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‘ Fill a. pudding dish with whole of barlev flour ° ,. shuts in i..xl .uit.- are [0 ”51:”: bu" Paw by '3 .‘ piC‘LUI'CquL‘l} Much-
wed peaches. Pour over two cups of ' ‘lhu snug, well-ii.tcd I" pe feature '0‘ Her I) ' ‘ ll. Cd and Cullai‘cd.
.a‘ld water, cover closely. and cooa un-é . >_ b t l . ; he. past two SEAN”): says one who film \
ii] they are tender. :lien drain off the} .“jhe: lih‘kl‘Y‘g 1:000?“ 11 1‘3? 14:" ‘f; ;' knows, but JUst as every idea is im- 'Mltchell. Ind—“L din Epinkhnm’c \ - 0n]v ill
Slice and let the peaches stand until 5"" 0 He “0“ ‘f' 9" er ‘0 9"“) lproved on or nianiptiaied until the Vegem‘leCompound lePEdmesomucb .
find. Add to the juice one pint of, 11"" cocoa “0‘“ ””ng 1° 11"” “9“”‘7 sanzv effect is achie'SEd in difrexent .. duringktheftime I. / ‘1
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milk, three tablespoonfuls of melted _ . W11} S. 80 15 “113 type “'1 >499"?- . Fuzhou mg orw ‘
: Thrift in food consims largely in . _ . .. . .. , ‘0 ecomtngofmy’ , i
‘Dutter and a scant cup of flour. sifted ' g .. ' ' ' . . .I ‘ i As lll‘PVlOUSI) repox ed. the ktnio..a: ‘ little one that I am I l
With a level tablespoonful of baking usmg ”I.” ”and” that are m beamn.sleeve. Well-iitzed abrut armholes yeti ‘ reasommendmg it - ‘ .‘i L t
' Tpaw der. Beat thoroughlygpour over and 19m“: U“) luxulious alqne 'comfortable for movement. is; tithei lat-é "l fringe: {gage \ E . . ‘ 3 REVIEW l
idle peaches. and bake. nerve with D 't ll _ . ‘t .. ‘ d .. vergest outcome in suit sleeve as onsh .- mm: itJomedays \ 4. >1 - h l
unit custard or with cream. This can on a‘ow glam e “M? 'é r; 0 ‘ and sevunl of Hip hotter housas are: l I suffered with net: .. .- ..
i‘be made with canned peaches or with a hf” fire, :1“ the if“ ‘11 enlpanclng;sho“.ing it- i l {magngfullly thin i: ll PAI IERNS
fresh apples. There is no crust. The may cause tie out“ 9 to sea e. l or course, a smile . uf this klndre-S ' not. live, but Sim“, [l . . +
flatter forms a crvamy substance ‘ .. k' . J“ ‘k _ quires careful tailoring for the inner—i l taking three bottl .. -- .
through the fruit. This cobbler can C6195)”. coo ed m “um _ in.” m- tion of small underarm gussets cannot: 23f Lila? 3- Pug}; “.i“ vou filld
be eaten cold or hot. stead of “at-5r me mote nutrlmns and be adjusted without a correct knoWl-, C(filngounfi :1: en ‘ - ’
.315” 13"“? bem‘" page of the style. and therefore the N hi A iHODIBE CAPE. fire], relieved 0 such adorably
CESSN‘O’G Of Tomatoes. ' . . __ .. ’0 tie mav remain exclusive! for 0‘ ng a more fashionable “I“ 39‘3"] i3. 1 h .. S '
Oil the ca=~erole to be used Put for dishcloths, sew two nttle salt; gh l 'erchandise y , the cape just now. Asncaange from gained {in etren in _ } youthful “131(55-
in l _ ;. w' » ‘ti- .1 bags together. They will last longcr' 1.18 'C ass in ‘ ‘ ‘ f the blue lnodel one might bite and was able to g i
a ayer o ct..n. season w: 1 53 t. man ordinary ones i 7‘ — _ i this design in bisque tricotlne trim- around and do all, AU‘ :UST
mpper and add a fe w small pieces or _Q" . gin-isHlON ; $1?! “ill: battens of self-Immortal. my ltthouscgvork. 1hidywbabynsvhen 813v”;
.tntter. Add a layer of the solid art . . , . , . "l The long string bn-ll is still very e 00 an fevers are to of 1 my, men so we: pou sand c—e,
.(t canned t to g d s aspbe- Marks on paint made, by scratching popular ‘ yet gracefu. The fulness at the better than I “.9 fot.ion um... I ‘ 9 w m "“2 PATTERNS
'4' °ma ‘_“ a“ “so“ _ matches can bciremoved by rubbing ' waist is held in with a suede belt. never hndnun medicine me no . 5:"..73‘. -
.: ore. Add a thin layer of onions, with a cut lemoti'. Medium size requireg“2.1 yards 54. muchgood. — rs. PM Romans, “unguagfgbkm NOW On Sale
‘ed and sliced very thin; season; The. use of fluffy neckwear is in-
" repeat the layers.
over and cook one hour or until
onion is tender. Remove the cov-
sprinkle over the top a layer of
;cker crumbs mixed with a table-
roonfu; pf melted butter substitutes.
:‘Trown‘the crumbs. ~
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To heal dishes quickly. do no: put cleansing,
in hot oven, but let them lie for a ,
minute or two in~hot Water. . Organdie embroideries are the fa:
. — ivorites.
In cooking fruit it takes . nearly.
lwice as much sugar [0 sweeten if
added before cooking. Cook first; in favor.
then sweeten to taste. ‘ '
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brown tricotine is a favorite
suits.
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Tea and coffee stains may be taken‘ for Inflated
from white goods by soaking in gly-‘
reiine and letting stand several hours
untouched, afterward washing in soap
and water.
Gingerbread.
Gingerbread and apple sauce are
'tretty good fare and this recipe for
gingerbread is simple, cheap and good.
Mix in the order given—sifting the
airy ingredients together before adding
*i‘nem—one-fourth cupful of oleomarga-
'rine; one~half cupful suagr.. one egg.
'T‘half cupful of molasses. half cup-
:I'u 1 sour milk. two cupfuls sifted
; flour, twa teaspoonfuls ginger. one tea-
mnful cinnamon, two teaspdonfuls
Silvvr lace is still much wanted for
coming gowns.
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Ant-tilt; Palm Bunch sis»2u'?n¢;s
gofimniuuned tat via
it"vd.
An excellent salad is made of cab-
bage and beets with French dressing:
the cabbage should _be shaved and t’w
Hers thinly sliced.
bug'-
suils are
Suits made of Georgette
’ inn->- tlie sheercs‘l shown for Southern:
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are p01": I Igasin ‘35:.
inch material.
Pictorial Review Cape No. 7371.
Sizes. 32 to 4-1 inches bust. Price.
25 cents.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued Juiy :59
c '11; Ll“ compiled by the ofllce of A. M.
-“ 'lWooster. Solicitor of patents, ills
ain street, Bridgeport, Conn.
Vossler. Henry. Hartford.
an- washer.
Perkins. Frank 12., Hartford.
fining soap container.
fixture. ‘ .
lirown. Robert 8., New Britain. Met-
Scn‘
5 Mitchell, Ind.
I most im
: and chil , and man
received bv the ydin E.
Medicine . Lynn, Muss” telling 0
health restoreddurin this trying
by the use of Lydia 1-5. I inkharn‘s
table Compound.
Good health during maternity is n
rtent factor to both mother
letters have bien I
Plnkham i
dig
James Donnelly
SEEN BY STAR DWELLERS. , the whole of a body somrthinr 1r... . ,.-
"r—‘- 'sun. has an attendant plant: a...“
Event: on Earth .1; Viewed from i which there lixe inhubitamw ert'l)
For Baby Bash
fishing. chafing, actlding. all irrita-
tions and soreness” nozhing hello like
; paws i ucticealJc on first nppiic ion.
4:8: 2: the View and Cu‘ler own store;
Spaung» The Contfcrt P". u‘u Co.. Fv'tun, Mass.
Distance, :science is so developed that they tv'«<
William of Normandy is still to be‘ 5988 instrununls so powerful in;t ll - v
G .tt, .\l - . ' , ci - , ‘ ,
“3‘29 onloe Harm)” Spa ng Sykes CW" 0" seen fighting the baxon king liar-old out see not on!) the earth, ‘ltut .m.
“ e" e . l s ~s' a - ‘ ’ what or on u in this 1‘ e‘ 'u.‘
Saunders, Richard I... Hartford. 1:: cmrncniinrr) healing and (willing :for the PCNFCbJOII 0’ l‘ngland. ”H g b l“ 5 p ‘m ' 5':
minions of the Pharoahs are siifl to They wou‘d knmv nothing of flu F“
i . .
‘be observed building the Pyramids; War. nothing of the earth s i-l‘v‘kt'l‘a'
.even primeval man has not yet ceased ”ViticS. for lht‘y would be teli‘J-r‘ t~
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. FARMERS' DAY AT STORRS.
V
Farmers day
the Connect firm A cricult ural
will be observxd al
College
' to roam the earth. fighting bis-low way light which lv‘il lh' llll pun ..--
,upward from savagcry. says the New hence they wouhl bo‘ \van lam i. n
Ancient as thew-3 things OVENS 0f 1503.
are. they are still alive and \‘ital— “On a possible planet of Alpha Fru-
somewhere in space: light ran an“ tam-i the inhabitants would in
eternal. and they curly the picture of ”19 I"iil‘lhl." t“ cuts of 1913. “hilt an t"-
: York Times.
c. l ”‘1‘
Soda and half a teas oonful salt. “‘3‘"-
. p dry, the “top of the milk“ Urbano-«i .
Summer Desert Dainty. with evaporated niilk.:¢ill be equally A m:=~ alaniin», mmbined with
A- delicious dainty for (summer satisfactory for ceral and coffee. colorful 4.3.: tarfrta. is used effect-
jwhich requires no cooking is made by
tuning equal parts of prunes. raisins,
slates and figs. “Ki-sh and stone the
wrunes plump the raisins by allowing
them to stand for few minutes in
“fioiling water. and put. all through the
“100d chopper. mix thoroughly and
fitness into a shallow pan. out in small
'a-qnares and roll in powdered sugar.
9
Marshmallow Custard.
When an especially nice dessert is
In families where cream
Bluing and ammonia put. into water
clothes are to soak in will loosen the
dirt and bring the clothes out nicely
white when Washed.
A ruli
Beammts. hard to clean. l2 in~ makes a
VF‘l‘iPd in a dish oi baking soda and
water and boiled several minutes will
come. out spotless. 9
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\Vhen baking cookies. grease the
pans. then rinse them with cold wat—
ively in tiirm-pfocc costumes.
All shades of rosvs and pin: are es—
pecially popular for evening wear.
V .—-.
ngote effect 0‘
charming dinner dress.
Embroidered strr et suits of it‘lmtlne
are popular numbers shown for spring. lath.
The Medici collar in \uir‘t't-d forms is
used on attractive novelty silk capes.
black lace
. el»workina machine.
Teich. Ernest I....\lew Britain, Case-
ment-window holder.
\'oight. Henry G.. New Britain. Bolt-
: «longing means.
\\'i'.cox. Richard l.._ “'aterbury. Hop-
per mechanism.
, Jesup. Nelson R.. Stamford Commer-
' cial certificate.
. Stone Andrew 1.. New London.
Idepth charge projector.
Copper, Salek, Sufiicld. Tobacco-
Koziol. “Wallyslaw. Pot‘vsf'ville.
Toilet.
Trade Marks.
American Pin (‘0.. “'aler'oury, Metal
iMinrr. Read & Tullock. New Haven.
canned vegetables and fruits. coffees.
Animist fl. xvii-m farmers from all over.
the state will hold a four day meeting
at the college. Monday. August 4. the
(mentor: day. will he devoted to the
state poultry association. as will part
if Auvzust wlwn tho dairymen's use
satiation will 0(‘i'upy the center of at-
tention. 'I‘hn last dav of the session
“ill be devoted to the state bee keep
ers association. the swine growers and
the vegetation arowers’ association.
.t,
METAL TRADES .
. MAKE DEMANDS
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l~‘l‘..‘..\‘(‘lSl‘0, Aug. 5.—7The
mum .mdcs department of the Amer-
ican Federation Labor. will make do
mands on Congress‘fin'd the President
this month that measures be taken tc .'
reduce 1ch high cost of living, James
O'Connell. chairman of this commit”
space is 186000 miles a second. Get 1200.
out your pencil and pad of paper and may be Hi this menu m walliilnr H“:
g‘m to work. and you “-3” find that in arrival of William. the Conqueror
a year light travels about 6.000.000.- England. and others somewhere NHIY
000,000 miles. That is a light-year. the 9""! be
measure of astronomical space.
:sun is nearly 100.000.000 miles
eight minutes.
'sidc of the solar
mailer
years. when you speak of the time re-
quired for the. passage of light.
nearrst star to us is the first-mugni-l
tude giant of the southern skies, Alpha:
everything that ever was on and on habitant of a possible Pleimkw sy““"\
forever.
, would see the lnhabiianis of the (man
The speed of light traveling through DIRK"!!! hlrlm‘y as far back as at . i l.
Some planetarian out in vim-o
in
the
It
sufficiently
seeing
The roaming the earth.
away question Of
Missing 1 Ink.
month :t.
Sensitivt‘ in»
is
.from the earth. hence light (rm-pig strumcntti for a continuous reel or no.
TO ‘from our source of life to us in about lures hares the" earth and trans»:
But pick your way out- lhroutzh space. suffering only a dimin-
sl‘fitexn and it IS a “lion Cl brightness."
but of light ‘. - . _ _..__ ._
Who-everyonsensee sir‘k
M. or tool a bilious
M conning on. wad it
not of volumes — J
The
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3* eased cue "d cup ' add four marsh standing overnight in the teakettle. in and
”’1“th cut in buff“) each cup. Stand the morning' fill it with fresh water.
«cups in pan containing water and bake b0” and me at once
5‘: moderate oven until firm in center.
with bright wool emroideries
trimming of organdie.
Dotted embroideries are used on
tricot frocks.
i If copper or brass is very dirty don't
Worry. but put some fine salt on a
. Steamed brown bread helps out the plate, dip it into a cut lemon and rub
teams immensely. Mix together one on the metal. The strong acid will re- with smart box jacket House's.
“irnpful each of rye. cornmeal and gra-
am flour. To thesee add three-
rths of a cupful molasses and two
, simpfuls of sour milk. Fill well greased
Brown'BKad. __
Wool Jersey frocks. are designed Di
l
_ l Rosettes of pleatings dot‘the skirt
A piece of brown wrapping paper"3f 3- 690789th ”00k-
put into bottom of mast pan when
jcooking will save cleaning pan. as
lgrcasc. etc. will be on paper which shown, in both
can be thrown out. "OCRS'
move the worst stain.
A great many two-color eflecis are;
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the wool and silk‘
Of course your cupboard isn’t halt
But‘by many highclass millinem.
x
full of unreturned milk bottles.
some cupboards are. Remmeber that
‘some of the cast of the milk is in the
:milk bottles.
Cotton ribbons are well thought of wa
Lift off Corns!
_;§3:~esn’t hurt a bit and Freczone
costs only a few cents.
The wrapped skirt is shown to en-.
courage tight Pfi'BCtS. with commitable BR
. walking facilities.
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Taffeta is much worn this summer. ers
and some charming new
shown in this fabric.
In laundering wool material it is im-'
,portant to keep the temperature of
Ithe washing water. the rinsing water .
‘Bn
, lin.
' service.
' fleshed try marshmallow custard. l . .
"Take two cupfuls milk, three eggs, one- “1‘ Dulf ' m 003k]? on m." “N‘ g.eas- I ' h f eneral use
‘ . p _ _ E . . ‘ W _ {a ‘ . f . ‘
7‘ 1f cup'sugar. one teaspoonful vanil~ .1 sur ace in t ey mil not stick Lance and bkllall ta. eels are usedl'm ‘8 9‘ or 8
33. when baking. in fringe effect.
Beat thorou hlv to 1:19 . ' - - I ‘
3 ~ ”‘3 pour m Never use water which has been (‘hintz frocks are Simply designedvandspices.
wssrponr MAN oars
CROSS AND CITATION
John S. Gilbertioo of Westport. for-
‘Imerly nJuember of Co. E. 327th in-
:fantry. has received an Italian Croix
Guerre and citation, which Were
inwarded him by the King of Italy.
’Victor Emmanuel lll. ‘
citation were awarded for gallantry in
laction. and in italy they are one of
the most coveted decorations.
The presentation was made by Ser-
2geant T. S. O'Brien of the local .nrmy
‘ recruiting station. to whom the medal
This cross and
cl 8. P. Nick-
recruiting
a forwarded by Colon
chief of the general
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IDGEPORT POSTMASTER ;
RENOMINATED
wnsmxo’rox. "AUG. 5—-P05tmast-
President
nominated to-day. by
frocks are “'ilson included Charles F. Greene..
dgeport. Conn.
solves a substance on the egg which
seals the pores. letting in air
which decompnsus the egg. Take a:
slightly dampenrrl woolen rag and rub
om. dirt. Stains: on eggs may be re‘
moved with cidar vinegor.
thus
em all 1 operation
not mess A Joe open
AT m‘rmm were A
STAMFORD ESTATE ATTACHED
In a suit for 13.000 brought by Jo-
seph C. Taylor. trustee of the estate
of the Amco Motor Co.. Inc., of Rich-
mond. Va, property in Stamford.
owned. by Morris C. Rosenbaurn of
New York. has been attached. It is
alleged that two mammalian to ,
$100,300 given 31m mum '
Go. iambic):
Whit our tinge“! You can lift off
3 hand can, soft corn or corn be
iv": the toes, and the bard skin cal-
rom bottom of feet.
or bottle of “Freezene” costs lit-
133 drug store; apply a few
7‘ in. the corn or callus. Instant-
‘ Mg, then surely you lift
{and of the drying ror-zzz the same.
‘This will avoid shrinkinz. , _ __ ______._,_...-_-.. —
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Do not wash eggs the water dis-' LIFE OF Run
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ice. said. Membership of the metal
_ crafts exceeds 500.000. O'Connell said.
CoughincTrestheOld
Elderl people, tired out and well:-
cnedwi coughing. will find great help
and comfort in
Poms Homiilm
It rclm’ those chronic cough, ml”
bronchial in character. and pm; I
nothing healing cootxog' on a dry and.
tickling throat. It mince phlegm easily.
I"! M . 'chn. In
P vulva-Jul. (sf-5:11:33 Honey
ondTuforcoflhin‘nndchi-‘h the .
Sometimes the II o! continua would last
”Everett-$3 Java-Lynne“
you that Foley‘. ”my and Tar stopped
all inn. and also the can..."
winch-Powell Corporation.
Centauri. Between that star and the,
earth four years are required for the,
passage. l
Polaris. another of our compara-
tively near neighbors, being 116 light-
years away. it takes light that many
years to come to us from that sentinel
of the north pole; hence, as we Karel
at Polaris. Dr. C. S. Branin of Colum-
bia university points out in a recent
exposition of the distances of space.
“\Ve really get on our retina the light
which left Polaris that many years
ago; and we see it as it was then, not
as it is now, at the moment of obser-
vation. A star might suffer some
cosmic catastrophe such as a collision
with another star; in the case of Po-
laris we would not know of it until 116
years after its occurrence.
“The stars being at different dis-
tances from us.we see one star as it
was approximately 100 years ago.
.another as it was 1,500 years ago. and
‘so on. Ofcourse. the case can be re-
Iverned. Suppose Polaris, which on
o‘hythctimolyuseof
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