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Chocolate Pie.
in a quick oven. Prick the
prevent it rising in center.
tablespoon corn starch. 1
. yolks two eggs, 1-: square
. , 1 pint milk. cook in double
éjntil thick. “'hen the crust is
turn the cooked mixtirc into it.
file whites of two eggs, when stiff
y tablespoons powdered sugar.
lightly over pie and brown. The
- filling is very good by omitting
.' late and adding lemon or vanilla
when cooked.
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Molasses Cookies.
eggs. well beaten, 2-3 cup of
lylfteasroon salt. 1 teaspoon gin-
..heat 1 cup molasses to boiling
_ .rémove from fire and stir in 2
= unfuls soda. add to first mixture,
stir in flour to make a very stiff
‘ turn out on moulding board
knead in more flour; roll thin
abs-ave shortening. They are even
“ ’ when made. with barley flour.
vLth'e teaspoonfuls of soda should
. pod.
A
‘ Meat Loaf.
. pound round steak. 2 large pork
Put
_ be chopper; salt. pepper and
‘egg beaten into one cupful milk.
tablespoonfuls bread crumbs.
. with hot water every 15 min-
'V'Bake one hour. Serve with to-
'i _' One onion fired in three level
p00nfuls butter. one can tomato
‘ and thicken or thin as you see
--t - it. '
4 .
flndian Meal Broad.
half cup boiled meal. one pint
.; wafer. one teaspoonful salt.
:hixing spoan melted lard: and
fito above one—half cup molasses.
'yeest cake dissolved in one»half
' ukewarm water. added to preced-
‘when lukewarm. Add one quart
, and put to rise in warm place
Nnight. in morning. knead and put
~ .-. again. Bake in hot oven. I
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' ,1' CAUSES TEETH TO DECAY?
. how to prevent tooth decay.
were possible to poslthely clean
, bit of tooth~surface in your
and keep it clean. dentists agree
."yery few people would haVe de-
'- teeth.
this is impossible. hard as we
’ eoft food we rat. the number of
"we cat frofn home. where we
I” tooth brush handy. and our
l neglect and carelessness leaves
' . . of food on our teeth which de-
» .. us; acid and breeding decay
-
is “one best 3way to pr went
?' See your dentist. twice a year
110K. & R Calox. the scientific
.v‘twlce a day. .|
, C R Calox creates in combina-
- the mouth-fluids, just suill~
. ewater or "milk of limp" to
mesons mouthacids as they
ing. 3
’& R Calox also forms fresn, ac-E
' peroxide of hydrogen in tho‘
and this together with the real
~ gas which is also formed pre-
‘he activity of decay-germs.r
n is Nature's beneficial gas-—
t it the air would not sustain
f.- R Calox tastes better than
“.rifrice you ever tried—-—no1
" flavor. Being a powder it;
gvld" in a pleasing way. Try
It days and watch your teeth
. Twice a year at your dentist's
e a day with McK & R caiox
ety.-—Clifford Pharmacy, So.
Devine & Hardwick, Non
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a. deep plate with paste and'
* Friday
3 carried out.
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' Helpful Hints "
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Fashl'on Points
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f To Make a Complexion Cream. l
' Take an enameled sauce pan con-i
taining hot water. Slice into it three
or four goo-irked cucumbers. not
peeled. Cook these slowly until they
become a soft mush. strain first
through an enameled ware Sl~‘:\'0 and
then through a fine cloth. Set aside-f
ten ounces. Take one and one-half
ounces and add me same amount of
purl: alcohol. Put this latter into ,a
glass jar and add onenuarter Of an
ounce of powdered castile soap. Screw
on the cover of the jar and shake
iial'd until the soap is dissolved. Then,
add the rest of the cucumber juice and
drake again. Pour this mixture in a
shallow enamr" ' ran and all.
little by little. five ounces of oil of
swcet almonds. and two thirds of a
dram of tincture of benzoin. These‘
must be stirred in. very thoroughly.
Use only an enameled ware or solid
silver spoon. Bottle in small bottles
and keep in a dark. cool place. Use
this mixture freely. it will do more
than remove tan_ it will improve the
texture of the skin.
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Do Not Waste Small Potato“.
Here are two ways to use up small
potatoes: ' .’
Boil the amount needed with the
skins on and when they are done put
through a potato floor. The skins will
stay in the floor and'thc potatoes will~
go through. Season as you do for
mashed potatoes. These potatoes are
cheap anti save a busy woman much
-ilile in preparing.
The small ones. even those as small
'92; a waldut. may be used as follows;
Peel wash and dry: have a kettle of
lard ready (as hot as you would to fry
doughnuts) and put them in. fry'ilntil
golden brown; then take them out
with a skimmer; salt and they are
ready to serve. Very nice for dinnbr
r supper.
French Knots.
Trench knots give an excellent imie
fation of beadwork. In making knots
'or this purpose make them larger. by
putting the thread over two or three
times.
The secret. in making French knots
‘s to use a nectilv- large enough to slip
easily through lht.‘ knot. This pre-
H‘nt‘s the “broken" look.
quleintsh a
Baked Apples.
Peel core and quarter enough apples
10 till bean pot. Add spice and sugar.
small quantity oi water. Cover and
Lake slowly. They will taste and look
like quincctt.
Scars very often disappear gradual
ly as time elapses by themselves. Mas-
saging them with oils, of various
kinds. perfumed oils. cocoa butter and
.lllP like very often helps.
if it is a large scar, a thin skin graft
may help it. but as a rule scars grad-
CHOIR BOYS. HOME.
IlANBURY. Aug. 4.~—'.‘he choir boys
of St. James” church, tanned and sun-
httrned from their ten days' outing
at the S‘tt‘l‘l’. returned to Danbury Fri-
day fllL'lll. accompanied by their direct-
or, Nelson Brett and the Rev. A. C.
Coburn. The boys, who have been in
camp at (‘ompo beach. where they
spent a jolly vacation. broke camp
afternoon and after seeing
their paraphernalia loaded on a truck
and started on its way for home, fol-
lowed in automobiles. arriving in this
city early in the eveninc.
The boys l't'-p02‘t the "best time
ever" and it was with reiuctance that
they bade farewell to scene _of
their recent pleasures ar-d the Joys of
the seashore. to again resume their
less eventful life in town. They-were
a merry crowd when they arrived in
town. however. and are already for?
ward to a similar outing next year.
Last Thursday was devoted to field
and water Epor‘ an interesting pro-.
gram or (vents w. ‘c‘n was successfully.
Firs? place in the final
we"; was won by
second place by
and third by
<lhp
summing up
Charles Cummings.
Charles Sturdevant
Mason Turner.
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FOOD PRICES LQQEB. m, . W,
CHICACOTA'J'; 4—Grain and_ pro-
. visions dropped heavily today in value.
Selling was on a -.large* scale. In:
fluenced chiefly by the widespread agi-
Wit. mam:
on the El’llrS day and night until mil-
dew disappears.
physicians who
that Mrs. Carl Green of lieaveer Brook.
the effect that the
lllil‘l)’ been a patient
:txylum in Middletown. as corrobation
of their testimony. Coroner .lohn J..dwm95 that alien widows
day and received a wealth of
mony relative to the woman’s condtg
lion and actions.
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Blouse Fashions.
The tendency to elongate the front;
part of the blouse until it is almost
like a small apron is. one of the ill-l
teresting- style details this season.'
This is a curious notion. but one that:
is tremendously popular at present. i
A charming blouse of Georgette
crepe, for instance. may be split at in-l
tervals to show an.’ underblouse on}
which is embroidered designs in bright!
red heads. ,1
Some unusual insists of rare Japan—t
ese metallic ribbons have been:
fashioned of a combination of the rib-
bon and heavy black silk net. The rib-'
bon is so handsome in itself. so beauti-‘
ful in color and design. that no furthert
nerd for ornamentation presents itself”
Of course this sort of blouse is suit-f
able only for elaborate occasions. it!
would be out of place elsewhere. f
The dark and sombre blouse pro-i
dominates. though it is relieved with.
headings in brilliant effects. such as:
have been described. and it cannot in.
any sense he called dull. The intro-1
tiurtion of burnished gold or silver or.
V'oiher metal tissue also adds to the
lighter effect and lo the richness of
the newest blouses.
To Suppfant Sweater.
The short Cape is a joy as well as a
thin: of beauty and will perhaps sup—
plant sweater or sport coat. as it is
made up in wool jersey and the fair:
rics med for sport suits. is just hip
ll “gill. appears in the most vivid col-
ors. «at-l: as italian green, British red
hr u" and bright yr-llow. The vestee
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.. .‘ :5 iv t- om ani . the ca he is .
‘3‘ ..‘ “3]; a c p "K ' (lt‘lllli‘fll of two cops: on each of the
.. xvn: e. wrth three large brass but- “In... wads leading m Jewe“. City.
.«us. mad the gay little affair is most :‘.l 0: ill" Bergen Point ferry to Staten
first: ‘worn with white tricolette. hlflnd . .
- littxvt-tn tone p. m. and MK a. m..
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moi jersey or serge skirts.
To Remove Mildew.
Lay “fixture on both sides and let lie
05in Thought.
\Vind putts up empty bladders; opin-
ions. iools.——Socrates.
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DANBURY WOMAN WHO
MURDERED CHILD, INSANE-
Acccptinc the statement of three
lf'.»llfi“d before him
llanbury. who drowned hei three year
'd child in a bath tub several days
mm, is insane. and with evidence to
woman has tor-
in the insane
lag in the matter in Pan‘ou:y yester-
testi-
men 0nd women in middle
they fear oncoming old age when it is . equipped and ready to safeguard its.
interests. there is no need for the na—
only the kidneys that are at
tlonal guard.
Foley's Kidney Pills assist Nature to
restore a sound. healthy condition and.
to banish backache.
quiny Mich. writes:
Pills make me feel like 0 new man.
Recommended also for bladder trou‘gco’mpanies of c, A. C. were awarded
ble.——Stillson-Powell Corporation.
L . go “to lit-aces! .
pork” 11.25 5:7?ng .. 2“”? “
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D , F . CONNECTICUT PATENTS. f 1} ‘—-——‘.
. > on The following WOT? issued July 22' l. Duty. cool FrOCk‘ Add Half the Joy l
A‘ 1919. List compiled by the office of! _ to Smmer ( '
’ ' , " A. M. Wooster. solicitor of patents.‘ t ‘ I
. 112:5 bion-«1331astregt.ngidgepoirt. Conn: l And here are lVKO
a r cy, ngpor.ours er. N q -\,
3 George B. Pickop, New Haven,‘ (f the P’cu’c t ‘
irl‘gase cup]; R ohhl \ H " - ricturcsquclvsash- l
,eorge . ei em. New sven . i _ .
(2). :asifler and fixing device: moth-j Cd and tolldlCd. 1
Cd and apparatus for burning com-. . ,
- bustible fluids. l . Only m .
Maximilian J. Fuchs. Stamford, mat-t T
chine for making bronze powder. I
Herbert C. Reed, Stamford, manuw .. RI
‘ factoring oxalic acid. t '
Albert T. Johnson, Stratford, car! "i
strap. _ p '
Louis W. Chism._ Plantsviile, con- i J, ,3 REVIE
.necting device. ‘ ,. i _ e' ' A
! 9 Frank Cobey. East Berlin. chuck. 1’ l . .
‘ . ‘ ‘ Trade Marks. 1 l ’ t
I Thos. R. Thompson, New Haven.‘ . ' " PAHERN l
twooden toys. _ . , l . l . L . .
‘ Daily News, Yale. New Haven, . ’ . l
: newspapers. . t
.r l .‘ffddletown Silver Co.. Middletown. ' . Will you find ,;
lsilver plated hollow ware and table
can; i are. . -' such adorably
t ’ "
BEAUTIFUL m ORIGINAL 3“,“...an H voum; - ~ youthful styles.
(Dame Fasbitgns says it is a an?” l squ m CIVIL sun.
0 lace an ere is no dissent ng ;' l
greets: 3:38;?! 22:“? '13le “angle; f (‘ourtland H. Young. publisher of AUGUST
res 80¢ ’ “Young's ma azine and Brezv Stol '.
ed on dignity ”citelhsstin.‘ There,1 is inlO “-35 ricently successfully '31:] . w-msvz PATTERNS
an over ouse t satn, wt 8. ~ . . * - ' . ii”
suspicion of a peplinn belowI the 3b} Ann Porter, 1 New lork actress. “I" “n ”"75" NOW On Sale
. for the support of her child. is made ”muumnum l
crushed girdle. and'deep turndown .the defendant in a civil action for 35.-
;gclgr loggsg‘lxlmthzi; 0:833:38? .000 according to a writ filed in the James ”My
- ‘ 0 z - Superior court this morning.
igzgih3flfif: “999 “We and 4 ”"15 Miss Mary Gaudio, the plaintiff { . .
“ " ' , _ million that on May 1. 1919. while r '
q_Pictotii6al R933" Dre“ 3]: ‘90; 'alighting from a street car in Stain-l "' —‘ ”""—" ‘
:zfi' m ‘ yun' ce, 'ford. she was struck and felled to the I TAX COMMISSIONER'S
' roadway by an automobile driven by WORK ls COMPLETED
BAYONNE ENDS moron rHEt-“rs.
Robert
safety at
new plan yesterday to frustrate .auto-
mobile thieves who lime been operat-
ing there lately with
llt- lsSUEd orders to the police for the
the policemen will require the driver
'motor car bound out of tow to show
license
quartets until he can.
be done concerning vars entering the
ltlwfl.
' in: lo Bayonne residvnt,‘~ that Director
.0: Public Safety Tulhnl objects to.
If
7 State Agent
During
Eaton, agent for the administration of
the widov‘ s”
piications.
aliens.
proved.
poned until Attorney General Healey
has given an opinion on the question
01 the law.
yesterday that if the attorney general
BOSTON.
ciined last Saturday the war depart-
men"s proposal
its in that state.
Col. \V
“'heu
3 another in
0 Maine.
Require Ownership Proof“
Two lily-one of these were ap-
e headquarters of the department of
‘the northeast. received a letter from
- Brig. Gen. G. M. Cole. adiutant general
lof Connecticut. saying that in view of
'the fact that Connecticut has an effl- genuine must be marked with the safe-
Always buy an un-
fbroken Bayer package which contains
. lproper directions to safely relievoi
, officials 0? Maine . Headache, Toothache. Earache. Neural-
llearned of Connecticut's action 3 id
. . ‘was immediately put
aces and stiffness. \V. W. n ells. Ton-_ companies of coast artillery.
"Foley's Kidneylsion is made whereby units (1
state
. Young.
All Leaving Town.
J. Talbot_ director of public
Bayonne. N. .l.. hit upon a.
great succ- 55.
the Sept-ambcr
and establish is owner-
Mix 5...» .a-Ap withpowdercd starch,‘ Ship. If he cannot do this gattsfauop degd.
. ' ‘ ilv llP will b.- hll‘lfl at police head- -3m““' 1
half as m. 'l. salt and juice of a lemon. - pupkh...‘
Xotiin 2: to
l K s View Beach.
Georg"
lot and
“‘al‘l‘anirw‘
is the theft of those belong-
(l"’ tl
AID FOR WIDOWS.
Has Approved Twenty.
One Applications. warranteo do”!
Sylvester B.
.luly Colonel Robert O.
. . . feet «in»: d.
avd law. r- ("‘lu‘h int; ap-
These included Pig.”
.. , ings. “arrantce
l-inal action has been prist-
Colonel Eaton pointed out
with de-
l’lainiiif states
had no driver's license at the
that he sounded no warning. did not
stop to allow passengers to descened'
from the car and further claims that William H. Corbin. state tax commis—
he was intoxicated at the time. ,
She alleges severe injuries. and; lached to the levy of the franchise tax
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nervous shock. attributing the blame upon miscellaneous corporations. This ~
to Young‘s condition and negligence} is the fourth year the tax has been in A STHMA‘?
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Stewart
lot and buildings.
warrant!“p deed.
fithame to Mary J.
‘iuildlncs on “’llton aVenue.I
that
The question is one for the action of operation.
it‘l'ffl.
Joseph Erdos to Andrew Nave: and!
Louis Slamev. land and buildings on
Connecticut turnpike, warrantee deed.t
‘Annfc B. Day to Jennie M. Alla. lot‘ Was Dro'wned When Steamer Went to
and buildings on Fort Point street.f
Wilson to
lda .‘l. Earlier lo Norwalk Realty &
improvement Company. lot and build-l
deed.
No rharze for admission is made in
many of the Chinese theatres. which
depend entirely on the profits from
the sale of drinks and food products?
st reet. waranfee
to Robert
Young
lime.
teched to State Franchise Tau.
.sioner, has completed the
It applies to all corpora
~tions doing business in Connecticut
.both domestic and foreign. which an
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. ;
Morris Epstein and Robert O. Ray-j
mood to T. Mundel. a lot and build.
ings on Lincoln avenue. - l
Cornelia to Emily B, Hoyt. lot on
buildings on Cottage
not otherwise taxed by the state.
One thousand eight
d; tax.” upon which corpon'tions aim. oi
'31.717.663.28 has been levied.
.tion to the above. reports
J lcehed from 2.38 corporations which!
Harbor showed either no “balance subject to
income tax" or no operations in Con
Kz,r;“..necticut. in the latter instance no
taxes whatever are imposed.
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DEATH OF ARTHUR RAY
Bottom of Atlantic.
, ‘ l GREN‘VICH. Aug. 4."—.\-€“'5 of the
. 30"“1‘” 1 death of Arthur Ray. son of John H..
R‘ any}: lmprm “"39", Company. 10‘ Ray of Greenwich, has been confirmcd.
and buildings. on \\ all street, wax-ram. by his brother. Hanlon E. Ray. ,m__
Arthur‘s thus”? to become marine en-
gineer led him to seek employment as
an oiler on a Southern steamer. “1‘
was on the steamer two days out oi
New York, when the boat sank. Only
five out of 130 survived. Ray was
among those drowned. lie was 20
DOWN MILITIA PLAN
Aug. L—Connecticut de-
for national guard
. F. Martin. militia officer at
- ~ . ‘ ed and "
guard uniform lty Bayer Cross
military
in for the six
the district. and the six
l lcylioscld.
IIJ‘FE or RILEY
“Bayer Tablets 0i
‘9
Aspirin"
Pro'.~i-;0f 12 tablets cost but a few cents at:
eciined drug stores—larger packeges also. As-
b." one 'Slal? can be transferred to‘pirin is the trade mark of Bayer OIBDW;
facture of Monoaceticadeeter of Sal-l
ELL THATI/ PAlDFO l!
l‘helan has authorized no state action. 90nd,“,l children do not come wjmm 4 years fit 4:16. and was : grandson of
"‘ "9" ”59' ”men" m" .‘f'onJ‘tthe scope of the law. their cases can u " Edvllai .Hanlon. once 5‘! notetlntneat-
amends have been made to justice ”lib? mm,“ care of under another. . BAYER CROSS 0" non pioducei. om 0 me amo,‘
rvnioval of thc woman to the Sl'lle‘ ‘ Brothers.
asylum. . . . ——/-————-—
The coroner presided at the nmr-ICONNECTICUT TURNS GENUINE ASPIR'N ASKS $10,003 FOR LOSS
OF WIFE'S AFFECTIONS
Alienation of affection is the alle-
gation made by Guiseppe Bulescl of
Stamford in his suit against Antonio
Reinelli et mi of Stamford for 810,000
filed in the Superior Court last week.
The plaintiff charges that Antonio
Rinella and his wife. the parents of,
Mrs. Burriesci. have
wrongfully advised her against her
husband and have deprived him of her
society and comradeship.
to,bo
TRANSPORT FROM BREST.
NEW’ YORK. Aug 4.-vThe
port Virginian arrived today from
I Brest with 118 officers and 3,049 men
gin. Colds and pain, Handy tin boxes 1 of the 23rd Infantry.
The 23nd ls’s part of the famous
2nd Division. made up of regular army.
marine and coast artillery troops.
Except for a few brief 113st periods.
the regiment was in action from Cha-
teau-Thierry until the signing of tbe‘
armistice.
lWilliam Cat-bin Finishes Work at
HARTNRD, Aug. 4.——The office of
work at~
hundred and
seventy-nine corporations filed reports
showing "balance subject to income
in addi-
were i'e- ,
OF GREENWICH CONFIRMSD
nicrly Private 30th Machine Gun Bat-I
tery. recently returned from ovrrscas.-
continually .
trans- .
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SEK‘T‘INE, the great discovrw:
'on ”ASTHMA, HAY FEVl'V
HRONPXHTXS and CATARliil, l. -
produced wontlcrful. results vu '..
thousands of the moat. stubbc..~
cases.
If you have experimented wt"!
other treatments and have fa.‘ d
do not be discouraged, but try .‘.l.
i‘-‘ll‘ expense this truly meritorcm
remcdy.
Fond right now for a free trial
before you forget it. Address
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At ll‘i< Watson of the year. s'ui‘ft‘ rera
from hav fever and asthma who can
mom to tram-l are seeking wild at.
health resorts. Some find it: others
do not. Hay fever and asthma vics
rims compelled to remain at. home will
find relief in Foley‘s Honey and Tar-
(Tonlpound. This standard family
remedy allays inilamation. soothes
heals raw and painful ibronchiol tubes
and helps to overcome difficulty in
breathing, making sound. refreshing
lsleep possible. Good for counts,
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