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., Cream. of Celery Soup. {
VIII: and cut into inch pieces one
“I of celery, boil it in one pint of:
. . . water until tender enough to
not and strain. Melt one tablespoon
“ 3ml of butter and one tablespoon of’
”I together until smooth and stir
“0 one pint 01‘ hot cream or milk.‘
“an add to the celery, with salt and
”per, and boil all .togother for five‘
flutes. A few drops of onion Juice
' homes this dish for some people.‘
hr or eight drops give a suggestion
”out the positive onion flavor.
(team of Celery with Stock—This
miles a white bl'ntlt for stock and
I! this cook plenty of white stalks of
“17. pass through a sieve and
'1 “Molten with flour mixed smoothly in
. fl (Veal makes an ideal stock). Add
- mild stir it well. If desired put
in a lump of sugar.
1 Rice: Pudding.
‘ ‘Iica has possibilities which the
"" Wife should nevcr forget. A de-
mils rice pudding is made as fol-
im Put one qart of milk. one»
{‘5 51'1me of sugar in a pudding pan and
-. bank. and front one-fourth to onchalf
, awful 0 sugar in a pdding pan and
V' m two and one-half hours at a low
‘5.» “nmeruturcf stir three or four times
;§' during the first hour. Add one-halt
:‘cnntful of raisins the last. hour.
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assigning may be served hot or cold
5'? m top milk or cream.
, made it will not get scum on top.
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To clean tarnished silver “so a raw; Sashes arr \ivid in color.-
potato dipped in baking soda, ; Tafftta trucks are self trimmed.
‘ Small hats :‘rr cxtrrmciy popular.
One way to lower the doctor's bill is‘
to raise the fruit ration. . .'
Delicious croquettes of ltominy, pe-f
cans and seasoning are fried in deep
fat. i
if cocoa is whipped just after it is.
'l‘rimroses are delightful plants to'
have in a house that isn't kept too,
warm. I!
An oiled dustcioth is good to wipe a_
stove with: also wet mwspapcrs. :
“'ltcn sausage is served it is Well to
accompany it with fried apples. ?
For something; different in the cake
line. there's fruit gil‘tgt'tlit'etttl.
It is better to spend mout-y for milk
than for meat .. *‘r '.
('Itrnstarch. an 1: and milk will
rata- the place of cream in freezing.
Roman hyacinths are easier
:rt'ow indoors than Dutch ltyacinths. .
more delectabln
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Lamb is made
when served with currant jelly sauce.
l’ut cold watt-r in all sauce or stew»
pans when finished using.
More water or milk in rennin-d with
~.0lllP tiours tttau others,
\\'iten cleaning greasy utensils wipo
"ill lllt' worst of the grease with soft
paper liist.
When storms: blankets use plenty of
newspapers and lay slices of yellow
soap in folds.
ink stains on carpet can be removed
§.»_ —— if of lone standing by treating with
2‘ ' Spinach SOUP- .lxalit' acid.
1 One quart of milk. 2 onions. 2 “Wk” Roll sausage in flour before frying.
{2. fmns 0‘ fat. 1 quart or water. 6 slices it will prev ettt breaking. also imprtnea
d stale bread. i teaspoon of salt, 1 flavor.
'rmaaful cooked >1)ina('lt. Peel and slice To take .1... ”we... Um of leather
'3 medium sized onions and fry until
lit-own. Add 1 quart of hot. water. salt
; m spinach. Beat the milk and add.
1361 up once. .
f‘f' ' Cut the stale bread in 1 inch cubes.
Shot in oven in a large pie plate or
_. final until a delicate brown. Add to
2: ”1). Stir and serve.
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:34 " Escalloped Potatoes.
5; Butler a baking dish, place a layer
E; as! potatoes in bottom of dish. cover
E: with cracker crumbs, season with salt
and cracker crumbs until dish is full.
me onion may be added to flavor ifde-
inked. Pour over one-half cup milk
and bake one hour and a half.
Hermite.
One heaping cupful sugar. two eggs.
'qllalt teaspoon soda. one teaspoon-
“ salt. spices to taste. one cupful
«hipped raisins. flour to roll.
Cheese Sandwiches.
' One half pound chese. melted. three
'7, Ideas rolled fine. one egg, butter
* f‘ at egg. one-half teaspoon salt.
.9 cuflul milk. black pepper and cay-
‘ to taste. When cool. spread be-
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. Soft Vanilla icing. l
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ll: Icing sugar with rich milk, beat.
if 'f‘r time of the best of white cakes. and
‘ cit-p “ugh a little more costly titan
. {M its fine texture will amply re-
gig for the added expcnce.
Tobuildyourseifupwhen
you feel run down—to
3 king back health,oppetite i
“strength—take
Mame
W SAHofAny Modidnoh at. World.
Sold everywhere. In Box... 10c.. 25c.
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DON’T LET lT LINGER
polish that follows la. gtippe or any
. cough that “hanza on” from win-
: to spring wears down the sufferer.
g him or her in a weakened state
to war off sittknESs and dis-
Jos. Gillard. HF: Fillmore St.,
; with a thy, hacking cough and
_ iii]: in my chest. but since taking
‘ ’9 Honey and Tar l have been re-
: " in soothes, heals. and cures
. colds and cronp. Hood [of
apply white of an can. dry in the sun.
“ville, Tenn. writes: "I was 9111-.
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repeat it" necessary. I
To boil milk without fear of burning
it. first put a little water in the sauce-
pan. let it conic. to. a boilwand (”it
pottr in ma milk. it will not burn.’
however hot the fire may be.
To tell a cooked egg from a raw one
without breaking the shell. twirl the
egg on a. smooth surface and if it spin:
around easily it is a boiled egg. A
raw c “,2 will not spin.
A small ironing board for laces.
dinary board front the store. (‘over
with flannel and a clean piece of sheet-
inz. it -will be found very handy for
the dressmaker. '
“'hcrc the drain in the tubs or sink
lit-comes clogged run in a small
amount of water. then work an invert-
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Ola-halt cup butter, onooalf (up land. pd pail up and amt-n over the opening _
to produce a suction. This method
will often save a plumber's bill.
_ Do not sew up an opening in a tar-g
‘key or fowl after stuffinz it; instead;
'inscrt wooden toothpicks and with a
picce ot‘ stout tltrt-ad lace back and
forth over them. closing the opening.
“‘hen the bird is roasted pull out the
tothpicks and the thread will come
off.
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Household Notes.
if flowers are wilted when received.
imam d n . ' ' ' . '
> n ator With vanilla. This place them loosely in a. large tub 01‘
; uBayer Package" which con- ' :HB
water and let them lie for na hour or
two before you put them in Water.
It is a good plan to wrap all over
with a cloth wrung out of water to
which ammonia has been added. (Two
‘ teaspoonfuls to a gallon of water.)
Every housewife should have one
day in the week for which nothing is
odds and ends and things which have
no name.
planned. That day can be devoted to,
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The pcplum .waist is back.
Crystal beads adorn frocks of chif—
fon.
‘~ Straw is used as trimming on frocks.
Bright. fouiard lines the graceful
- ( oat cape.
Suits show bone buttons and round
:ttouholes.
Hats do their utmost to ltide th0
in
wizart-r's eyes.
Girls" (ire-“so: arr-wspccially charm-
ing “l'll flotlnt-i-s,
litany of the “now
made of glovcskin.
Tortoise shell ornaments
on tuilllncry.
ack ostrich fringe app: ars on new
motor coats are
are
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t‘\|'lllng gowns.
llals new»? wort- so frivolous as they
are this csason.
Larec. flat roscs ornament the ever
popular turban.
\Vhitc and black combinations bold
tbt-ir mvn for both day and caching
Wear.
Elaborate head
dresses :I l‘t- bo'ltlL’
‘\\'nlll in the cvening.
lloubicrfaccd ribbon trim the more
picturesque hats.
.\ huttonholc finish of all
:bc latest Paris notion.
The finger tip length is a safe one
for suit coats.
illack satin slips have gold nt-t over
dresses-«for evening.
Strapcd wrist mousquctaires
t.-t.<hionablc among gloves.
Mixed gray and white woolen mate-
rial is popular for suits.
Dresses in no may define the waist.
Coats are ample in the back.
Dresses have their waists much
bloused in the back.
Evening gowns use black chantllly
or white lhcc for bodiccs.
Lingerie gowns are long waisted,
with short, l'ull skirts.
l duos is
arc
Short. loose blouses reach about four
inches below the waist line.
Corsets give the slim waistless line
to the figure.
Embroidery in lovely minalcd color-
in: are seen on dresses. blouses and
' e ’ lhtn add more potatoes dotltcs. e‘c.. may be mad:- from an or- "“"ke-
t‘hitfon tatt'ctas. a pleasing change
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. Youthful is the iii.t. frock pic-
l‘d't ll ’f dulled voile. Lotti" With a
htttic rlzirt and simpto outline opo!‘.- ‘
37.; over a vest of law :rlttttatd or-
1 be slccvts :r:
"I t‘. “P Putts over \v‘niv‘i: tho-y blouse.
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or. day: w the .-
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t i" v .3.“ cf sand 1 iw-avlrtnth. '
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. t 'v . t' 3 cad: at mt)“ -u'
.ethed. Piz'tm (inc-n i~ net-1 or
t .2": ad tztf‘ls. Th. l‘l'l"l rails
' "r I”; yards check ..,..-. and i-'t
' turd: .'i‘ inch broadclczi‘,
l‘ivltJip'. Review l‘rt .‘Jtt 797i.
Sim -. .‘-l to 43 inches lot-t. l'ri-w ‘23
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$17.. -‘ 34 to 50 inches bust. Price. 23
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS. i
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The following wcte lSsllt’d April 29,
15419.
List compiled by the office of A. 11.1
, \\'oo.~tcr. solitiur of patents, llifji
'liain strm-t. Bridgeport. l‘onn. .
' Antitrson. Nils li.. Bridgeport, tap-t
‘ pin: machine. '
Newton. “'tlliam .l..
~ l-‘ttf‘llc't.
Johnson.
(l"\'l;ll. watch holder.
't'heaton. i-Zarl ii.. New Haven, type-
wrttin: machine. 1
i (lumprccht . \\'iliiam i... ilarttord.‘
'combined type-writing and computiu:
. machine.
: llelntond. \Villiam F.
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ilriciLeport, tog-l
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Charles 11.. .\’cw itaven,j
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. Hartford, type-
. writing lilac-little,
Des Jardinc.
Hartford. Computing
typewriters.
- Des .lardine, Benjamin .\l.. “'cs‘:
1 Hartford. Type writcr adding machine.
0 Spcncer. Ira ii. \Vest Hartford:
Pressure caps.
I ('avztnash. John l’..
Poll for ignition. ,
Arnold. l.n'tll'~«' l'.. Norwalk. Tll‘P-niak .
tug machine.
Hangs. Francis \K'.
for ingot-.4.
Hamiltowsky. Cz.
Hunting-plow. .
l-Tnzlisb. l-‘rrd S. New London. ink
‘ in: dmiue for flat-bed printing press-
es. .
Sltla'l, llcmy
Mann.
3 Mtt‘lu-ws. Charles 0..
lisht for automobiles.
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llcnjamln 3L. \‘l’cst
attachment for
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Mcriden, small
. Deep River, Mold
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ti l’... Norwich. (‘ul-
J.. Derby. Jluttnn-
Milford, thil-.
GOES ON SAVlN
ROCK COMMISSION-
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. HARTFORD. .\la_\' Alexander 8..
i l.\nclt. so v tctat'y of tlw llctnocralic‘
(Slate t‘cntral (‘ontmittmn was today;
"ttpointed a member of lllt‘ Savin Rock
‘ Pail.- t‘unlllli‘crlun. to fill the vacancy.
‘cazisnd ltv tltt- rc'iznntiun of Molliert.‘
B 1‘9.) of Ritlcctt‘cld. X
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STATE BRIEFS. ;
(‘rviottvt l‘lll‘lii" has made a verdict;
, from so much satin.
:prialngiy curtailed as to bodice.
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i \ells show a profusion of meshes—
!tcfi small and
meshes large and m-
' combination of meshes.
Among the fan: _v shoes not
\vi h sihcr brow lcti backs.
To Remove Rust.
Iron mold or
from linen by rubbing over the spo
stilphlil'cl of potash. Washing it thor-
with letnnn juice and rinsing
l oughl)
it in water.
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“ Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
“ Proved Safe {by Millions"
“Bayer Cross”
on Tablets.
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. in a pill box! Always
i insist upon the genuine
For Pain
Neuraigia
Earache
Toothache
Colds
Grippe
Rheumatism
Lame Back
Neuritis
. tains proper dosage. Look for the
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Ask ltll “Bayer tablets oi lsplttn"——Gatttttmi
Boxoo of 12 ubleto—Bottlel of zl—Botttu"ot too—At» equal-n.
W in the trade wk of Bayer moot-eta" of Housman-dam of w
in some circles eveniua dresses elab-
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seen
etcry day is a [heii’ of satin coionials
rust can be removed
kn ow» may were“
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of accidental dca‘lt in the case of lien l
nis l. Sullivan. “ho was fatally inn
jttrrd in a utotorcyic collision with a
t-loararlt pole in Fab-field last Thurs!
Sullitnu was ridinz in a side cari
day.
ph .‘l I
of a n-otmcycle of which Jose
Herman was the driver,
l-‘alco Rocco. armth in the city}
court in "rid““pm‘ “”3 "wk "harsedlprrdlctcd a rise of nine. feet about nor
with stralink an automobile from:
Philadelphia physician. was held in
‘sme for that on Saturday. He was
arrested while trying to sell the
machine.
Rm. Norman J. Squires. pastoi o‘m'
etitus of llH' \\'est Haven Conn-exa-
lional church tiled this Week in his
scvcnvv riclt'lt yt-ar. lie was born at
Good Ground I. I. went to sea. was
graduated front “Wu-luau university-
uttet '
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. (lt‘cklitlu to enter the ministry,
:1 pastor at Mam ltcstcr. N. H.
' The rcsianatlon of Edwin S. Gree‘
ley at .\‘m-. Haven. as a member of the .
board of trustees of the Norwich state-
.ltospttal for tho- in'~aoc has been cc.
ccpted tn- Governm- W-tlr-ntwh Tv ..
governm ita- appointed t'ormcr (2m-
et'nor Rollin S. “Viodrut'f of New ling
ven to st'tcc'md .\lr. lreeley ‘on the.
board. ltr. \\'oodrut‘f was chief execu‘.
tive of ti Hate froth 1907 to 1909.?
when Hm "I .zor Holcomb was attorney-9
general. Tl -‘ resignation of Mr. firPPs'f
lev will "it into effect June 1. and,
cx—Governov' “'oodrttt‘t' will fill the uni
expired term which ends July 1. 1921.‘
John D. l‘yscn W'ls bound mer to;
the Supreme count in Bridgeport thk‘
week under bonds for $2,500. charged:
wlth obtaining money under false pre- i
tenses in carrying for fifteen monthsf
two "false names" on the pay-roll of.
the Remington Arms (‘0. in the secret 3
service department. l‘ is alleged be ob-:
tained $4.447. . ,
A requisition has been made by Gov-
enror Holcomb on the governor of
. New York state for the extradition of
Peter Themaiis who is wanted in the
town of Orange for robbery. alleged to '
l have been committed April 22 and who
tin now under arrest in New York.;
Policeman Burns has been authorized
to go to New York for tht' prisoner. ‘=
An ordinance adopted by New HI-
Vcn aldermen to pt'ohille‘lhe carrying;
in street parades of a red flag as tut-
lnsignia of organization ngains: the'
l prescribed form of government will be-g
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THE SUMMER FASHION BOOK rd
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS for ("Chi
NOW ON SALE
James Donnelly __
T‘».~.:n~t..i.l.‘ \' ‘
issued. to“ boat -.. -1
~"""T" "’ ’ *4 llill \\.l.. tilt gl.tv\t
CONNECTICUT RIVER ls tttn'o;bo..-. .1
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OVERFLOWING ITS BANKS ;' “5:" i
u‘u'i'li it ‘1 " ti"
ill'llLL. bu.’ \vn. .
Rainfall of 3.5 lnchco Reported at ital.- r t:- Lot-wit
Springfield—Flood Warning: a: ital)"; l" :H ‘m; .
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fifimorid‘ - _ ‘. l‘:~ l‘lnt‘t *- Hi IItlI'.‘
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Rainfall of 3,5 iltclits in the la» .‘.-i “ppm.“ “ha: H, .t,
hours here has so!" lhv t'c'mm-titttl 3.. inns -‘:- ltltll‘ ‘
rivt-r live feet above st-asonttl normal "l‘vlii'l'l' 1" “'i‘” It \‘
and Ibo- water “as rising iivc int-hos "DH‘ ____ - __‘
an hour yc-stn-rday afternoon. Trolley c~ AGO CHAR" , .C r
service wrist of this city was cut off "“3 B N' DEAD ‘ ' '
by high water in the Wes-trivia river. _-'
P‘OOd warnings from [lili‘lful‘lL “Gilli. xnvy ll.‘.\l':.\' 3L1". : .
Macon. ‘or litu'cn )t‘fl'.” “l
me]. the ”tum r‘ta'v Hoard H‘ 'l
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EDWARD a. BAKER AGAIN $9.“ Jim ‘“-‘
CAPTURED AFTER ESCAPE \VOOtlhurv' “up” .
Roits and bars appear to have no ' ‘
torren- for iS~yenrold Edward B. Bak- . .' .
er. whose parents are said to live in Major v. 'l“-IW >1’""“"'
Stratford. and who was again ne- \‘ctcmn.
arrested Tuesday uric? a third success- Grand .\
ful attempt to escape from the pottcc. niehi :t’ :3
Baker escaped froth the county Jail a. Skinm r.
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