nation. and thousands of mm who
had retired hat-- xom' back into the
mines.
lti‘nlizintz their responsibilities the
'lnlnc workers have entered into
iriendly competition in breaking pro
{ yioua records. Many worked on Labor
Day of their own accord, particularly
in the southern fields. and since the.
influence epidemic many are volun-
, tar-ily working Sundays during the re.-
maining good weather to make up lost
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of mine workers, by their toll eight
hours a day all the six days of the
week, they are accomplishing what
was previously supposed to be impos-
sib‘c in production. Knowinglhat in
truth "the work of the world waits
on them" they hat c seen to it that
no wheel in the war machinery shall
be idle.
, the last six months production!
11.7 “'0 same offense. They nth hm; been “may incrfiflsfxd_ Miners cernlng gentlemen would not hnvelay-
the,arc doint; ct’tt‘ylhillt: institute to help lain-d on her their attention. 80 why
time. As to rthe rest, the great body‘
Surely her gowns
must have been perfect or these dis-
nut adopt this mode of the. Paris de-
signers. and give to our bridea that
look of complete assurence that char-
acterized this famous woman. .
(hie gown that was inspired by this:
pl‘llt-(‘l costume and shown by one oi
the loading~ houses is developed ini
white gcorgctle with white satin on:
trimming. The white satin forms that
upper part of the. tim’ puffed slcm‘e.i
and the front panel that starts at. the,
‘ rather low neckline continues down to.
about the knee and is caught in at the I
waistline with a heavy cord. The skirt
is unusually long and a wee bit draped
at the side. A loose panel of georgette
flows down the back,’ which gives
' waiting.
And of course Mr. Wa
Itiilit” all tit‘L'kilil .‘ldit‘ to 'lo rim-i
llil' lititlt: that.
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ttot. ll..pp\ liltit'tti
.t.c‘t as litt~ on lltl ut-dzlint:
tin}.
COLD FROM ELECTRICITY.
Al Idea In Which There Is a Fofzune‘
for Some Inventor.
puss .tn cit-ct. .t.tl 41Hit‘l"
cit ‘.t lltt'lli'ilt' \\ttt- lilo i..'tt. hl
ltl‘tl~ hrutrd. 'l'ltt- ll tutwr ll .- \\l"
ol'i I‘o- itttxt r tin . tli‘li i'l. Iltc :rcalt I
.ltt: ili'tl til lllt' “Ill .\'l i‘i out .ntun
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DaiiyiFashion at...
And right here lies a wonderful gold
mino- lor the man who turns out an,
chests, iccless ice cream freezers and
whatnot, for which we are eagerly,
water?
more ruined American stomachs. and
for more dyspepsia than all the other
tttuses combined.‘ Water clicuplyt
cooled to near the I'reczinx point a :tginary and born
what we need. so our doctors tcll ua.| brain.
ot'tt-u _
pnrisou
tetatv of panic is contagious. This is “W“ ‘i' "”"ml il Hlt‘t'tim: at which :ti
' new president of Iltc l'los‘on Nationals
\\'ltcn shall we two the first direct elec-
trically cooled citrate. with its wire
cot-cred net work. and a plug connect-
Ing it with the chandelier above the.
dining ttthlc?
int: capacity one hundred per cent!
“to-u the thermometer stands owr 90,
degrees? llurlng torrid spells, cvct
wtrltl slows down. You simply can't:
work your best during the dog days.
t-rett if you happen to sit in a bath tubt
full of cold water.
From late spring to early \tintt-r,
millions of radiators stand idle all
oycr the world. Why have we not 'sut-
ilcient intelligence to turn these per-
feclly good heating plants into cooling
plants? The system is in the houm
and waiting, but We are too stupid to
circulate fret-Ling water through it tmtl
thus reduce the room tcmpounrily to
To decrees or less. A visitor from
Mars would laugh his head off while
walking into our others where iltc al~
rend) hot Mr is made still hotter by
fans- -u-hit-h do not cool by “town.
but increase the temperature. Put
{your hand on a running fan—ll it in
not too hot-anti you will know why}
fans do not cool a room. Our visitors:
could not possibly understand why our;
ttidiutors were but instead of cold. ;
lint we will not always be children}
Some day We‘ll grow up and than we
will know. enough to keep cool In,
summer, be it in the office, the house:
‘or in the subway. lint when that dayi
comes. he prepared to shut all doorsg
and windows. Just as you do din the
winter. if you don‘t your room will,
become but just as It bct‘omcs cold in,
' . ' i 'e the door , .
Lillinmnmp‘ “mm ’0“ km . \‘i EiNCARTliN urns" lxc. - NEW YORK Grimmer-J “\\h«"“-\\\\\ \‘W.
Yes, and then, we'll have. summer k , '§;\\V\\\\31.N\wv\
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”Il\\'l‘\'t'l' ”many phases there may be
. economical electrical apparatus to pro oi courage, bravery, tutor and (can?
. «lure, cold commercially. Think or all ”In... SWIM m by but one of actual?
. the Ice-less refuilzct'alors. icc-leFB “'0‘ cowardicc. it is moral panic~ an not]
solute destitutiou ‘
Where [3 [hp minpfflcmr who comes about through surrendering tot
will lift the great Amcricun curse—ice the initial fear and letting it demon.
ice water is responsible for. mm. mm
'onc flees in terror of sonwthing thulo
'docs not exist, something purely
lbesl illustrated by a flock
And where is the still llrcttit‘l‘,\\'hett one of them heroines alarmed 1" rut'c-‘cd l'iI'c) ll, ”hilL'lllllll, would
bt-ttetuctor who will increase ottr worlt- mm bolts
‘fli'lt‘l‘ it.
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, in moderately hot weather. lilo entire are
' Circuit.
BOSTON. lit-c. ‘.'l.r- John .\.
of courage. It.
l’ault- quickly follows and "mm“ ”m"
t‘tlsit had no special
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of [car cram-d ' ‘
Tl)“ those of the origin
lMt‘tHll-‘re‘ ill~lg|lillrtllll in
the imagined out-
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of sheep
The others rush pell mcll‘bo- named.
bleatihg and terror strit-ltcn.
‘Inot knowing why. or of what they -Scntlnt‘-l Want 5‘“
:tirnld.»—l'hyrical Culture. den.
F ormu
BRASSIERES
won In nmction with W. B. Conch. onuro gown-lit ”duties-
ole but-lim-edd the grace and finish ot but the! Ibo cone!
«WI-hoe below. and give tho nocouuy finishing touch ‘0 a.
"Forwl’nhioneble."
Bolero, Bandeaux and Surplire patterns, in filmy lace effects or" silks
and splint: also delicate batistes, daintily trimmed n Lth lace and embrord-
cries; making W. B. Brassiere: second only to W. B. Corsets Inform-
beltltifit-n. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR \V. B. FORMU BRASSHRES;
CORSET W. B. NUFORM Corsets for slender and
w B aver: e fi ura. The low-priced corset
. . with hi lt-priced qualities. . . REDUSO Corsets {or stout
figures-reduce one to re inches and you look ten to twenty poundfiigltter.
i, Pictorial Review Patterns
FOR D£'(LMBL R.
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ON SAIE NOW.
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Mount lumps “ink on this p‘itu'tplct
'1‘ do our tlw-tttc now, tottsttt l
v..t'vt llt‘iilt‘i> Hc ‘
litu t'tvty [It-tilllt liliil“ that l‘i' t lllt ll_\i
cult and lltil\ protitltc cold dutch.
llltllll ll} truest"; trout our tl'tldlll! i
Illt' ,tl to :t'io'lter, Not is it :t rmvntl ‘
tii>t“i\lly. 'l'lte tit-\lcc, It tinctl "l‘tl . l
tit-rs cross." alter its l“ii'ilt‘ll town i,
tor, l'o‘illtl, was. li' ntotrtra‘cd in lllt"
middle oi illl' last twittury. liricilyn
litt‘ apparatus consists oi two bars of »
litrlitl. Ullt' living tilllillllill). thc other~I ’
lttsntutlt. 'l‘l1~~ tuo liars :trt- soldered. i
tout tho-r at right angles. iotmlng :t’ ' .
truss. If we now pass it currcut A DINNER GOWN - \
tltrtt'gh the cross by connecting the] will” "l“rt' ill Itrullrh‘ilf‘ fur ft din-5 ‘r' 3
liositlw pole of u hall-'1‘) to lhc bist-l ner 3““9 “i Hl‘t‘ t'litt‘itn nwiutcd : I
ninth bar and the ncgatitt- pop. to up." We!" “lilic with than an imun use I t .. t In. .. : ms ups- T\.‘\\ t». ~ i
antimony bar, the point of junction be»? Willi Nil“! I‘M-w at ”o \\ni-‘, ultlt . -> ‘1“ ‘5"""’ ‘5“""’ "‘“"" ;
tween thc two tnelala hccomt- rapidly l "mm" “f 3"“ “ “Ml l'm‘m Nt‘lfl 1'10 I '
t'lttlltil. H “1, di‘ill 1| rilfillltlw lllllt‘ into bull? ‘ltllll lll‘lllt‘ Slill‘l ltlill \"t‘.‘:~'i are i ll‘ _ it . .- ,, . i .‘ ,. I“; l.. idttd ~;t|.t'l tlt'sl'Vh ‘
llll' top bar and till it “hit wattcr, itj ““‘f’"l"“i-'1,"xfillliltlr itilttdithei rest «.1 ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . ' ‘ l
soon turns into ice, Il‘tl\lil' thc 01' s"""""“"“‘ i" “‘ " "“H‘id“ l Th w. F h BO k
WNW,“ I A | tut-ks. {Illinorinliual ilt “lure of die cos i e ‘nter 88 10“ o
This lllt‘lltllllt‘l‘lull. lsotctittrse, “ell-i ulue s, “-’ ”W“! ““9"”- Hm i , t, ., . . . l . . N... ' ,.
: lnown [to ”w “1"“in “Hm, but u“). ynrtls iaiilch (lotion tloth and i . in \t. ‘-,li‘.lt ll . \-.‘.\I-t\Lit\'ll ”it . .t allot l t} , \il l
' \try surprising ittct is that it ban: yarns Whirl'f‘M" “'r W (“‘"M‘t ‘ “‘7' I “" "“ "3 “ll" “ l’jl.‘ 1m“ ml ti ”ii n o
, m “‘1‘ been turned into practical use: ”U": are ”WW”! "7 "mm”! “3“” ' . ‘. l l: ti‘lt‘.‘ cu i’x'llrlllil Rt’\'t‘\\ Patti-tr.
. u“ ”WM, your“. 01’ course, it :ocs' q.P!,fl‘.irm lit:\Ii-l\ t usi .lut' .‘on. magi, ‘.
\H bout saying. that the original l’el. :le'i'; "4 l” *9 ”uh“: mm“ 1”“9' "’ i 1
ti. r‘.- «loss is not on eillclcnt uppara- ' ' ames onne y
.lus it would be decidedly expensive --~.\. l
. in time as well as money to freeze icei ,_ , e—y
”1min this way. lt'nlilr". in be .‘lll'l‘.“ll. turtllslmt'k lll """‘“— '“— "’ .._. " 4
”m ”N, principle in ccl‘iiilnly there: the Liectrlttti llipctnuuttcr \lttflnllllr , HEYDLER TO ViSlT : BANANAS By THE POUND
' and it is pretty well understood by thc' ' ' ""’""" _. . CITIES IN LEAGUE —-——-— ‘
s: it'nliHl; all it needs ill‘illlDl‘Oh’flllOllLi WHAT '5 COWARD'CE? ! More and more things that us» : In
i To Get in Touch With All Clubs in Hi. llo‘ sold by measure or the duo-n
are being sold by wright, but a New
llvdl‘ord titan who rel-eulty \-' ill
"t‘Mi- marketing ill Plymouth was sltnr'wl
tr. president of the National League.
came hero froth New York yesterday
for n t-onfcrcnce with olllcitils of the
it was :isscrted that the'
airtilflcance and
.Ihnt l‘r-s'tlt-nt lie) Lil"l' “il‘ rillilli) 'on
‘t Imit' oi llll‘ ll'ilLJ.‘ t ili- s to art llllt‘
“I (“mt touch “tilt the tlit‘i‘t-tw-nt clubs. Arthur
\Vtst- .It'tthttt‘cr o!‘ lltc lio-ton Hub.
'I‘hlhltlt’lllLil .t ”poll that \it' lll‘)tllt r \','i|>
Work “‘00-
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tuurltcttuun cut on the
bananas he had old-red
and placed tltcm on the scales.
“ho you' 50‘” them by “eight?"
mlu'd thc l‘usitnllt'l'. '
"We hurt- for il long tililo‘.’
reply. "'l‘cn cents a pound. It's the
it‘uircst way." He said the pi‘nt'im
inns tptito- common, but “0 know it‘ no
\vltvn the
half 'tlozcn
war the
other More where it is folloucd.
The weight system has ll~ nonn-
tagcs especially over the plan of ~oll-
lug by number. Bananas vary in sink
and a dim-n smaller one»; ought -....t
'cost us much its the sumo tluntbt ‘ of
largo r out-s. The weight llit‘ihtitl 0| Lil].—
~to be entploycd in the (‘ilrt‘ of .,;-<
iwhcro the variation is marked. 'i‘bp
:lll‘il'tl per dozen takes no .tt-t-oun of
’size and a dozen pullct's Hus bums
1as much as a dozen full sized ones 'nto
i\\lllt'll :t lunlttrt- hcn. l‘xllt'l‘it‘lk'l‘li in
the business, has ptlt hl‘t‘ best l‘iT'WJS.
.\'- w licdford Standard.
Try a Sentinel Want M.
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The Jewelry Store Where Quality
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Washington St., So. Norwalk
d“, had to go and pull one himsel f.
\tes. l'M GETTING
wanna 'l‘tRED OF
”an! BUM thKES
ON To?“ FLtvak".
_ and still plan» of them dcl
‘ ‘ve the pure air iz'nttt out 0i
tiring tltt‘ winter time. but
(i with «le—cxidi:ed. \‘iti-
healthful air. Frequently
is not :‘Vt‘ll noticed. and
often the cause is not
ted. The fault is in tilt
plant.
such as the Stamford.
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Pun. h “Tut: COMEDY
‘IEAn‘ t'r‘s A
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