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“lied Recipes ii Helpful Hlm‘s Fashion Pomfss:
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for Parsnip Chowder.
fine slices fat salt pork-.01“. in dim
Med. Drain. and into this {at pill
'1 hall! onion. choppcd. Prepare 1
5" of raw pntatocw sliced ‘é-inr‘l
~' and as much parsnip shaved as
a possible. Pour into a kctle
{at from the onion, then tho vcgc-
V In alternate layers. with bils of
or And pepper and salt. Cover with
H ~. water. Cook until the vcget-
- .‘a are tender. Then add one pint
hill and chowder crackers. and
'. '- hot.
Vol.
' Meat. Loaf.
One pound lean coupled nlvat, 1-!
”I“! cooked Clfippvrl bacon. 2 pound-
, "’ crucial-ll, 1 well beaten egg. 1 Ica-
w mace, 1-4 teaspoon pepper.
.. v1. dash of cayenne. Put the meal
1w omeat grindcr. add lite oxlu r
meats, moisten with I'll-Ilia 3
if” and season mnrt highly ii ll--u -
7 d7. Grease a shallow pan wi:h l~l-
3“ tax. put in loaf and prcss in‘n
‘lpe. adding a littlr morc lllin gmxy.
hue half an hour, or until brown all
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Sponge Pudding.
’ was Is a delicious way of llrlni! up
Vs“ brad. Spread slicvs ot‘ hl'r-al‘
Fwy with butter and then cut into
”4o- with a sharp knife. Take any
a and stew with water and sugar.
‘ -, ~. the fruit. so as to make a
“in; sweet syrup. Strain through a
. and pour hot u\’er the bread.
m into a mould or a large bowl and
i in a cold plat-c, Before serving.
Hamid. Serve “'lfh milk. crvzlm or
dart! sauce.
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Mother's Doughnuts.
' One coffee cupful sugar. two eggs.
9 coffee cupful milk (sweet), one
mini salt, two level teaspoon--
3H5 cream of tartar. one lwcl tea-
M soda, fivc teaspoonfuls meltcd
. .' wet or lard. flavor with nutmeg or
Ammo. flour to roll ouusol‘t, fry in hot
‘ F. Very light;
': 3 GRASS FOR FALSE HAIR.
.Iterial Also Converted Into Cotton
-m and Wool.
In Venice they are spinning glass
: -Wal uses. conccning it into
& cotton and glass wool pressed
2 2w oheeta or pads. says, the Popular
*7 e Monthly. Although the mm
,_W use of this product at present is
' 't inflation. we have heard the word
k.‘ the Italian makem. that it serves
" My for making artificial hair.
‘1“, perukes. doll's hair. Santa Claus
”and other hirsute adornments.
The process .of manufacture are sim-
Bolld glass rods, made of pure
,.. « soda that contains no adul-
or lead or other metal, are
II! blowpipe. A bicycle wheel.
_. the tire. winds up the threads.
the threads are sufficiently flne
wits product is now marketed in.
w lorms~glass cotton. glass wool]
” haheeis about one-half inch thick:
much resembles white felt pads. In
last form mentioned it may be
to make separators for accumu-
m of electricity.
HAD AN ALIBI. ‘
‘ party of tourists were discussing
' ,IDnrwlnlan theory, and one ~ of
» 5 ' ' turning to the guide, said: "And,
fit. my friend. do you think of
nastier?"
”all. sir." said the guide, “you
may hav» come from apcs.
'3“ for me to contradict you.
no for me. i can say that my
.. came from “'ales."
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:‘DON’T LET l+ LlNGER
' him or her in a u'nakened state 3.
«Iowa! off sickness and dis-l
WGI'Nard. HS Fillmore St...
'70:!!!" viiites: "l was suf-f
”‘31: a dry. hacking Cough and:
3: mHhrSl. but since taking
flame? and Tar I have been re-
. 94h soothes, heals, and cures
just the size of.plale.
'1”! and flufl out like wool. .,
Hot Salt.
If a hot-water bottle tears or halts}
and you cannot or do not carc to buy
another illllllediatn’ly, put a piece of
adhesive tape over the break and sub-
slil‘lle hot salt. instead of hot water,
i:...uninz as usual. \\'rap the bag in a
lthl l. and i: will hold heat for several
hours.
\\’hcn you ill‘t' through with it, do
not. throw tllv salt away. but leave it
in the has, and on future occasions“
you will nct-d only to pour the salt out
into pan and heat it, using Illv same.
supply reeplltedly. .
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sewing Room Helps. :
\Vhen putting snap rash-nor; on‘
clothing. first .«w on all tho- balls or
humps. ILH-ll : :arln-n‘
lnz'l-lllcr in propcr‘ liliil‘o‘, and prcss
\\:?l‘. but iron. and thc impression will‘
show where other part l.‘ to bv $4 wcll.:
An other ll‘il'lllOll is to rub a plum of;
white chalk on tho comer of ball. the-n:
lay parts togctho r. pl'c—‘s hard and it
will lcavc a tiny whilc Spill. where.
Ihe other will is to be SQ'VFPd.
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To Keep Juice in Pier. 1
Roll out crust and with scissors cut,I
it about onehalf inch larrpr than the
circumference of your plate. Whl-nl
pic is ready for the top crust, cut that;
Now told over
the bottom crust on to top crust pros-i
sing down firmly and dent with fork:
Jllil-c cannot run out.
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Draining Dishes. 2
A wire draining basket can be util-f
ized to hold lhc dishes alto-r lhl‘)’ huvc?
hl-cn linscd in but \vatclh—ihixtn save
wiping them. I
A Bathroom Comfort.
“'arm towels add a great comfort in
the bathroom, and may be secured by,
having a towel rack madc- of pipe con-,
ncctcd with a heating system. |
Testing Eggs.
To testeizgs. put them in water. A
fresh egg will sink, a bad cg: will
float on the surface.
Sour Milk Substitute.
As a substitute for sour milk use a
tablespoonful of vinegar to a cup of
water. then use same as sour milk.
Wash Hosiery Before Wearing.
Stockings and socks, after being
soaked in warm water for two hours
and lht-n dried before being worn, will
last twice as long.
To Whiten Floors.
spoonfuls of paraffin to the hot soapy
water used tor washing a floor.
Sweet Potatoes.
'ed skirt section is one of the many at.-
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SEWING WEEK FOR I
I THE HOME-DRESSMAKER
Now Is the Time to - Prepare for the
Summer Days.
That April showers bring M35" flow-
ers. is merely another way of savimt.
now is the time to prepare tor the.
ph-asant days that will soon follow:
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'Busy women realize this and alsol
realize that it would not be as pleas-f
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ant to work then as now. So Idle fln-:
gers begin to fly and the dainty mate.I
rials soon take definite form. l
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The Bathing Suit and the Panel 3
One of the first thoughts is of the;
it is;
one is,
beach and the beach costumc.
oi mtimate importance that
quite as Well dressed at the beach all
at any more formal occasion. And the,
new designs are (-vcrythlng thu: om-
could dcsirc in smarlncss and slylc.
Daring Colors Used.
The suit shown here with the check-
traclive models that are being shown
this season. The waist FPCUUH is alm~
ple in style and the collar and cuffs
arc trimmed with tho samP checked
material. The gathered bloomers.
made of tho sumo malt-rial as thc
in: young matron should attempt it.
on bathing suits.
both a back and front panel.
In this dealgn the bloom-
chct polalova' fill a vlcry real want‘em show also a tiny bit. indeed. very
in sugarless dinners—they can be used
I
To prevent toughness-1, sponge or
than when milk is used.’
Parson—Johnson, you hadn't ough-
fter swiped dat chicken. ‘cause de deb- of ‘anything;
hi1 sent. it just to tempt. you, he did.
Johnson—well. huh. den (19 debbil
sbo' lost his .chickenr-Boys‘ Life.
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etablcs. . fies showing beneath .
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Hot Water to Mix Cake. I
-iew suits of this season are without
DECIMATING.
Originally. decimation was a mill-.balance the waste of the meat
soldiers
liar use today. declmatlon means.
the dcstruction of a large proportion
as the
’dccimated the population." or “the.
IPrussian guards were decimated at;
1 Verdun." 4 ,
my men! today.
planning I0 use my dozen eggs for
lhrce meals"
“Why, I never thought of buying II
. dozen eggs instead of meat. it seems’
f0" Pi?” and puddings, as “'9“ as veg- these pretty bllfi of gathers and ruf-' so extravaKlllU’
"It. really isn't extravagant.
l the eggs are large. a dozen will weigh,
iabout 23 oz. and the shells just abom’wrltlmr your name and address clearly
in You will receive in return a trial pack-
om‘loge containing Foley's Honcy and Tor
coughs. colds
“Hemp; Foley Kidney Pills for pain in
sides and back; rheumatism. backache.
y and bladder ailments: and Fol-,7
thartlc Tablets, a wholesome und‘;
”the" cakes should always be “I’d"! tary punishment of the Romans, whozcooklng. etc. and in food value y
with hot water. The texture and color: dcalt with large bodies of
‘0' cake mixed “'llll “Riel. l3 lighter prisoners or mutinoug
{executing one man in ten.
rebels.',getting just about one and a
by; times as much in the dozen eggs
1,, popu-lyoll are in the pound of meat.
‘Well. you've almost convinced n‘fisudle
ll would be a good thing to do but 07C!
"epidemic has- “st I want to hear what you‘re gnlnzfthoroushly cleansing cathartic, for}
to do with that dozen eggs.”
“1 planned my meals an. morning and sluggish bowels.—Stllleon—Poweu
breakfast," l
after
A DOZEN EGGS.
"Fifty cents is all I can spare for
\Vhat shall I buy"
askcd Mrs. “‘llson of her friend Mrs.
Lee. as they were starting to market
one April morning.
"Well. you can buy a
round steak and that will be cnuuzh
, , , for the main dish fur dinner. or sup- .
waist. show bcnvuih thosklrl and give l‘l‘f'. em." scrvcd "5 Hamburg “wk I
a chic appearance to the cntll-l- .511“. or In a stcw with vegn-tables “r as a;
(fare should be taken when wcarlng a beef loaf with tomato sauce. Therel
still a4 cxtremc in color as this, and“ no bone and very little waste and!
"my ”‘9 young girl or perfectly cham'lyou‘re going to get as much for your
.investment In meat as you can expect
l’ano-ls havc even found themselvesinowid‘ya' but- all you've got is ills!
it seems that 'heyplaln meat.
law an indispensable feature of every mp“ at all today.
To whiten floors add two table- costume. The model shown boastsoflom. (1‘10" eggs. They are just fifty; ‘cnrrots and peas tl‘our eggs),
The cents this morning. and instead of one '
lfmnt one is held down by the belt at‘ dish. all eaten up at one meal. I'm
lthe waistline while the. back panel
.fllcs loose.
I'm not
HOOKS ms rm: mum
Full of the inspiration of spring
are the thrcc little flocks pictured
here. the ilrst being in violet chun-
bray with simple embroidery on the
Empire waist worked in brown and
violet. The sl'irt is gathered to the
waist until-r a narrow belt of self-
material and trimmed with fancy
pockets. Medium size rcquircs 3
yards 35~inch material.
The very young lady In the. cen-
ter wears a dress of dark blue crash
with belt and collar of deep green.
There is a suspicion of green on tho
tufts which linish the turn-balk culls.
The color scheme departs from all
accepted standards when yellow vel-
vet ribbon is selected for the bow of.
merger): For average size one ro-
qu.res 4 yards RG-lnCh crash. with
._‘- 4 yard contrasting material.
Demure yet thoroughly conscious
of her SR}? rt appearance is the mail!
with the coat of sports ntin. it. in
in dark blue with trimmings of self-
matcrlnl and green stitching on the
collar, sleeves and pockets. Three
yards 40 inches wide are needed for
medium size.
First. Model:
Dress No. 7940.
Pictorial Review
Shot. 6 to 14 years.
Price. 20 cents.
Second Model: Dru No. 7060.
Sizes. 6 to 14 yarn. Price. 20 cento.
Third load: Coot No. 8028.
Sizes. 8 to 8 years. Price. 20 cents.
tomorrow.
pound of
Dishes marked
thale .\l :lrgarct
have.
Breakfast
gonlg to buy”, )_
I'm going to buy; Dinner“
"and this is what the f
You see I've uscd fruit nn‘llcst activities of the
and veg-ables. and plenty of milk truly um- and flourish is
tor ”“3"“: pherl whose elements are l'ecpoct for
meals 5° that "‘9" will be very “me pcrsonal qualities and trust in ”In pow.
"Wble ‘0 PN‘WW- ”'6 5h“ “'m 5" er of truth.»Phillip Brooks.
what. she ought to have to eat.
my menus here and you can lok them
over in tho trolley." -
This: is what Mrs. Wilson road:
Meals For Tuesday.
(Pour Persons)
and l‘ve arranged
‘l’rulle.
Imush. chili-e. rye mumps. ‘milk (one
’I
Ill\1' yours uni.
‘oorn
Tomato jclly salad boiled dressing,‘
1 have
lm a'-
: TM- “ co be a Season of Cotton Frcvh and nowlx’ere cl" » l; L...’
. a Wide Variety of Adcrable Chi: Dr""j'lp ha a».
PICTORIAL
IH'V‘ I213
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! James
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; hall! ‘27" with
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS for JUNE
NOW ON m -
VREVIEVV
L":~‘.‘, /
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(Va-r.) ~.; \
Turns ‘7,"
l 2;: (an . ”was :. .rl urn—mic .2; my :1 I"I~~ ' -
1 Brian you «an to make you: "ummrr 171m in incl: t‘m":;ll
l THE SLIMMER FASHION BOOK and
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'l2 egg will-Lei.
'Applc snow (two whit-M,
cake (2 cggs :2 whites).
Margaret‘s Ilinner~~0ne soft egg.
and the dishes marked; ‘milk to drink
at each meal.
Supper —('om chowder. fried broad
(tun yolksl with stcwed fruit sauce;
lea.
('hil-cl's Supper—r Rico and milk:
[oar-l, stewed fruit; two conkh-s.
“They do sound good! she said
aftcr she had studied the list care.
fully. ““‘ould you mind if l copied
”will?"
"Not at All. Here vrc are at last.
and look at that sign. Aren't we
' lucky?" “Fresh Eggs, 500 a dozcn?"
0‘1up_
PLEA FOR TOLERANCE
The onlv atmosphere in which strolls:
alully will 03“ manly cnnlloversy. which is one of lhc
val'lll can
the atmos-
.ll
. Invigorating!
1.31: i Compound. lor
. constipation,
said Mrs. Wilson. Corporation.
ICUT THIS OUT IT
MONEY
Don't Miss This.
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IS WORTH 5
(‘ut out this alip.i
for ".enclose with so and mail it to Foley «2‘
‘00.. 2835 Sheffield .-\ve.. Chicago. ill...
biliousnese.
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SOUTH NORWALK
and _ Bunsen-Powell Corp.
New England Confectionery
00.
Funk EM'I ‘
Head’s Pharmacy
Olifl'ord Pharmacy
ma" l Planted Pharmncy.
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Donnelly /
Till-3 BEST DRlNli You HAVE EVER 1mm 3
‘ nnmu— i
. OZO
(‘llrrled eggs. rice border.
ONE DRINK MEANS .
stimulation:
drink of 020.
‘ Ask the man at the soda fountain. j
The 020 Company, “'iltan, (,‘mm.
020 diepensetl at the following places:
LIVING COST INCREASES.
The cast 02‘ living at llw Il': -
ccmbcl' was slightly high-:- I ' I
Novcmbcr 30, acordim.r to s. n. ».
index number covering llio glw
commodities. 0n llv-ccllzlnl l:
price of commodities slmul .‘.l
which compares with the .‘mez-
figure-.4 of 195.3. TMleet l: vorl -
pares with 197.8, the high r-H‘cm'
tabllshed last October.
the only one of thc classificamch
register an increase. moving up i'>
Sundl l‘ x ‘
Zlfifi 10 217.3. Tcxtillgw' .llr‘p-
rather sharply from “339 m 17'-
while minerals, coffee. "a and rll‘ ..r
Were fractionally lowcr.
and animal food were \lnl-linnaml r... 1
\‘1‘Lvllllw >
lh" lll‘m‘ious lnontll.——.\‘cw \‘m k 5"“
COLD STORAGE
Refrigerator ("d“s clmlml l.) u. ;~ my
machincs npl-ratvd ivy ll""‘ n..l ..
buslion engines tlllllling p- ..fl. um
furl are bcin': built for a t;- l“ .w
road. _
AN OTHER
Healthful 2
life after you have ordered a
NORWALK
Eagle Confectionery
Devine & Hardwick Ph 1‘—
mocy
DARE)!
Bridge Pharmacy
W'EBTPORT
Allen's Pharmacy
‘ ”Sophie. says "Cicero is’alwiy'sTo-nice- about her. calli lg up the office.
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TAKE THE PHONE. —
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Norwalk Chronicler