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outs-(1 uarl (-r
tuft
quarter teaspoon cloves,
teaspoon all‘spice, oncouartcr
spoon nutmeg, one lemon; you can add
suet. igutter or salt. pork or more fruit,
if liked.
Spare Ribs.
Two pounds of lean pork ribs cut ‘in
’pieces. put all to simmer in just
enough water to cover, season with
pepper and salt, let. cook for about one
hour. then add 3 or 4 onions sliced and
a sprinkle of sage and cook 15 minutes
longer. When done stir one table—
spoonful of door into a. half cup of
milk or water and add when thicken-
ed; Serve. This is a very tasty dish.
Enough for three or four people with
Mock Indian Pudding.
One slice buttered white bread.
Pour on enough boiling water to moist-
ten, so you can stir it. Add 1 egg, ‘25
cup" molasses, quart milk. little salt,
'and’bake three hours slowly.
Oatmeal Gems.
' One and one-half cups oatmeal soak-
' 1911520 minutes in 1 cup sour milk: then
add l tablespoon sugar or molasses, 1
teaspoon Soda. 1 teaspoon butter.
heaping mixing spoons of flour and 1
egg. Beat and bake in muffin pans.
‘7
a
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‘4,
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is comfornible. Even
the floors are warm. ‘lVe
2, have only one fire to tend
. and no coal or ashes to track
through the house." That‘s
what a man says who has an
IHTERHATIOIIAL
Onepipc Hater
-. a. .
Onc heater, one pipe, one
register warms the whole
‘, house. Easy to install and op-
cu‘ttc. chps the cellar cool.
GOO-1. f: r m oat old houses as
12173! 3.5; new. On trigl for 60
(133's and guaranteed for 5
years.
Come in and see this heater.
2 HENRY A. HEGEIEIN
, Plumbing, Heating, Tin-
11mg
56 Water St. 80. Nor
Phone 4734?
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fuel.
A {rig/7:
1am»- aa 5511 g
in}: (/14'
[ml 1'71, and
My»: t/I:
altar coal
' ‘besides coffee.
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Wish to econmuimu
A broken class to 21 prrrolntor con
be mended for the with ad
hcsivo plaster.
It cut applt's arr plum-d in salt water
for a few minim-5.5 iliuy will not turn
brown.
To keep milk .rzwm-t (or sf H.291 days
add a teaspooul‘ul of salt to ouch quart
of milk.
Combs will last much lougcr if be
fore being used they are washed with
soap and watt-r, thvn
olive oil. P
Pears baked and tlll'lpvll with raisins
and marshmallow whip makes an ex-
cellent dessert
Keep the table sugar in a large salt
shaker and you will be surprised how
much you save.
tiynr- llifllll“
rubbed u it 1;
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Overdrels for Ladies. 1'
neglected during the war. “"hat i .
worn at Palm Beach is always a. fore-E
cast of what will be worn in New York
1
Fry fish with the skin side down at
first. This prevents the fish from
breaking up so badly.
To polish eyt- glasscs'rub with finger
tips moistened with soft soap, then nib
in usual way
Paper napkins when used to hem:
over a high shelf can be cut in half
and thus one napkin do the service of
two.
'A good icing can be made with two
or three teaspoonfuls of sugar mixed
with spices and sprinkled over the
cake just. before baking.
' _To save work and fuel on Sundays
try having only one or two hot dishes
The rest can all be
' made the day before and used cold.
‘2" A banana dessert to servo in a hurry
Eis made' of slices of bread, butterml
and covered with sliced bananas. the
' lwhole browned and scrwd with maple
sugar.
kept from tarnishing if they are care-
fully covered from the air with box-
w‘ood sawdust.
To keep a white woolen sweater
from shrinking. wash in lukewarm
water with a heaping teaspoonqu of
Saleratus and rinse in the snleratus
water. '
‘Always keep a. piece . of the finest
sandpaper in the kitchen. if your
bread or cake should bake :1 bit too
much, it can be rubbed off more
smoothly than if a grater is used.
Lemons 21-2» soaring so big, h in mice
that it is “oil to remember that :1
heated lemon yields more juite than
a cold one. You will not nearly twice;
as much juice from H115 1101 one. as 1011
will from the cold one.
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Gold and silver ornaments can bc.
N15851: .l c" as: 5' 335%"
for the late spring and early summer
All the pretty light. things that are
now shown for southern wear will be,
the very same in design and lim- thatEX
those who remain at homo will (ion as
soon as 1111- temperature permits.x
“'ise. indeed, is silo who takes advzmlw
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Boil pumpkin until soft. and washE Excellent SUCCOiilSll can hp nmdp THE SUMMER FAVORITES E E ,- E {let lll"::llli‘1C.—:. cliciiillfj.
While warm, drain; drain, and take 21“:ch canned beans corn and tomatoes __ - 1 , -«
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300d CUP“ mashed pumpkin; 11111 2 A rather hard. rich American cheese Simple Lines to tag New Suat Dress. l l. J,‘\_ lilllllllci‘ of Oil‘sCl' 1‘2 «\t‘l 7 2125‘-
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spoon saleratus; stir this into your 21 strip of sandpaper on the under edge. north 11m d. Every train brmiis '55“!- Hl” E 2
pumpkin WM!" warm. Nu“. m") l A medlunrsizml will”. bill-“‘71 is Wi- suuny south those who would b5: com. 2 7 \E& n «:5th
small teaspoon. ginger, 14’ teaspoon celivnt for dusting out llie corners of fullfllfll‘ during the cold wave. And as E: _ Lin/wt. Y
utmeg, V2 LORHDOOH cinnamon, 1/4. “321- mp stairs or mp uindou‘ gills, {11:111'11": is largely a matter of clothes, E E E 2 a . .
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mil-k9 {WUDST 00n51319nf‘5’» Sou ll find bread can very wvll b0 cooked in tlleE union! (7‘)!)(Hllill11_\ lo r1 ml 1, ll l E l . l
the '.~:alel‘atus makes it “‘5'“ and tireless cooker. I 2‘ wnrdrolw \llll(‘ll. lugrllflT'S. has 3115le i l l P tt . ‘
creamy. ‘This makes two large pips. chcntocn mmmm for ”WEE pouudE E E E E a e! as ;
Bake one 11011"- . of meat is the usual allowance ' for ' E‘ l ‘ E
”' '_ " ‘1‘oasting turkey. _ E E ‘f‘l‘ , . 2 E
_ Meatless. Mmce Meat. To save um; liP‘.‘t'i‘ light it until the f 1 l :\ M 1‘ ON SALE
Mince meat Without meal, the l)t".\ll dish m be mum” 2mg hm," placvrl m“ E E 9 2. .
substitute ever tried. One cupful fine the burner 1 E l l n . " _-; 5: r. . -:::_—:__—;___._... ~__ _..__- -_,_.-_._ 1
bread crumbs. three cupfuls apples, lit impro. ,. . 1111mm 522 l-- l E 3 l .2; :
one cupful raisins, onehalf cup sugar, _ ‘ ’ . .- ' 22. 2 E E ‘15 7'. O. .
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one cupful molassos, (mohair cup smooth H 3' 3 .‘ if?! 61' as Ion 00 .
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This photo; iaph show :5 three Usatizm Lbilditn d live: in;" an 1 FINEST EDUCA VI‘IOEN AL
3\ on the children of Alsace and Lou tine knou 1121111191111
done {01 them.
address in (oimai lo l’resulent l’oin— (my just 2111(1‘ llu- lost ])l(.7‘1illlt 'lmdl
been 19::1i111'd by F: .mcc. The control- figun- is :1 litlle boy with .lw nadi-
liomil dress of l'nclc Sam. One girl. 1131-4153111: :1 l-lpublict-on cap, rcpt-«sums TOKlO ..l:1n 10. A m“, vnllwgc
France. The other in her Dl‘OYlnL‘lill lllsllllll‘. 111111551111“ Alsac; \l< 111111 is building. one (,1 tlw finest educational
of the French Sinatc and CllllllllM'l of ln-pulim ill! gtouxwd lltlllllll ilu plo'si— building 5 in Japan warmly “as dcdi
drug Ecatvd at the .-\oy;‘5.mo Gi'tkuin, the
fur days. a. penalty
well-known American Methodist. Epis-
copal institution of Tokio. The build-
lluclcd out to others for
. . . 111;: was plGSPl’llPd by Giujiro Katsuta,
111 “aslnnglon. and of Kobe. a membvl oi the Housv of
a sentence ()1 :.Peers
Representative Morehouse
Ridicules Benefits From
Mrs. Bennett’s Bonfires
“'mCh. 1" heme The ceremonies were held in the
asmnlar 0“ E-piesence ot a distinguished goth: r1115,
Declaring that President \Vilson and
his party were entirely wrong when
E'of Japanese and many American mis-
Esionaries “me 111-12521 nt (‘ongiutuln-
they said that America is free. Mrs. M.
Tuscan Bonnet! of Hartlord, treasurer
(
BUILDING IN JAPAN
lice court today
will probably rcr-ciro
FREE MEDICAL AID
FOR THE RUSIANS
lions “8H3 oiicied by T. Nnknhashi
ithe minister of education and other
{leading Japanese. M1.
student of the college.
DOES NO-RWALK WANT
WAR TROPHY?
TOKIU, Jun. lit—A send—official 11-—
.port says than the Japanese military-
authorifivs in Siberia have establish
cd for the purpose of rendering mmii
cal assismurn to tho Russian lbtllit’ll!>‘.
charity hospitals independent of mil-
itay hospitals proper. :11 mine 1751111013
All 01‘ (‘onnt cticut‘s 1128 War buroaus
have been informed by the Connecticut
Kaisuta was :1:
lames Donnelly
l
l
forum-d that llll‘ Ordnnnm‘ lit 1
is planniu: it, bring to this 2122212!
large number of captured (irrmu 1 , - 2
phies. and 1. a.t it will ‘be pms’ 1‘
obtain some. mi Connecticut. Th 12
tense Council points out to ”in u. .
reaus that it is quite essential ll. ' '
town desiring anything of this “-‘3
shall say so without delay, so that. ~ u
Council may put in the request “113- 2
a few days.
The motley: 01' tho missi'liility ut‘ 5
ting trophies, has gone to all the Sta:-
Jnd the first applications rem-122
Washington will have the best 2-12. 2
help: favorably acted upon.
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of
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31110115371511 s “Pills:
hill-IA!” Auk .10.!- ”III-nA Ni. for
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Pull in Red -Ind. Hold inc-tam:
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$11111 kit. mam-1m: r-vfimmc- r
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on 0. ”Hi sales at ”If? $1109? of ”“5 of llw Connecticut branch of the .\'a- 01' population in aibcrm 111chidmeSmtc (”01111111 01 drfcusv to allure vim-E
fl'mHY "13‘9"?“ “0W5 tor 5““ has a tiunnl “'omzul's Purty burned 1: p19,, Vladivostok Flee medical .11d lhnsiCouncil immvdintvlv it' :1 German no.
wzdcr selection and the quantity being 121‘ Ill!‘ ”Epoch that prmmpm ll ‘8‘)“ given the Russilaus. 11.1'sIE11:~2. II‘lEkhusz‘lE‘l 11113 is desired
more abundant will make the material mmiv while in Genoa. Slw With a num- satistmtou :mr mom \u "" H 1 1 l l , , E m .- .
I ' * d “‘Olflfn voung and '11:”! Q!“ Hi I “to l)§ ”~an (0121“ (l idb )( ll .n
chrapor in price 1' her of other women of her party Wore Ml . - . . , . 2 1 . . .
) ‘. i;11r~*slcd.uhile they were pngagm! in thermg :11 these hospitals. ballnv 1111- ——~2—~-2.——--2——2 — 2 A
I“ i“ safe ‘0 any that any d"“”‘“, kingping m.” bufn'ing as a protest 'tients came from a distance oi moi-cl .
which is copied from the models now
will be very smart next summonl
Thm‘cforv. to stock up now would be
far more discreet than rushing. ms the
majority will be. m the hot summer
days. Many novel styles of course.
that could not be worn about town are
shown. but the discretion of rho awr-
age woman may be relied on sufficient.
ly to warrant her correct choice.
Extreme But harming.
One of the shops is 'shawlng a dain-
ty little but developed in raspberry-
dotted dimity with a parasol to match.
111.211 L‘ml wrsts.
ONLY TWO IN JAlL.
again“ the failure of the Senate to
pass the woman suffrage amendment.
A1. a meeting of the Fall-field Conn-E
ty Suffrage association \‘l'ednesday
Ivan L. Morehouse, rcprcsentatil'c ml
the general assembly for Stratiord,’
declared that. such a movement on the
part of the National Woman's party
was hurting the cause. instead of help-
Th1 m are .111)\\“1111l_\- tu-o (immut;
enemy aliens confined in L‘ouucclit'ur
jails. Frc‘deric Seahm. of Madison «F
who is in New Haven jail, and \Valter
“Freezone” is Magic!
The crown of the hat is slightly shir-
red and a coy little rose of raspberry
colored satin rests confidently on the
brim 0\ 1-1 the right eve. The handle
of the paia’sol is ivory and the mate
of 1111- satin lose on the hat is vainly
pursuing‘ its companion. for it is
flopped abruptly about two-thirds of
the way up the handle by a band-paint-
ll‘d ring: of ivory. This atractive set
can well be imagined shading the hot
rays from some p1etty thing who we”
just made tor rasphctr} dottml dimity.
"v a Sentinel Went Ad.
-- 'Am 801M
Go‘l’ ANY
GAS 031515
41122 {Amer had Mr. Wad. Eh? What?
' AROUND Hi "52F-
ing. "Such actions will newrhclp win Papptnlwrg. in the jail at New Lona
the vote." he declared. 2 don. Svuhm is charged with making ’
M”. Bennett will appear. 1n the po unputriotit- remarks about the presi-
‘~ ~~ v dent of 1121» 1111:2211 States, which he
CUT' THIS at.” rr :5 WORTH admitted. and proliorman sympath-
MONEY ics, which it» denied. Scahm claims
— he was born in Hartford. but it was
? Don’t miss this. Cut out. this found that he was a- nativc oi‘ Ger.
Blip. enclose uith 5c and mail it. to many ,zmd had failed to register as
Foley 8: Co., 2835 Sheffield Arc..Er(-quirc(l. He was ordered interned.
Chicago, 11]., writing: your mono and: l‘uppcnborg was locked up for vio-
address cleaily. You will rccclw- inEluvion of the terms of his encmy pcr-
parkuxc contulninLHnit, and when released on parole,
Compound. for Eugnin violated them and declared he
Foley Kid abide by them. 1: is 11m
return a trial
Foley' 1; Ilonuv and Tar
coughs, colds and croup;
would 11 our
ney Pills, for pain in sides and back; likely that ‘21 mil soon be l‘l'lr=:1>’.1"3 E
rheumatism. tackacbc. kidney antl'Tht- cases of Howard Sorenstm 211121E . .
bladder ailments- L112! 1121.52 (‘zi'harlic George 'l'cdford, of Moridcn. “ill 115.21 2 Drop 51, lzlllv- 'l‘m‘zonn on an ap};)"__ "slim; 12 inc 0“ Procrmn for a in: N .1-2.
Tablets. :1 whole: omn :m-l thorouzblb' he trim] for seditious uiu-ruuccs. lllal 3 TNT" ““th 751.122.2252) CMDS 11111:, l.‘.t.3-212:1:L lo 213-? 2-11' fact. all 11- ‘
cleansing cathartic, tor constipation, 51f SOI‘t‘li‘Sull having been uollmi. and: sing. 111.11 you ,2‘:. 21"1~;g-12‘22 int; 12 .‘2.1'2.1‘L.,~r:._ :M‘ {212.12. :11- .E.,1111-“)E..22:.i:
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bowels. Stillson-Pou‘el Corpomtdol ment. \5 ‘ 5 1... 5- ~2 ~ .2::5011.112. 22 1.3 How, ._.
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