"’ ed Recipes
PMS 12-.
Helpful HE}:
‘—
Fashion Points;
AA Aim";
Cocoanut Cakes.
mar beat it until it
nutmeg. on sheets
itch apart; when the paper is ful
‘lt on a baking tin,
-h, they are done:
Cream Cakes.
. at butier. Add
once and beat vigorously.
'nllx'tnre forms in a ball
the, fire and break in four eggs
1: adding each can.
. ' When cold split and fill.
cold with ya teaspoonful
Baked Salmon.
butter, one large onion run through
3:“ tsalt and peppee’i'o taste.
.. cool.
Shier of salmon. then layer of dres-
’ and so on until all is used, and.
fthinir. a thick layer of rolled
‘er crumbs. Bake one-half hour.
“AN l8 REAPPOI NTED
5’ I
5;.‘onllce as Superintendent.
of the department
3’. Eugen has just completed six-
years of continuous service as
ntendent. Beginning .luly 1 his
will be $4,000; increased from
HER} TAKES LEGAL
ACTION TO HOLD PLACE
case of Miss Adeline B. Sey-
ot education yesterday.
John A. Cornell Jr has
.- as Miss
7 dt‘was through his notification that
guard first learned that surh ac-z
flu to be taken The board
_ that there are no grounds what
‘ in which to base action.
At tor‘
.. a cocoanut in pieces and lay
. cultivator; then cut oil the dark
then add to it a teaspoon
, extract. and gradually as
.md cocoanut as will make it
u can be stirred easily with
: by it in heaps, the size of a.
of white
place them the distance of half
set them in a
oven; when they begin to look
let them re-
' on the paper until nearly cold.
flake them of! with a thin bladed
fill together 1 cup or water and 55
cup of flour ,8.“
When
(and
Jet: from the saucepan remave
t a time, heating for two minutes
the mixture while still warm
(Is on a buttered pan and
3‘9 about 30‘minutes in a moderate
filling: Mix 3-! of a cup of sugar.
0!
Gite pint milk. two eggs, small piece
*per, two or three tablespoons of
Cook
1H3; when done remove from stove
Take a baking dish, put in
HEAD OF STATE POLICE
W".Bompieted 16' Years Continuous
WTFORD, Jul”. —The state pol
commission yesterday ie-appoint-
mas F Eagan to be superin-
for two
who failed to receive her reapv
-| .
i
,‘ A few drops of 'emon juice makes
cake frosting \
grate the’white meat on a'
grater: put the whites of 4 The large holes
with half a pound (:7 powdered
is light powder.
lPotatoes (M
be dried.
‘1 ‘oes every day.
Purees and
1""
ery white
Salt in the oxen under baking tins more useful than the pleated skirtu
will prevent scorching on the bottom. and nothing more easily made.
cake are actual pleating must be done by pro—3
probably due to an excess of baking iession'al hands, but then it is only'
in the
Condensed milk will help sttretch néto accompany it.
small amount of salad dressing.
in balls
cooked in broth.
All superfluous celery leaves should; blue shantung silk could be worn with
A child should eat two or three pota-x crepon or with
Biscuits are lighter when started inf or. for the afternoon, of georgette.
a very hot oven.
.., $0.. I
adapted to luncheon.
Prunes stuffed 'with. marshmallows cordeon and
-. make a good dessert.
Beans baked
with
savory and excellent.
A good soup
tomato without
gar water a few
once a week.
for it has more
are, cheaper tha
Dates are yew nutritious.
is made of lamb sl.‘
thickening.
A tough piece of meat may be made on new dresses and tailored suits from
tender if allowed to lie in strong VlXIE'. Paris.
minutes.
A broom will last twice as long and; belts varies from three-quarters 0’ an
:1va better if soaked in boiling suds. inch to an inch.
Gingerbread is better baked in sew; beauty and fascination are only con-
eral layer cake tins than in one sheetfl
crisp crust that w.38y
They
n raisins and can be
the colfee pot swoet"
9"" 0' flour and 2 eggs“ Pour on :ubhtituled for this fruit.
‘ 1 pint of hot milk and cook in
. , You can keep
boiler for ten minutes. Flavor
if you boil a little borax solution in it.-‘
ay mice a week, for about fifteen
minutes.‘
if there are fly specs on the gilt
"rames rub them
They will imme
there
onion.
them.
Tie a piece 0
will remain no oror from
zbmh mh mhmhn:
with a piece of rmlnn
d'lately disappear and
the
limlu’l
f beeswax to .l f‘lrill‘l
and on ironing days rub the irons over
this. They will
very smoothly.
if you wash y
keep clean and iron
our hands in vinegar
or lemon juice immediately after hav—
ing them in
A little lemon
banana
or apple
keep the fruit fr
it is served.
it you‘ue slo
ales youcan he
soapsuds
will
sprinkled over
fruit salad will
om darkening before
they not
juice
‘ in
ring any woolen arti-
ep out the moths by
'aprinkling a little turpentine into the
Do not use soa
walls. You will
by dissolving tw
two quarts of w
teaspooniul of ammonia
limit-s or drawers ever;-
three months.
p for Wasliinz palilivil
have better success
0 ounces of borax in
ater and adding one
Use half of
this to a pail of water.
i To keep a fur
:shake it briskly i
week. Hanging
:llCll) still more.
pie a delicious
been, ~piinkled met the amles
Seymoui' s lawyer i' cooked with the apple sauce will arsortment. both in shapes and mate- December 25 1918
impime this
coat soft and glossy
n the open air once a
it on the line and
STRATFORD. July 8.4.9ng action leating it “ell with a light stick will
be not throw away the lemon rind.
eat for service during the com} Dry it in the oven, then grate it and
is not feared in the least acJ keep it in an air tight tin.
to statements issued by the used for flavoring.
It can be
it gives the apple,
if a
flavor . little is.
A little of}
———-———— i
Rabbits need not only green feed, i
but a solid
cull iy at present,
milk and watei.
E
staple meal every day—‘ in demand
preferably of grain—but that is a dlmv‘.
bread may be sub-
fi stituted, with a little bran or oatmeal l
are very nico: the skirt. often of a different color.
azie best kerchiefs with gay butterflies.
sausage are .
Pleated Skim. ’
' There is nothing more becoming art
I
i
i
- l
i
The,
' necessary to run up the skirt or tunic
The latest thing is
material from
A
Estraight semi-fitted coat of Chinese
“a
‘.the coat of a different
la pleated skirt. of black serge or
the same skirt one
{might wear a coat madepf thin silk
i Apretty {ad is to embroider hand-
Flutings take precedence over so
side pleating for both
gflouncings and entire skirts.
Chinese influence is still strong. in
idesign, in color of embroiderle‘s and in
‘cut of coatumes.
Leather belts figure to some extent “I“
i The average width 0! the leather
3 it is the day of linings and their
' Daily Fashion
."
A srummm ROCK AND SMART
CAPE
Eternal simplicity is the price of
smart dressing and it is not better
exemplified than In the frock to the
The panel back and front are
connected as far as the waistline. I
trimming of black velvet buttons em-
phasizing the new idea in treatment.
Flare sleeves (all over cuffs of white
chiffon cloth to match the collar. Me
dium
yards Chilton cloth and 4 yards 48-
inch check material. ‘
also requires three-quarter
u r- .13 AD
Mr: Wild—his théi‘herewuhilbit’ he’s no fro—niiéd‘finlhéier.
M -t' - M
MRS. SCHOONMAKER WILL l
LECTURE lN NEW HAMPSHlREg
l
_.._—- l
Mrs. Nancy M. Schoonmaker. execu-
tive secretary of the Citizenship lite-i
partment of the Connecticut Womsni
Sum-age Association. leaves Hartford
today for Durham’s . .H. where she;
will be one of the principal lecturers.5
at the school for citizenship to be
conducted throughout this week at the 3
New Hampshire state college. ‘
The school has been arranged and;
.will be conducted under the direction
3of the New Hampshire Equal Suflnge
Association The week's course is di-‘
vided into three departments. citizen»:
ship. political policies. and recon-.
strucllon problems. i
The citizenship courses will be built
up around Mrs. Schoonmsker’s lect-
tures on. The Machinery of Govern-
ment which she has been g'hlug=
‘througbout Connecticut during the
past year.
The citizenship faculty includes such
distinguished lectures is Dr. Ernest
C. Hopkins, president of Dartmouth
College. Dr. Ralph D. Hetzel, presi-
. dent of New Hampshire college. Prof.’
D. C. Babcock. New Hampshire 001-;
loge. Mrs. Ellis Meredith. Colorado“
Mrs. Anna Tillinghnst, Masachusettsfi
Mrs. Helen Rand Thayer. Portsmouth.i
Miss Edna W'right. New York. and
hiaior )iurchic. Concord. N. H. f
fut l '
Gingham Frock
is an t 111
feature .2 7'.
Summer lipid,
and lltAklit-ttt _
1%
side of l’izmlai
Review t .a' .2. h
an adm3.l 7w L
" lection of may
models Mimi.
l‘c
JULY
Pictorial
Review
James Donnelly
~‘~_.__
NOW ON SALE 9
CLAIM! PAY FOR NURSING.
Black velvet or any of the fur The names of Dwight Hall Dover.‘ . oboe been out m in», um
trolled by your taste—and money bag- 3.“:1333; “1'0: medtefiom: Alexander Nut-chic. Concord. dohn B. Budget Heminchey 0‘ “ 9mm" five years.
To wear with pretty shoes of white of the cape. pictured at“ the right. Jameson. Concord and mum- Frank “y. she h entitled to ‘50? from the _.__,_A..---_ '* A
~. w . a It '3 trimmed With kets ‘nd lined Q estate of the It“? John J. “11rd of lht’ ADAM’S SATISFACT |UN
8‘“ "-"'*‘ 5"“ “OCH“? “"1 open M Knox representatives of the National . . ,
\vog'lr dunks. Tiny bits of blacb pm- with White “tin- The can." ‘nd '" G De fl Women’s “me pllce. The administrator.‘ Adam “'3.“ hlll‘\'|'}lllt‘ ‘il- t.."l
‘ . - . . . mull are °t nutria. Medium 5‘" Repub can ‘“ moors c Thomas J. “'ard. refused the claim.lhe was called upon ... -. ~ H»
z”“”'-"r-‘ 5”" ”‘9 “‘9“ ““3” ‘0“Ch- ails for 3% yards winch velvet. lCommittees will also present their hi h f H . . , a ll d .- h . - -_ .
3.... “arms: mm: 3.... 3...... 3.53.: :2”: .. .’ "
3 .~ ‘ s. .\ , s ' - ‘ ' ‘ . 3 ‘4 3
3:31“: .zufisfown, 33:311.:ng with em bun“ mm 2‘ ”a“ Rmnumm.mn Pmmmms gm be ‘° 'h“ mmmon pleas murl- Th9 l"‘“- ”M“ “’W“ “"i 2“ i’“
. _ . Second ”“9“ Cops N“ 7337: .deslt with by Mrs. Prank ' treter. plaintid’ says she went to work for the in lht‘ Mllllll." “i in! .\ "=1‘ 5
‘ 4'“ prominent. Sizes. small. mediums“ lift.- Price. lt‘oncord. Dr. C. S. Hanscom. Ports- . .
'l‘vo interesting notes are apparent 25 cents. fmouth. Mrs. Myra R Lord. Muss» late M" Ward ‘“ January; 193". and! THE VEST THaT w E' 5
:n the new Paris gowns. One is the; 8-5 :chusetts. Mr. H. N. Spsulding. Roomm- remained until April 19]" hm) de‘ Thrl't‘ i~ nllh mo 2- i ' a
groin .. use of lace: the other is cur. SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. 4,, N H clams "I." is ' balance due from ”"3 much worth and 1‘22»: ‘ ' “ “
pitulnenl oi graceful draperies, on the ._——.___. The prospects of the school ibr cilia latter date of $284 with interest. John Oliver. ilm ,.,._ R F I, - .,.'
order of the Greek. on evening gowns. Called for Wedneoday Evening—sob! unshlp contains m“ statement of the' 3- “3rd died February 7. 1918. S. (‘.. “fl“. "i‘nl:~_x'~ “W, _ ._.
Silver cloth gndorange mom‘seline jecu Are Road. and School infirm,” of u“, “hoop l W“— .55 just. fine, I imp it all '7 . n
combine" make a most striking even- Property. “in view of the “Didi! approaching WIFE INSANE, SEEK DIVORCE. may family and do no’ "V’l' W - "l
ing gnu: The sclctlmen of “'e‘slport called a time when New Hampshire Women. mi Vl'illiam Collier of Rethel haswihou in as long as l ..-u ~ '-
An ot’i'u'ive overblouse is made of special town mew-ting for \l’ednesdsy common with all the women of Amerl- brought suit for divorce against “'3 l‘qilivvpg hair g;.~\-.~,~_ ;.-.;~ vim
.lapaneer' hl'vtl‘ad". vwning in tho town ball. when the a will be admitted to full cnilengh'p. wire, Julia Benig Collier, now in the voids. many and lmm- l» n’. .r l“
(‘harming MOUH'S are made 0f 38' matter of voting upon the BDDI‘OPNa this school gs planned in the hope that Middletown State Insane hospital. He by cmmin: the int‘lmiu ti. " '="
ured pongee. lion for state toads will be brought up women from all nations of the state says she is. lncurably insane and he Lin-cs: with u wmh'nc. hmlm; H...
Dark blue coats of pale cloth and for discussion and it is expected will come together for s 3110” lnten wants a decree of separation on that lion oi :imwnir-d. pm‘v lumuh .~
serviceable linings of the same shade there will be much said and perhaps a“, period during which the dung, ground. They were married Apiil vines. «‘nnmxns no arm“ '“
of satin are ideal for all kinds of money voted At least there should responsibflmes and pflvne‘" of citi 25 1909. The husband says. the wife like it.
lravcl. be. Another important part of the call zenship may be studied serious to thel =_ ' ~ _
Many smart suits Show the waist- is the disposal of sevrnl of the locallend that their entrance into political _“ l. ' ‘ —"“——"‘ -._ w “W“ Vfi H
rout design carried out on the sides school houses. .life may not aimplv increase the num-a 3
and back of the jacket. —————--——————-— ber of v ‘93 n ‘
\‘l'liite linen blouses are elaborately COMMlTTED TO HOME. politic at) “Hz. t:;s:::c:‘2:h:“?:;§: THE BET ”m You HAVE EVER TRIED
trimmed with lrish lace and hand em- -————- V gent asset -- _ _
broidery. Three Saugatuck Children Now in the ”mm—
.lapanese silk crepe underwear is County louitutlon. . APOLOGV
hull) popular and useful. it laundrles Judge llradley 0‘ ”'9 “'9‘“er pro-' .
'lwmmyp is good to look 3,. and mm bate court last week committed Tony
”figme '0 wear. "and Dominick. children of John Dela-l Conjurer—#‘Now. sir, you admit that 0 Z O
Trimmings are in demand. 0n the, no. to the county home at Norwalkflhe card you have just 18km out 01'.
tricolcties and taffetas fine embroid- 3130' 50“” dimmer OLStlnley Gouoi "It! handkerchief is the queen of clubs.
cries dominate and on the dressy silks ha. The mothers 0‘ these childrentyet the card you chose “Dd securely "
and crepes there is a lavish dismay of dim recently and the fathers decided tied there—namely, m9 ace .0! spadesf In‘vi 9.th gmgtflgiiang ANOTHfilezanhfu'l
headed effects. 5 this the best thing to do with them. 1‘4 “°" produce “‘0“? this ML" “"““i to .I '
A new kind of trimming is coame‘ ’ ov°‘““‘.°"‘"s° s°”’"“"" m‘s'ak‘“ ‘; Look on the bright side of life after you have ordered a
net run with strands of white WOOL: Al CHARGES CRUELTY- l.PPPCh.'. ,3 drink of 020.
Rows of beads form the edge. This' 198’“ 3““ her husband “‘3 been 1 r; ’ ’
trimming is heavy enough to use on cruel for more than ‘ 3”“ M" Ruth3 HE WAS ALMOST pAs'f conga 3 m the m a the 90d! foam
white serge jersey and other summer Freck 0‘ Stamford ‘1“ “he“ the 5‘”: l . The 020 Company, \Vilti‘n, Conn.
sport fabrics. ,Del'lOT 00“" to grant her 8 divorce onf- . "I suflered with kidney trouble for '. _
There never has been such a varied “1'“ ground The? were ”mealthree years.” writes D. Bell. St. James. 020 dzspenscd at “19 followmg Places:
The husband ’9' 1City, Fla... "and for the past six monthsj SOUTH NORWALK NORWALK
terials of hats. Fancy hats used in “d" in Brid‘em’t' ‘ 3“" been mm" ”3‘ ”mg ‘ million-Powell 0011). Eagle Confectionery
conjunction with satin, fame geor- couldn’t stoop down and when i would ‘
gem, and other fabrics are ”ppm“, LEADING swnss AVIATOR KILLED Me do" 1 could hwy get up. I M Now England Confectioneiy Degas! a Hardwick Phat
BERN}:- J‘“, 8‘09“” Blder re- .gan taking Foley Kidney Pills andJe-g Go. DARIEN
$puted the leading 8"“ aviator. was fore I used two bottles my pains werel Frank H. MI”! .
CHEAP DISH. lkmed ”sum“ in a f‘" °’ 3000 feet loll gone." They are prompt in ac- m I Pharmacy Bridge Phat??? m
Hunters stew can be composed of near Zurich Bider who was the tion and quick to relieve backache out“ w; WES OR;
and always plenty of clean water or any ingredents which can be obtained cm“ pm" °f ”1" SW‘“ ““117: V“ De" rheumatic pains, stilt, swollen joints PW Pharmacy Allen '5 Pharmacy
conveniently.——London Globe. ’iorming acrobatic stunts preparatorflwd sore muscles. , i
to a public exhibition.
3
o CATARRH u’
More You Pay
’ c“ a the area:
MA. H.1Y'
inns and ( manna has
wondcrful results with
of. the most stubborn
discovery
1-" EVER.
have expo: imented with
fie discouraged. but try at
,g this truly marital-lo: s
no! for a free trial
. Smfilcsio‘,
‘éa-r Au. «was or
lmuev- Hm: vou
wh‘l’m
AN? 0' m5
DIECES Tucker.
You've
E N SOLVER
. Meal.
wears No seen
cows A; ruin-i
Norwalk Chronicler