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i ‘ 9' ' 5- iFashion Points it; Hi” f"! Hints Swhzdicrs Trying to Get Them for l r, - i '-, .
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> . f , . to llll’.".lllill holders oi Liberty bonds. ' d ‘
. . an; -I * ,‘ re made very" Household Hints. 4 >
a ‘ C'ul _ The n: \\ .t l).hh\9§. a , m" ... ‘__ . _ n . :
Scalloped Tuna FISh id d ' «much like the saunter. l Alibi“? artl quince shredded tog-:tli- it t ounuonall) sold their bonds. at ‘1
“WW" ‘ i 'V i .- . . ~ ., Xhilrh lOSs than tin-v should gut. for ., -
. .. . . ' Plu<h hats become very smart who-n ' or main- :2 deucmus sandwich fillln... . .
One Cup tuna fish. on»: to tvw (up: ' . . . :livm. A .\'orwalk man said recently ' - .~ 5
wok a mum»; r .“ mum ,. L...) worn with dotted not veils. i If :‘riod food becomes Chlllc’l bciotu, " ' t ld . h J .l
. 'c c' ‘ c . l '3— ' r ‘-_- . _ . . ‘ . .. . m. ‘l‘- - . - ’ ; - v t -‘<
I ‘rarknr Cfumb two “huh-p0”? m ,1. ' 31 dress of soft leather l.~‘ hearil) ‘ serving ll. Will he WYY Hal-l i" “met da‘ ' 50f a fifty-dollar 0"“ i r‘“ S . 1, i i i
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"'arin two (ahlcqpoom waited “in..." studded with beads of many colors. Mashed potatoes can be used even “rt-1.1““? I“: {0”} dollar“, “nil“??? . t F m a. . .g
" ' ‘ _‘ P. i i l'mbreilas are longer slimmer antl' in zingerblead just as they can in " ' (0“ ' get more ("I I" “m ii“ "5 ' 7
one and onehalf cup.» milk. two labm x of bonds at even greater sacrifice- ‘
spoons flour one teaspoon salt with. v. illnivory crook handles. 5 bread. 1““ u 10““ . d .3
(luartcr teaspoon pepper 1 on.) total Perfumes and sachets were sup-' \Vatnr and soda will get all the re- ‘lv ’1 leporte - .. ,1 ‘ x ,
' ' V ' "- ' ; vanished during lh.a ' mote particles of dirt out of bottles. ‘ an holder or a mum“ bond . n. u ~- :il— ' .'
calorinea. 286l’rotein calories.
Make a. white sauce in the ftlllo‘w~.
ing manner. Melt. the margarin. ndd‘
the {our and cook un:il it bubbles.
Add the cold milk gradually
constantly. Cook until lllickcned'
and smooth. Combine litu tuna fish
broken apart and tll.- ('aisliilower Add
the white sauce, pour into a butt: mi
baking dish. and sprinkle thv Cllliulls
and cheat? over the top. Balm m a
moderate oven until a golden brown '
:iirrlnz
Hominy Crumpets.
One cup cooked llominy ’4“ii:'~.‘ftll'l
cup milk. one cup “'ali'l’. onv
spoon sugar. we Crash-uh sa‘t
tablespoons margarin. two tr-zupocns
baking powder. about two copy or flour.
itvfliv—
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. posed to have
' war. but they have reappeared. . f
‘ veils.
Gold brocade and black chiffon to-I
nether form a smart evening gown.
Painted wooden beads give a simple
frock a very French appearance.
Knitted cloth skating suits
meeting with approval.
Open uquares ornalllnnt the nt-westi
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lil‘hl
Paris is making ll3:“ pntirely of.
fringed l'ibl'l"“ _
A very Sllnplv \‘vlw: is i-allml 'l‘LJl
as foam."
Velvet are living tl'i'lumt-tl;
with dyed lace. 3
Grosgrain ribbon is best for miliin -
cry purposms. t
Threequarter and mu length loath-i
dresses
melted chocolate poured over sccd-
l» .~Z~ rai~ins. make an excellent confoc-
tion. .
Spica-s should to- kept in air-tight
. cans.
lco (‘l‘t'lllll PM" he sweetened with
honey.
Never boil a st‘l‘up bone in an iron
§ vessel.
l‘ure alcohol will clean white kirl
glove-S.
Nuts can be i-lioppr-d with a biscuit
; (utter.
{lire flour can be usfcd for thicl'clt-
in: (-Uslards.
Salt is essential to peopln who eat
lilllt' nit-at.
Sandpaper will remove rust spots
20 [It-1‘ cent. barley and K!) per (will or coats. many reversible, are selling; on the gas stove.
aunt. 1.323 total calories. in pron l'l‘
calories.
7 Place the hotniny in a bowl, add the
for steamer as well as. for motor wear.:
A white satin sash embroidered in
navy yarn and steel beads correspond
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Sweet. potatoes should be bought in
small quantities. "
When suede shoes become shiny ru'i
milk, water. sugar, salt, mi. luargarln with the convertible collar on a navyi than with sandpaper.
melted and enough flour to make a
il.in drop hatter. Mix and sift the
baking powder with the first cup of
flour. Pour into greased muffin rings
placed on a greased griddle. Bake
very slowly. so that the crumpet is
brown only on the under aide but is
completely done throughout; Toast
the unbrawned side beneath the broil.
er flame of a gas stove when ready to
fil'l'WY’.
Fish Timbalea.
(‘hop the. leftover fish finely and for.
one cupful and three quarters of a
cupful of grated bread crumbs. one
Iablespoonful of lemon juice. one ta-
blespoonful each of melted oleo. add
chopped parsley, one tablespoontnl of
blue l’oiret twill suit. 1
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MR. AND Mas. o. F. SCHULTZE ;
START SOUTH SATURDAY
Oscar r. Schultz.» and Mrs. Schultz»,
stalt South Saturday evening for a six.
weeks' trip. Wllil‘ll will include all the‘
Southern and Pacific Coast states.
The first stop will be at Jacksonville.
Fla. and after doing that city. stopsi:
will be made at, St. Augustine. Fla..t
Montgomery, Ala. New Orleans and
El l’aso. Tex.. from which city a. num-
ber of side trips are planned.
Mr. Schultza whose close attention
to business has been the prime factor
in the success of his Norwalk and
South Norwalk markets. as well as his
interest in similar lines in Bridgeport,
has surely earned this splendid vaca-
tion trip. and he has the best. wishes
Mop and floor cloths knitted of soft
.strings are excellent.
Leather stains on light
can be removed with borax.
If starch sticks to irons it has not
been boiled long enough.
Every second that an electric light
runs overtime it is using coal.
A little ginger added to a Saki.)
dressing is a pleasant flavoring.
The secret of light muffins la a thin
batter and thorough baking.
The more quickly apples are cooked
the richer they will be in flavor.
{Wood alcohol on a soft cloth will
remove the white stains from n lmk
table.
Egg stains on table linen should be
stockings
of his many friends.
C. E. Montgomery. who has been the
soaked out in cold water before want-i
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milk and one lightly beaten egg. Pack manager of the Norwalk market for
in small greased cm and either bake several years. will be in charge of that}
or steam until “1“. Serve “would. establishment. while George Everett.
:Will occu a similar osition down
ed with an egg sauce. i town W ’ p ,
THRIFT HINTS
Zinc-may be cleaned with lemon.
Black beans are excellent for soup.
Hones Women Will impetus m. a...” b.
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Ad Th. H b, ti Ella one fat not to use in frying
. s u er.
opt is a It i Eggs may be poached and served
on rice.
AS we“ AS Men l Vaseline stains should be spongcd
with ether. .
Cinnamon and cloves are both an-
tiseptics.
Glass of hot water each morn-
lnp help: u. look and feel
clean, sweat. from.
Dates stufled with marshmallows
are delicious.
Meat. should be salted after,
before cooking. -
All dry cheese can be saved and'
used for grating.
Beef drippings are good shorten-l
ing for pie crust. ' ' '
Insipld apple sauce is the better
for a little cinnamon. .
Prunes are most. wholeéome cook-
ed without sugar.
Table linen is best darned with a.
raveling of the goods. '
. A good potato. it cut across,
easily {it together-again.
A drop of vanilla improves the fla-
vor 01' a cup of come. i
Bread that stands too long as dough
will surely be sour.
not
“Happy. bright, alert—vigorous anh
ytvaclouH good clear: skin; a nat-
ural, rosy complexion and freedom
tron: illness are assured only by
clean. healthy blood. It only every
'Sroman and likewise every man could
realize the wonders of the morning
Inside bath, what a gratifying change
would takeplacc.
' Instead of the thousands of sickly,
unnemiolooking men. twomen 'and
girls with pasty or muddy complex~
will
“nerve “Techs." "rundown,” "'bratn
tags," and pessimism we Bhbuld 'see a
wirile, optimistic throng of rosy cheek-
cd people everywhere. »
An inside bath is had by drinking.
Bach hing before breakfast, a
“You've got no kick about my ex—
travagance. You were crazy to mar-
ry me.” -
“I realize that now."
Louisville Courier—Journal.
said he.—~
lucked. beaten and robbed. while 09.38-
inc.
'When making fruit cake the lair.“
ins will not sink if they have first been
cooked.
Rub brown sugar on a ham beforv
boiling it. The ham will have a de-
llcioua‘flnvor.
Slightly beaten white of egg will re;
move grease stains from leather. Dry
in sun. : .
A good nah loaf is made with mash,
ed potato, chopped cooked fish. eggs
and milk enough to hold it together
n
; and salt. I
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BRUTALLY HEATER 1M CEMETERY‘
Harold Waltlnm. a! North Taylorl
avenue. reported to the police this!2
morning that his tame: ind been. tit-i
ing through the Riverside cemeteryl
last Tuesday creating. Mr. Waltham!
was taking a short cut to his: home}
and some unknown person or persons!
jumped on him from behind and nrut-'
ally assaulted him. His nose was
broken and he was beaten into insensi-
bility- He was unable to give any des-
cription of his assailant) as the attack:
had been so sudden. The police nowl
have the case under investigation. ’
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Not having Senator Chamberlain’s!
sources of information. Germany fa!l-‘
ed to detect all that American military
incompetancc which the Senator is
still talking about—New York World. I
should know that the market prices. of
bonds at- the present time range from
about $33.50 to $98.78 fora hundred-
dollar bond. This would make the
markwt price of a fifty-dollar bond
from about $47 to something mar $49.
according to the issue hold. The 3%
bonds, wort- quoted lhl‘rl week at $98.78.
\vllilt- the lowest quotation was for the
second 4's. which were listed a: $33.30.
No one nved sell a. bond for less than
the quoted market price of the day of
lhe’ sale. There is little or no doubt
that eventually the bonds will all go
to par. and probably will sell at a pro
mium. so the thing to’do when- it is;
possible, is. to hold them.
The public should also understand
that bonds can be bought at the same
price as which they arc selling at any
gin-n timv. A man or woman desir-
You can have a warm,
healthy, happy, contented
family if you put in an
ln‘rennnnonnt.
Oncpipc Heater
Easy to install; simply cut in:
hole in the floor. Easy to op.
crate, only one fire to tend and
no coal or ashes to cart through
(V house.
\Vill keep the cellar cool, and
is guaranteed for 5 years. Put
in on 60 days trial.
See one here and get the biz
Ilium-mom Onepipc book.
nanny A. new
Plumbing, M, Tm-
mug
58 Water St. 80. Nor.
' Phone 473-3
I admit
litanr rim! Ila:
fiupor, radiating
Mara and
rrgimr :0
proportioned
a: to b: a max:
canonical quay
/ queating the
win]: helm.
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LINES.
‘ (inc l‘.|li,(".~‘ surpriacc in the fash-
iiuns for \rirttr. but perhaps the big-
gt-st surprise is the coutinucd sin:-
plicity of ultra-chic models. To the
loft a plaid ft‘ulal'd ruling. to is worn
over a chirt of black satin. it. has
a. shawl collar of fur and we»! of
ll‘e’l‘l'. pcnrgctl-r thal. ext-emf» ltuluv.‘
lllc bell. ('utlncr‘ting vsitl; lllc >l~;i;'t.
l-‘our yardr 36-1-71"?! finalist-i mil 2:;
yards till-inrh swirl. with u. }:lt‘4l
crepe genrgctte are required for mul-
ium size.
The second tires: in till-r xii ~ vm'n
more has all ovcrdrcvs effect. with
:l foundation of (“harm *usc ::.:till. 5:!
braid otttlincv the pointed tunic, belt.
collar and doc-p cuft’v. Medium sire
rcquirvs 1%.}; yards ll-iuch 1‘h:~::illt,‘l‘t‘
with 1"; yards charlncuse rilllil and
ll; yards lining fur upper part of
foundation. ckiri.
First .‘ilodcl: Pictorial Review Cos»
tume fin. 7:318. Sizes. 34 to 50 infill“)?
bust. Price .23 routs.
Second Model: Overdreses No. 7798
Sizes. alnall. medium and large.
Price. 1’5 ventu. Skirt No. 7378. Sizes.
24 to 34 inches waist. Price, 20 cents.
Guinlpc No. “20. Sizes, 34 to 46.in~
cbes buzt. Price. 20 ccnts.
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ilit' ‘.\‘.‘l1l lw
I: in l am .1 Reyna.
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(my l)(\'.'v.; |f 3., 2374' .” “H,”
'l'hcy \vs'i! appear (.1521 l.:'-'l‘
You can 81‘ 111:; first «72c
PiCloriai Review 1.
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For February .g
ON SA LE NO“!
James Donnelly
. CLERK AND CARRIER_EXAMH\'.L_
' TION
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GREAT LAKES DISASTERS. '
lueavy Loss of Life and Shipping for The U. soul‘s-ghet- (.“mmiw
! the Year 1918' ',will hold a competitive «\alilillul
. lat So. Norwalk. Conn, on February 2.
l Ninetythrec deaths and a loss to 1919 for the poslllOllS of clerk ‘
1 Shipping of from “5,000,000 to $3,000.. , carrier in the past (lfllt‘f‘ at mum.
. . . . lwalk, Conn. .
:mm to the disaster toll of the 1918 bhip- { , Applicants must haw “Jaw.” '
1 plug season on the Great Lakes. ac- $18111 birthday, but not their 43111 M .;
'cording to figures compiled at Detroit. ; day on the date of examination ..r.u
'liim. The loss of life was unusually . mum. be r'itizens 0f the United New
. . . . 'Malc applicants must measure our.
i heavy. due to the drowning ot seventy t yr)“ than 5 ft. 4 in. in height in lw H
{eight men of the two French mino 4-,... x0 male applicant “hi, 13:11-
swctpcrs that disappeared in a gait (ll :‘nn examination will be eligible
Lake Superior November ‘24. Loss to 'hllphlmmvnt either as clerk or viii
‘. . . - ,, . rho does not weigh at. lcmi - .
shipping “as the lighter. m pounds without. overcoat or lizi‘i. ll
:years. lbe inadvisable for male appliu;
1 Four V9533” “'9"? sunk in 11‘1“» whose normal wright is less limp ‘ ‘
{long five foundered in storms and Epounds to. enter U]? viialninftlllin‘.
t ‘. . . . male applicants are no require i
he (ongdon. one of the largest.ne\\ 1 any specific “mg.“ or “New.
‘sblps on the lakes, went to pieces Each applicant will be H’QUU'“
‘on (‘anoe rocks near Passag‘ e island. k submit. to the examiner on t“:
Lake Superior, with its cargo of of examination a. photograph - .
|self taken within two years.
Y:.?tl.}’
The entrance salary is $1.. ..
fl
ing to increase'his or her holdings of grain. “”01““ 3 1°35 0‘ 31v500r000-t
Liberty bonds can purchase bonds of
any denomination. in the open market Cerisolles
at the quored price on the day of the
purchase. A 4 1—4 bond bought at the
current price will yield the purchaser
interest at the rate of approximately
435 per cent.
Swindlers are using all sorts of
schemes to induce holders of Liberty
bonds to part with their securities.
and it is said that training
have been established for the purpose
of educating agents in the art of son
crating the ignorant or inexperienced
bondholder from his property upon
terms most advantageous to the agent
or tht- people employing him.
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lcur THtS our IT is WORTH
l MONEY
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I Don‘t.‘ miss this. Cut out this
slip. curios-:- uith 5c and mail it tolunusually heavy.
IFoley 8; 00.. 2835 Sheffield Ave.
Chicago, Ill.. writing your name. and high ”“3389 "900““ Vi“ be
laddress cleanly You will receive in! “8th next season. starting with
return a. trial package conmlntns
nay Pills. for pain in sides and back:
i
cleansing cathartic, for
t In 1918 three vessels were raised.
schools ‘
The two French mine sweepers.
.annum with promotion 01‘ Silva
and lnkerman, ocean- year until a maximum or H
bound from Fort William, 01"., be-‘reacbed.
came separated from their fleet and} For pamphlet or int‘ouuuti.ci .. -:
disappeared in“, shadow chm. with .rcqun‘ed application blank. in» w »-
ilocal secretary at the South .\'n
an estimated loss of 82,000,000. IConn. post oflice, 0.. District St.
at Boston. Mass.. with whom will“
{lions must be filed in time for l' t -'
arrange for the examination.
including the whaleback Henry Cort.
sunk by the steamer Midvale in LakeI
Erie, in December. 1917.
“'ar restrictions on such commodi-
ties as coal. and the transfer of large
vegsols tn (K'llan service. made traffic
lighter than during the previous four
years. Traffic through the Sault
HER PLAN
"My husband is going: to ciw n i .
lot of things for Christmas
"How do you know ?"
"I‘ve bought most of them ah» m
:Judgc.
Ste. Marie locks aggregated 85.680.- _ ~ 4
32 t e ' , '
i .? ont-l, the light st in four sears WORTH $50 A BOTTLE.
.thh a combined registered tonnage Wm Barnes San Antonia! .|_
to! 61,100,244, the lowest since 1915. w it .. "Fob ; llonvv and Th -- ..
“Total passengers were 20.610, the r eé' Ly' ' A ‘L
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for, in "“3 ”Wing- The? declare that
'coughs. colds and cronp; Foley Kid-l greater quantity of grain is stored int
ibladder ailments; and Foley Cathartlc Lakes “3‘7th history
ITablets, a wholesome and thoroughly4
bowels Stillson-Powel Corporation. icompleted ““8 seam-in.
'bcst cough remedy in» the Worm
lilas been worth $50.00'a. bottle in - ..
ll had the 'flu‘ followed by pneuimn '-
lwhich left me weak. with a nerd-hr:
a new gcough. I needed rest and sleep. a -' 1*
estah- I! was unable to get. Some one ad:- ml
the !Foley's Honey and Tar. l beam 'r--
big grain movement down the ”keg iillg it that very nluht. Iii-Vim ,a
a time i noticed relivf. and tha‘ . 2'
'had a sound sleep and lll‘l'l'l"i ' "It 4 “
lowest in four years.
Copper shipments were
1918. but iron ore
light in
shipments were
Marine men predict. that.
A
to
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lithe holds 02 ships on the lakes thisll‘t‘Sl. the first SlDCO tho l... . _ ‘ «‘
lrhcumatism backache. kidnev and winter than ever before in the Greatiihe fly. I have. Cnnnflpfqvly mi... ‘
, . and do not cough .n all. it mu p;
The Fourth United 8mm SOVCm- IODIS' 1.20 10‘ (.Ul‘f‘ 1‘! .ir olwlmultfiI um...'
‘ a r _ W . g. y. . , t .
constipation, ment. look at Sault Ste. Marie. thelwub lioleys Hot. .41 I.\ . \H .—
Ibiliousnes, headache. and sluggish largest in the world, was practically .who read this ,0.-. " ‘ t” t} -
' son-Powell CUTDOl‘nLi u
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Days and ten yards of bmvels the pre-
Ipoouful of limestone phosphate in it
to wash from the stomach, liver, kid-
Nious day' indigestible waste, psour
lermeutationa and poisons, thus
cleansing. sweetle'ning and treshening
\ the entire alimentary canal before put-
V‘Ilug more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache. bil-
lousness, nasty breath, rheumatism.
colds; partoicularly those who have]
I Dallid. sallow complexion and whoi
fire constipated very often. arel
,ju'ged to obtain a quarter pound of
limestone phoupbate at the drug store
'- [which will cost: but a trifle but is sut-
"lcient to demonstrate the quick and,
femarkable change in both health and'
.; ghppearance awaiting those who prac- —
' uce' internal sanitation. We must re-
-. her that inside cleanliness is
Wt than outside, because
" 7 does, not absorb impurities to
’ "quad-whim meppres
I ALwAVS BELIE‘JE w
Gimme YHE th.‘ BRDES
A And; 5752? IN ‘
MARRIED LIFE — o
YIN-As :NDEEDS‘
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THERE THEY do 2'
NOW «.1579: To THE
BOILER-6WD?
EFFECT,"
WELL. I JUST cor THESE
CAMS TIE!) ON IN T_e-l:-
NlCOTlNE. -.I MEAN THE
Alch or TtME ‘ DIDN'T 1'3
his foot in it.
THl‘T'S RIGHT. LAUQH ‘
AND §HOw VOL‘Q IGNOFAR‘QE“; .
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