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Fashion Hint
Points if ‘
AFTER SUFFERING
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,fl ~ Potato Soup.
'M potatoes, 4 cups of
m1lk,l
m. 1 teaspoon of nail, speck of
m {)6er 2 tablespoon; flour. 2
Mons drippings or butler Boil
an. mines until soft, then drain and
mail: them. Cook the onion m the
33*: When the potalols a1: mashed
and the unaided milk,“ Salt and pepper.
“6 Mum tn’donblc boiler. Melt the
_ wings in a spluupan; udi‘. the flour
{ad a little ol‘ the soup. il‘.1equlred;
all the thickening To the soup in
K‘s—ibis boiler; let it cool; tr-n minutes;
drain and serve with croutons or
Viv-intern.
“up“: Apple Pudding. _
._One quart of apples. sugar, flour,
m powder and a little salt w atei
m and quarter apples; cov or with
uni! 1,4 cup of sugar, white 01
then make a top of 2 cups flour
teaspoon of 9.111. 2 heaping tea-
W 'ol‘ baking powdei . mix with
all water. not too soft. Pour over
dd the whole mixture. Cover and
act apples and all for twenty min-
is. ‘
Liberty Drop Cakes.
Elicia) molasses, 1,5 cup drippings.
teaspoon salt cup .31 11.1.1115 (adu'tea-
‘ ”on of spices it licence: 25111 in-
mm with cup of luku 11 m. 1 water
bell for fifteen minuwx ltrmove
2” {if and when COO! 1.011 1- aspoon
‘m When cold add c 1-.i1gh flour
mks a soft dough; 1.1-1. 1!.op hem
n on a bu'te. ed l~lu1kv in
*node'rate oven.
'.1ul:'
. A Dainty Salad.
M inmate and (it: tun theme mind
ht ttomato into eight parts and a1-
is!
piolfimalse dressing to by Low
at. “Slant moment.
ed over
'Slm'vc this salad
Comment Fritters.
, One cup of cornmeal 1 cup of flour,
~3beu‘pouns of balling 110111111, 1 even
m of sail 2 lablls. icons of
m, 1 egg. Mix all llunouglily. and
said new and a hall oi swat milk
rholahot griddle. Eat at once
nnup or fried ham.
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';m'HER GRIEVANCE ‘J‘JAS REAL.
' M {suburban town 11"1101'1- lilo (Ly
m ser'ant problem suminnly
“one soon {u but: on i119 Tubing
" . lacrfiwion fits 310 mzmv '11lmr-
“was to be Hulk-alive '1’: «met
'—1 lee a ink fiat
nl. attention.
. told it rev-mix a colored maid
V Muired m.pa15.'.culi1rly of»
QM! highly. paid a! 111 one mole
valued bec . .11 lard to lo-
- flying to her I. 2?<i:‘:r—'.‘4 the dread-
3“! War words: “'1 111
‘ Impsss i-onrd «111113.114; rm ex-
on of lhis cruel purpose at last
the reply: "Because you have
' feelings, ”and then by further
., still more impassioned. the
”marathon War. b1ouyzhl to light.
“on your son came home from
' ‘ last night. you didn't introduce
.him.~1«le‘s been [Editing for me
‘drninch as for 3111;. and i wanted
'to aim." ‘ ' .
the l‘nughtfnl thi.
grfiaiméins. 5.01 1'.
rdocidc too ha:
".‘flevance was not a r:
- tar expectatinns were p '1-
;ew York Times.
ill 1: l’VeS
{'7
is much more
".711 the wise
til; that the
2:11 one
-~ump-
m.-~ g
chm; Dd atlgoroas man or
- - icon 'by less fortunate
emitted with aches, pains,
~ and ailments. The sufl'crcr
himself. “ ls" l cgull only be
‘ happflwéih‘rlw,” l1: Ecsith
. mall.“ to the. five, «of living.
palm. I
' ”almost literalfy v. n1- the '
cop 3:621. an and f -r iron:
When the Ruhr, ‘ v outol
CO’IKWM‘lIGSJS\'d1dDOi' I
“16% 13 1'! the r“, ul" » cute '
at}: pom. son much. and !
Emails
eliminate this poisonous wane.
- Cranium“ and heal were, weak
. . - Ind l'xiadder. \'-'..en the
. ., punter y app-still rel
2: “Gilda. and haul: in“:
new «11 Ml n...-
‘.
30’ rig to
A
. Ined Recipes ‘III Helpful Hints _I Fashion
Apples. dried prunes and raisins are
among the cheapest fruits.
If anybody has to go without milk
it should never be the children.
One should always keep a vessel of
water in a steamheatcd room.
Ninety per cent of the heat from an
open fire goes up the chimney.
Sometimes an entire room can be
shut oil for the winter to save fuel.
Rice, homlny grits or rolled oats
make excellent stuffing for chickens.
Cinders make a very hot fire—one
particularly good for ironing day.
A little vinegar poured over fresh
fish before boiling it keeps it from
breaking.
in baking meat dishes the gas may
be turned, oil before the food ls en-
tirely done.
When creamin" butter for cake just
try pressing it wrong; the potato
gay
sols
sfudi
pack
back
- Quaint parasols of calico and En-
glish
matching up adorable oldtlme dress-1
es of the same materials.
and a parasol made from one of those
printed indian bedspreads that you
and in every well regulated Bohemian
ing note in parasoidom up to date.
Those old-time allover Spanish and
Chantilly lace
Grandma carried when she was Just
a young and highly creature.
ed over shimmering
Just the things to wear with our float-
ing silken acaris
truck; and tiny honnets.
A WHOLE YEAR
mKinEWas Made Well by
Pinkbun’ a Veg-
cubic Compound.
loin, Kuwaiti—'1 I was acoustantsuf—
forei- from female trouble {or about a
“ If" car. I had i kill. ‘- ‘1]
I be lack and stomach,
in fact all over me,
and was all rundown.
A flit-111E of mine was
curc‘l of the Sif’lc'
trouble by Lydia E. I
Pinkham’ s \ c cta- I
bic Compoun I
toolkit and it gave
no health and
strength
3
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To Match Print WOO.
print are made especially.§
There are l
eretonne and figured linen para}
that belong to this noncsilky set
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o and every American peddler's I
raises the newest and most strik-
pzmisols are coming
knew the kind that
too. You
and mode
anew €70“:li 0A Hie.
-; lcannot prai «- \‘c our
VegetableCol-npound toohic'hly, and you
may publish my testimonial as it may
be m. mans of belpin
suficrlng womm " ---*~
Mount-
they are
canons!) 13338388 or m
3810.17
'hro charming dresses 0! simple
design Ire pictured to represent the
newest style features. The first mod-
satin.
"muslin some other
hv-‘rl‘fz
and book
l.\‘.,
ricer. Much time and labor may he . £12: dark‘nbisno enamel-e :lnanssgtrinnill '105 We" Ciml’be'tfuzfit 10'; KRIS-"'-
_ . emp see 3 ~ The num r0 unso crux. t."-
33.1 ed. ' 5MP" 3"“ Trimmings. bouette. the skirt being narrow at tantrum file at the Pinkham lck- '
Unless dish "W913 are “aimed: Last season the parasols spotted the ankles and gathered in fuller e(- I oratory. man any of which are from time I
scolded, and thoroughly dried daily. these rings but then they were attach- feet at the waist. The over-blot!!! “bud-"’1 by “ml-mun 4'5 ‘
“9v become musty and unfit for use.
as also the dish cloth
1! the cup in which molasses is
measured is greased with a little but-
ter or lard every bit of molasses will
comegont with no trouble.
Vaseline stains may be removed by
washing the stained article in warm
water and soap, rinse and apply chlor-
inated soda to the slain.
Enamellcd cooking receptacles may
be saved from cracking and chippln if
when they are first used they are thor
oughly greased with butter. .
in making cake sift all dry ingredi~
ents together, mix all liquids together,
and in combining the two he sure to
pour llw liquid into the solid to pre-
vent lumping
A simple method of cleaning tan
after
deep]
flannel
washed oil' with union
To remove grease spots from table-
cloths. coats, trou'scrs, etc, sandwich
the article between two pieces of
blotting paper and rest a. hot iron over
the damaged part for a few minutes.
For cleaning old jewelry, make a
lather of warm soap-suds and add to it
half a teaspoouiul of sal volatile, and
blush the Jewehy in this. afterwards
ivory
polishing with .111 old silk ’i1zmdker- circles. The “mm is ’50'090 consistinii of 500 rows- viccupresldcnl, Joshua. 111 lm 11
chief or piece of chnmois. shares ot‘common stock It “90 par‘ secretary. H. 8. Blake: purchaSing
To make shabby black ribbon like Parasol Fanclea. value. and [It amount with which the agent. (‘. 1.. Luce. who with B.
cw strain some cold mung coffee on- All of the smartest, newest paragon corporation will begin business in $10: Elliott. .10).“ A. Ringqmm and 1; m. .
ircly free from grounds; sponge the have
ribbon with this after brushing of! all
the dust. Then imn carefully on the
wrong side.
To wash Velveteen, make a good in-
ther of soap and water. put in the vol-
etem. and move it about We“ in the
water" Take out without wringing,
then put in clear. warm water. and
wrist
again move it about. Take out and 1919. Lin compiled by the, ofllce or p. Brlnher of Hartford. Clarence V. _ .
pin on a line without wringing. “'hen A. M. \Voor-‘lor. solicitor of patents, m of Springfield. and Richard _ A noted physician. part1:-‘1.u... ”"1.
nearly dry Rhake well. “15 MM" “"9” n"""“-“""'-- 00"“. "_ mum}. or West M911 peditious in examining and p'. 1. Mr .lni—
If paint brushes have been allowed
to get dry and hard. they can be soft-
ed to the handles"
by way of variety, they upset all pro-
cedent by causing parasois to hang up-
side down when in repose.
l’arasols this summer have never
seemed so gay and festive. Georgeous
plaids and figured silks vic with plainI back and sleeves of the waist bell-.1
colors and most hectic hues.
The flat Chinese shapes are most in.
favor.
green affair has embroidered designs;
of bright hued wool with a yarn fringe'
of all the asserted shades.
promises great was. and a new note
has been added by introducting the
shoes is to nub with a flannel? dippedpopular metallic touch.
in tu1pcn inc mhb' mg on with a clean flat black parasol shows a sprawling
Any till! 11 mud stuld first be vine design done in gold paint and a
midnight blue in silver leaves. Gay
plumaged birds and iridescent butter-
flies ily their pointed beauty across the
silk, and painted blossoms bloom there
unwithered by the scorching sun.
llroad black and white stripes radi~
ale smartly from many an ivory ring-
ed ferrule tip and yet on others stripes
run madly round and round in dizzv
ferrules so that they will slip over the
and will dangle along with the omni-
present bag.
CON N ECTICCUT PATENTa.
The following were issued April 15.
Porter, “'ilnon Fl. New Haven. Chime-
clock.
‘Vhlte Frank E .
F or MAY.
11115 ‘i'l'i‘E or meat is A 11111111311
11111111011 10 lliE- 51111111311 mum
a: it can be worn on so many
ditfcrent occasions and tum/e of
so many diflcrent mate-r1111". It
is charming in churmcus‘z. .',1alm
and taffeta, and“ will be «qzmhy
delightful lawr on in (“01.51116
crept; clzifion, or wile.
Note the lace-trimmed brctcllcs ;.nd
the deep tuck in the skirt. These are
distinctly NOW. .A host of cilcr
diurlilillg designs in the
11
Fashion Book
Summer
as well as in the
PICTORIAL REVIEW
PATTERNS
New on Sale
to time
Ierooftgglt E'alscofic 115. p1,»,- 1.-. .- ._
e ompoun m ell-93am .g1
{53; tale ills. - I
of silk is self-belted. the flare cum
and collar being of omndy. Medan
also requires 4 yards “inch cash- Inf
mere and 1% yards 36-inch silk. 2
This season. inst
iames Donneliy
”as“ m
Every sling; woman in ‘ho Uniud
Stress is cc 1ally invited to vvritc 1 1 ’ .-
vdia E. Pilikh'zm ”a? (W. '
Mention Lynn. Mass” for anon-1H
It is free. new, to lu‘i.b )U.‘ It OIIN‘, friend. let “3 forget
and h...) lane 1:11.. .
Satin and silk are the materials
needed for the second model. The .
skirt. belt and panel front 0! the .
waist are in black satin, the :iilos', ; 'e.
fin
._ __ _._..- __ -_ . ... .
of black and white check silk. 'lll‘: .
I wide scarf worn about (be neck is o! ‘
charmense satin. crepe Georgette
lines. This is a splendid model fr:
use in making over last season's
dresses. Medium size requires 33;
yards 40-inch satin and 15. yard 36-
inch silk.
First Model: Pictorial Review
Waist No. 8116. Sixes. 34 to 46 in-
ches bust. Price. 25 cents. Skirt Ne.
Some are just one tiny ruineI
another and some are bordered
y with silken fringe. One bright
Ief 81.000.
1.in cash. and me amount 1-. i111 vim-h "19 spring
consists of .111 shall 3', par valm $101!. ening houls
The oiliceh‘ 1111-. i'hb‘llltfllt. Antonio
Deliso: secular) and lung-uni;
Dinallo. Tony Zuzznro and the other-1‘s of old.
EMbmidered FINN,"- 7928- 82%" 2; to 34 inch“ "1"' are the direction. For (‘haucer and for Shakespeare:
A Nvival of hand painted parallels Fraud filled: BM No 8101. I The S. &.\ ’ .(‘oal (‘mupanv of nllti’l‘ ‘ * All young things rejoins.
of 327 0110 consistvng 01 270 shares of
common stock. par table of 8100. ”l‘ 11.1
full moon: of 327.000 has been'paid
in cash which the corlmration Mill ho-
gin business. The Officers al‘ofipl‘en‘l-
low voice.
Through the clear
twilight long.
With aspect not more llllll
- L
moonvomn’m 0." "
HOLCOM. SUPPLY CO.
A stunning
Other Papers Filed with Secretary of
auto. 13min Slash! l: 3
Sioshorz and accrclary,
who are also director!.
The vamxton Grain Club .11
inglon has organized with capital
of 32.111" uiiisisliug nl Nghiy-lnur
shares of common stock. pal value $23.
The (miners are: Pltaldt‘nl, .51311-
treasuror, Raphael
Sam“: 1 Svli :11‘1'
plain. * ‘ ‘
ribbed sections 0' shimmering A certificate of incorporation was fil-
od yesterday at the once of the statue
secretary by [he a. A. Holcomb Auto
Supply Company of Hartford. the pur-
pose of which will be to deal In auto-
mobiles. tires. automobile accessories
and petroleum products of all kinds.
.\1 \1 cut hills.
light
J.Gronlund are t‘u} ducal».
A certificate (11' uignni...“ .11 ..
filed by the \Y. M. Ashboru loinpnzlv
of WMerl-mv. uilh cupiml ,
$2,000. 'l’l1.»uifl(‘9rs are: Pro-ill:an
William ;-.l. Ashborn; trcaaaror. Marin
of twenty shares} up value of 8100. J. _Ashborn: secretary, Mary E. liar. I
the corporation to begin business with him: all of \\'au’l‘bul‘y. I
81.000. The incorporation are Robert -. ' , 1
A GREAT DIFFERENCE 1.
handy rings on the up! of the 000. The lncorporaton are Ernest A.
Holcomb. Sumner IL Holcomb and
Mary 1.. Rolcomb. _
The Hartford Poster Advertising
Company of Hartford has incorporated
‘j ‘ Illh the capital of ”000. consisung
when the parasol isn‘t in action
Ami. of
. A certificate of organization was til. for his patients was sense; on. 11;, :13
m... mum cum. ed by the manic Building Associl- Irmy mun Whom he "calmed vl'f' “1
The Panama Cafe Company 0t 53"" "fling that internal prescflption in 1111‘
ODE ON A PAIR SPRING MORNlNG.
'lhe tonne” of the woxld a little while.
For now the son skies smile,
,ford has organned wuh capital sleek With dew the “0"91‘5 are wet "‘ " ‘
m of uhhh 1.....- be”, mm For still the world is young. for still
thccorpor.1.lu11uill ‘ucgin busin~.1~s n lltncws itself. and still Ilie lenglll-
Bring back the month of flowers;
Frank The leaves are green today
Since. 140020!“ Price,” cents Don has orzmuzcd with capital *lmk \'o soimw dulls the blarkbiid’s mel
51111111111“
Through space the planets swim
dent. Harry .‘N'hurr; vice-president lien Than of old time o‘er 1hr (fhaldiun
Oh, see how glorious show,
On ibis lair morn in May, Ihc clear-
‘W‘ k The dey lawns, lilc hawthorns while,
Argent on plains of gold, the growing
We do not claim that a Emma is-
» .1 preventive of all ills, nor a cure‘
for every disease. We do claim that
:1 good warm air wfurnacc properly
msfallerl will keep the house warm,
and filled with pure healthful air.
When this is done, the doctor's
' visits will be fewer and less expen-
' <ive, for oxygen makes red blood,
1 ' and red blood resists disease.
-.. .. v..-
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Pure as when first 0 1h.-
young rulih
The faint warm sunlight came 11'. hi1 1h.
There is nameless air
or sweet renewal over all,
The earth and sky with life,
everywhere,
Before the scarce soon sun begin-
glow,
The birds awake, which slumln-r. '. . '
_. night long,
And with a (rush of Bonn.‘
First. doubling of their strain
full and wide,
Raise their fresh l1,\ inns 1!1ru11.:
the country side;
Already, above lhv
as i hose
(lva clan-1',
dmvns or
Over his mate‘s low 11051;
And soonfl from childhoml‘x early
whicu
The soaring lfll'k begins to hover
.lllx
.rnt
‘0
"e »' t
In hall and collage, l0 il11- 1-:1511111‘11l.
rise .
The little ones w Ill 1311 11‘ fr. rill “‘1‘“—
cd eyes.
And gaze upon the 1.111 .:1:1l1.
still grows new.
And see the tranquil
clouded blue * 4» ‘
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—-—-___-——.Sir Lewis Vlorlis.
Corner Nunh Man 311.1 West Sis
sued in the following manner—Heat rue-maker and tobaccn cow-Minn,- on..." ._ the (:3le almost less line then no time- .\.~ . _
some vinegar.to boiling-point and al- Meyers. ""d‘m" ‘" "m” "3'9“ 90 mflbszfllhflpoo ”Lining of 28° the patient was leaving, he shook _ “71th a good Nam all: furnace
16w the brushes to simmer in 114a,. “'le?ti1:::mx: 11:1?3-0'me9est a" I‘m in “he “"35, The amount was neuron with the doctor anaI lg“: mice sputum. you mil be on
about ten minutes.. Then wash them 21.1. 0,". gm. bicycle. u’ M‘ m ash is "£00 Mb is the said. , t c SI. Side.
well in strong soap suds' 1 Bryant. Hubor‘ r7 Hartford Braket haunt the corporation stated it would :1 am especially glad to ban: 111:: .
1" °m "0°19“ “men“ “‘3‘ “'9 t° fur mm“ machine. begin business. The caesium-e: Pres- you. as l have otter: heard in) lulllul‘”
be'st'ored for remodeling in the future mlohnflnn. “'m'fi‘w ll. Hartford. ident. ”m‘mmm; vice-presi- Colonel Blank. speak 6! you." I
on -making process. , . 1 . ma SALE BY
are first ripped and cleaned. there is Plasma" Abram N., Waterbury. dent, E. L Roberts; treasurer, George "What!” exclaimed the p453... .I
not so great a chance for moths. The “nob-valve. . Hardenburgb; m, Henry A. “are you old Tom‘s son?" I .fluxni :E R. NASH
material further, will be in good con- c»?2£'l§§§' Frederick. Waterbury. Holt: mum; peel-em. J. L, Mer- “Certainly." '- . w d I I’
dition to work with when the time ’pMker ' Adolph C... Oakville, rill. 'My dear fellow. oiled e on :1 I
'oyncs for using it.
‘ 1. “All
IT *Srmasgflm'e THAT
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new 7H! GANG wmn
“suntan" BAD MAM 1m"
“'v .. Oh m-nrmf nl'vrnl lnmmmket.
STAMFORD
FURNACE
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