led Recipes 5; Helpful Hints
Pineapple Sago.
’l'wo cuptuls pineapple or one can You can seed the raisins in half the
sliced pineapple. one cuplul sage. usual time if you pour boiling water
«one-half cuptul sugar. one half tea. over them.
non salt. one tablesp'oontul lemon; Flour, it repeatedly applied, will re2
1
1
1
Wash the sage and soak in tour cup. pets or woolen cloth
ofcold water, two hours. Put on After broiling steak spread it with
some water and boil very slowly; creamed butter, mixed with lemon
*1 hours or until clear, stirring occa- juice and chopped paisley. 1
‘ y. Add sugar. salt, and lemon 1 The backs of silver: or nickel brush-
Ch'op the pineapple fine and e§ may be kept bright by rubbing with
Garnish with small pieces of tart roll their own moisture and become sod-
‘den. i
I For rust stains try lemon juice and'
Cinnamon Baked Apples. l salt. Hold the fabric over a steaming
Quarter and core large greening ap tea-kettle and the stains will probably I
plea without peeling them and lay side disappear 1
side in a. shallow baking Lin. “0051- ' Melted alum is excellent (or mr-n-l-
‘ the bottom of it with watch/In ing hard substances V such asflmemm
11188901! Old days we w011M havefiflt‘d glass. etc. Melt the alum over-an in?
the center of each of the fruit with “31st heat and apply while 110'; ;
granulated sugar. but in these times' Spirits of ammonia. it diluted and.
wemust be more careful. ' 1 applied with a sponge to faded or dis-i
L ' “ cOlored spots in a carpet will often!
mestore them to their natural color 1
For the destruction of ants, spiders}
and roachema strong solution of alum
in boiling water, pured over the in-
fested parts. will be found excellent. 1
To clean tarnished silver, put it into; '
water to which has been added a lump.
Coffee Spice Cake.
"Cream 3-.4 cup sugar and 2 table
(spoonfuls shortening; add 1 cup of:
Whopper! fine 1 cup colC‘ :ollrc‘
fieltovcr)’. i scant teaspoon soda dis-
{solved in a little coffee. 55 teaspoon
each cinnamon, clove, nutmeg and
£33,314 cups flour; silt flour. spices-
and salt together; bake in a moderate
To troghen a on t,
on one hour rpé rub over with
A 13010111 ngoutofwamwaterto.
,, Apple Mei-inane. izhifiteh: been added 1‘ tfibh‘lspoonfnl'
I Use any leftover baited or Steamed Next 8tim 'ou cook dd
applets. Prepare a meringue by heat— 9 3' prunes a 3
~ few alleles of lemon to improve the
in; the whites or 2 eggs until still. add-
1 ii
in; two tablespoontuls of powdered mm; or you may prefer the flavor 0’
spices. in which case you place a small
sugar. is tablespooan lemon juice. or m of spices in the 53 I:
mt .teaspoontul or vanilla. Pile the uce while
1 bowl of quicklhne on thé‘ahelt. This
1 1 1 ' iwill keep the air dry. but it: must be:
rioates in power.
varnished furniture it you carefully
brush that has been dipped in shellac
they disappear
1 Before putting milk on to boil {or
we Can't—N- Help But Look «puddings. etc. greasc.,tha cooking ves-
Bétte: and Feel Better not with butter and you will avoid the
‘ After An inside Bath ' 'annoyance 01 having the milk burn to
' l the bottom.
' To look onc's best and feel one' 5 ‘Wash silver once a week lnwarm
Mt is to enjoy an inside bath eat-h! water to which just a little whitening
”1&1:me flush from the system the and ammonia have ben added Rinse
, evious day's waste, sour termenm- in clear water; and then wipe wnn :.
W and DOlsonous toxins before iz'clean, dry cloth. If this is done silver
1 absorbed into the blood. Just as will seldom need any other cleaning.
toil. when it burns. leaves behind a Any of the following vegetables will
mm amount of incombustable ma- so nicely with flbetstealt: Brussels
1 in the form of ashes. so the s
prouts, cauliflower. onions, squash
Maid drink taken each day leave I
Fashion reins
smoucrrv Eon
' spams-rm: cosrmies
Ext‘vclr ‘ y:
. Spring is surely in the air.
trashing breezes instill in every. wom»
an a longing for a new,
robe. Already the avenue is spotted
with bright flowery hats. and m coats
are giving prestige to suits. Host of
these early Spring suits are for trim-
simmer one hour. Pour in— n a. flannel dipped in ammonia. med. and those that are not find the
n... bowl or ice cream glasses When. Never put cooked potatoes on the. wearer draping a luxurious fox wart
cold some with whipped cream ‘ table in a covered dish. as they absorb about her shoulders.
(«In
--—~'-—-‘-n
N
am and Braid Are
,or’ 6mm: cupfnl grape juice. 1 more the worst grease spots on car-j ,
fresh ward-
antigens:- somesnonts.
l
1. sun the Day night.
1 A backrest dish that. ncvér falls is‘
ltruly worth its weight in gold Often:
1rthe grantee: dissatisfaction is really a‘
,personal dissatisfaction that we take!
out on the food. The housewife who
1 pays no attention to morning gronchcsI
1h; wise and the winners in the long,
‘ run. Milady is also Quite human and:
just as likely to feel crosswise in thei.
morning as any other member of the;
family. The capable woman is too-
busy setting a harmonious, progressive
' keynote tor the day to even thin! of
‘ her, own mental attitude. Happiness
t
1
i
is much a matter of habit. It mllady!
decides to be happy and poised' in “mi
1 morning she will econ take on that at-
titude as she (lees her fresh morning
truck. t
2“
Eli
age
ail
Jitter the last departing worker? Your,
fresh. happy appearance and the good:
i
The :ttl‘wite appearance of table
food and mother has a great influencer
for good work upon school children as,i
well as upon the worker who must go‘
to omen or shop. ‘
it often seems a waste of time to‘
the woman who has a full day oi;
cleaning before her to dress daintily;
for breakfast. Sire would dress for a
social unit; why not a fresh [rock for?
breakfast, even it she must change im-
mediately upon the close. of the door
i
attractively served bmkiastjre great'
factors in the day s success for the en
1 tire family, says Jean Prescott Adam:-
FEE?
i"
of washing soda. and bring it to a boll; ..
5,-1.3
‘ as being very nutritive.
:economicoi dish when the drippings
men ”an“ Bellow 1” are saved and used as shortening. etc.
o. P.17751. Since, 34 ch 4‘ inches
08.25 cents. Skirt N3. 1623.
31:10 “'33 inches flint. Price. 20
Jacket No
mutouineheabuat. Prim
cents. Skirt No. 765?. Sites. 24 to 32
inchawaist. Prinzom
ggii E
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and bacon. heat pom oi! grease and
i‘h-wfi1awlufifir
One Possibility ol the Waistcoat.
h The boxcoat that was predicted to
meringue lightly on the apples. brown t :tm'unes graffiti“ “’53 out in favor. has not all yet m
in the oven. cool and saw with boiled your cup M is my “8’ ‘ cast at“ and many exclusive-m1
are made along these lines. 'Gne o!
, particular merit that was shown was
renewed once in a while a8 it dete- déveloped m 531ng trieottne
‘ trimmed with wide herculea braid ot a
”fink not water, 1 You can eradicate scratches from 1181113! shade. The mud m applied
1 . 1 around the lower edge of the coat in
":1Y0u nes're a 1 go over them with a camel's hair four bands abont‘one inch apart. Th6
1 same scheme 01 trimming was used on
Rosy .COmplextiOH varnish. Go~mer the scratches u!!!” the Askirtr which w“ 'nther Xons and
_ extremely narrow. The coat was
slightly cut1away1at the (mat. and a
vest of beige linen proudly asserted
itself.
mywooli' Standing lndtedls this
wool wears well all?“ the color in mm-
clently dark’ to wh‘fiint its remain 1"
clean and fresh looking for a reason-
able length or time.
Sports blouses of flannel find the
ideal trimming. Smart
women at the winter resorts are wear-
ing these attractive things at outdoor
meets and for early morning “mom.
They are usually developed in pastel
shades and worn with knitted or Geor-
- gette satin skirts.
left from prewous meal. Add mashed
pocket an bacon drippings.
try to a light browu. Serve hot
Pockets Again. 1 1
Huge pockets of triangular shape gamma CASE SETTLE!)
sue the skirt an individual look. For
pockets are everywhere now. Dainty
frocks of fine org-mile have delicately
embroidered pocketsiand there is no
end to the variety that the sports skirt
features. A sports skirt of turquoise-
blue wool; knitted
favors large? circular pockets of light
‘ OUT OF COURT
Il‘here was no business for the CW"
Common Pleas court Thusday.’
one case which was assigned for trial
being settled before cour‘ .opened.
was the case at Jackson C. White or
New "York and Nomik, doing busi-
ness under the firm name or the White
in pun-ling elect.
the alimentary organs a certailfi’or scalloped)
1 1 t of indigestible material, which
hotelimluated; form toxins and poi-
11 ”which are men sucked into the
mid
Intended to suck in only nourish
. :zalsify and macaroni)’
Have the potatoes ~baked. tried or;
creamed. Sweet potatoes are a say—1
ory accompaniment it baked or broiled. i.
wh I.l .
every morning upon ariisng,a 0 came here In: nary 19 on leave
_ federal authorities to be taken to Fert
(naturist "“1 toxins from the Schuyler. Worm gave in his reason,
.
1:putti:1., more food into the atom-
Wheels, tomatoes ither te ed “‘“w 1 ,
(e 8 ' cur anus 0157.....7- l8 WORTH Electrical Coinpany. against the city
: of Norwalk. in which damages of $300
The plaintiit claimed
he did some electrical work in a school
in Norwalkandthattherewasabai-
ance of 8227.18 due him. The original
contractor went 1
“White took over the contract and ,a
dispute arose men him and the ar-
chitect‘as to the amount that. was due
White. The latter claimed he could
not carry out the contract made by the
original contractor without suflering
- were asked tor.
DON‘T M 133‘ THIS.
Cut out this
through the very ducts which slip.
anElose with So and mail :7 to
, il-‘oley I: 00.. 2885 Shefflpld Ava, Chi-
to main the body ARRESTED AS ARMY DESERTER. Paco. lll.. writinz your name and adv
Jfitownt to see the glow of “—‘— - ‘ .dress clearly.
1»blooz1n in your checks, to see BRIDGBPORT. March 14.—Joseph§ turn a trial package contain; Foley's
skin get. clearer you are told to N WOOd’ private at Chm” Devens. {Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs:
You will receive in re-
,. and did not return upon orders to do. icolds and may: Foley Kidney ms
.015! hot water with a teaspoonfnl so, was arrested todav as a deserter. "9" pain in ””55 and back, rheuma-
limestone phosphate in it which He was arraigned in the city court this “am. backaf‘hp- k'dne-V. and bladder
armless means of wishing the morning and later turned over ‘9 the ailments: and Folev Catbartic Tablets.
a wholesoine and thoroughly cleansing
,llver kidneys and bow els, for not re ortin to orde cathartic for constipation billiousne"
causing sweetening and purl. war is ovgr'l kgew theymdigaxtmta 21:33 headache ““5 sluggish hovelaf—Stlll-
the entire alimentary tract be. me." _ . 1 .4... find paw" '
' Advertisement.
are sure to bring the best results oh-
k
Ill!- WAD:
. 1’
and w. imen with sallow skins
Breakfast Suggestions.
l
. Proper Food at the Homing Meal Will;
One Juror Excuced Bee-use of Illness
of Wife om! Daughter
Is it Always The Husband’s F ash;
Is the wife never to blame! ls Spencer
Clayton to be rcproachcd for what he did?
Do you think his wife entirely goddess?
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H-MAN JURY TRYING Emily truck ran in to the i» .1
' SUIT FOR DAMAGES Tillie ear.
1 The witness said sh.- 11.1.1 1
pending against the delvml 1’ w
in 'lidgeficld 1 who was riding in the war ., r~1
Because at the serious illness oi Tuke machine also had :1 >1: 1 '1-1 »
Lagoon is a great appetiger' as well the wife and daughter of George Huber
it ‘3 also an of Ridgcllcld. a 3nror in the Civil su—
parlor court the 85, 000 damage suit of
Henry (7‘. Tllkl‘ of Mt Vernon against
ages against the Brvsk} .~‘
'.l\ini Peck said she Mm « 13 . 1
one shock as a result «.1 11..
She did not hear the nm‘. .1
Henri 8me I: Sons of Bridgeport in {mm the rear and arm H1.
Omeleta. bemfi tried today by 11 jurors. the at- four occupants of tho 1.1K:
Dice lea-over pieces of cooked ham lomexs in the cause signing stipula-i still inside the car mu :1... '
by heating thoroughly adding season— was excused from jury duty by Judge‘v
log and one tablespoon milk to each Greene and he immediately left for his
egg. Pour into hot pan containing home in “”3959!“
bun. Cmer and cook over lam-cred.
fire until done. Cut. fold. serve on hot
plate.
there is United States government in.
spection. Local country sausage may;
or may not be made from wholesome
meat: government inspected mca
guaranteed by Uncle Sam.
Potato surprise. 1
Prepare potatoes to bake. With
apple carer scoop out two openings ml
each potato Fill each opening with a
sausage and bake.
~—'l‘u A Sentinel Want Advenlse- I
l g :“
STOPPED COUGH AFTER iNFLU;
Ereza ‘ A
‘ “I want to say that Foley's Hone!
and Tan- is the best cough medicine I ,
ever tried” writes E. B. iii-Dowel. u.
F. 1).. 1 Box 319. Arlington. Tenn. “’Mw
son had influenza He had the worst :
kind of a cough and I tried everything. 1.
but nothlnc did any good. God sent me 5
a friend with moléy's Honey and Tan;
and his ranch was better the next day _.
and in two days he had no cough a! i
.aIL'” Fd'cy's'lioney and , Tar stolfli
harsh. racking coughs; eases wheel”
breathing; It is effective. yet pleass
am to “take—sauna and Powell 3‘
- that H. Baxter bromine and burnout: everywhere.
with
up
lions this morning before court opened; damaged and had to 1,. 1...
that they were willing to go ahead' the wreckage
.tum in eggs Prepare eggs for omelet with one juror absent. Jurol Huberi.
1
11
mm
1 . ,1, ,..,-..... .
Juries 81188.96 to hens: hem ,~ 1+1 1 .;
in the collision and mm )1 r m.
”Puke is suing the defendants rm BeeCham S
'anegcd infill-legs received when the de
lendants' automobile truck collided
the plaintlfl‘s automobile in
Bacon Balls. Greenwich on April“ 30 of last year.
‘ Harrie: E. Peck of Hi Vernon who
Chop fine bacon or ham and eggs was riding in the front seat with 'l‘uke
‘ will rapidly improv e vour
at the time of the accident, testified
or chopped cold potato and some yesterday morning that the automobile,1
Mix form into balls. “as going down “Put's hill at n‘ Blow- ' .1; ‘x.
Roll in egg and cracker be and rate of speed and that when the driver: m m ms SEOIT' “
ctum of the machine ahead put out his hand’
as a signal Toke did the same, and
Pork sausages are also tempting one the next thing the witness knew there
“:13:ij for breakfast. Select san- was a crash and the engine of the, m In boxes.90..23-.
sages made in an establishment where —-—r
, I
complexionbyarousingtlw
lllll Win good out
”d” Medicine in the “my-
'l‘ired, NervOus Women
V lot You Need is Vinol
The reason we recommend Vino! sostrongly for
such conditions is because it is a non—secret remcdv
which contains Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron
and A-iangencsc Pcptonatcs and Glycerophosphates,
the very elements needed to build up 3. run doun
system and replace weakness with strength.
HERE IS PROOF
Glasgow Job, Ky “ - Milwaukee, Wu.
"1 was sufi'ering from a nervous “I was weak. in nous, all ran
direakdown— loss of flesh and poor down. non apatite and had takentlii~
cite so i could hardly drag around forent rn nee without benefit.
do the work for my family. My friend advised me to try \ inoi.
doctor prescribed Vinol. it not only gave me a wonderful app, tits. 1 slum
made me well and strong but I hava well. have gained in Weight and a“
gamed inwc13+t”——Mr° S. M. Gray.
ucwstrongaud Well. "—- Mrs. E. Str» 3-
Por all run-down. neg-mos. anaemic conditions. weak women, overworked m,. 1
[eel-lo ( ld purple and delicate (hitch-on, them to- no moody like \ inol.
I;
spots, pimples or pallid- complex-
so those who wake up with a
tongue. bad “we. nasty breath.
who. are bothered th head.
billet» spells. ‘sacid mach or
101! ”Md begin this phog.
fiot- mm drinking and are
very pronounced result in
o nooks. , .
‘ pound olA limestone phos-
yer! little at the drugs
1.9, metal; to demon-
dust as new and hot water
Abéém isom- m
Tots. intense We , ‘
my. puu-PA“.
Haw Como Vou
3-8»! Soc» a me!
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