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Cornflour Pudding.
. Take two tablespoonfuls cornflour,
we. ' l ' r- it" i milk, flavorin
I. 1::Jna2; :a 1:”‘01. W [3‘ uni steamed. boiled or bakedwand Scrvcd
zit. Rn».- gn,’ '
lwith a little salt butter milk or
one .‘ rum! ‘. Mix the ‘ ’
‘ tablespoonful or K ‘ 1 I Often a heavily-seasoned
. _ . a -
mflour with a little cold milk. 13011!ch m
~ . . ' iv \ .‘ n th mor d ‘sirable
the rest of the milk With the flavoring. (l “light; £13501.“ e 9 *
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1.! r t on the cornflour; stir well.. " . .
pan 1 ’ Overcookmg of vegetables impairs
all old & d l the well-beaten ‘ . .
lmlzzzn‘fw su in; Fill a greased their flavor. \ cry delicate flavors are
ld over it agar and team {dean destroyed. while vegetables with
m ‘ v S
' c strong flavors. such as cabbage or
Thom- and a half. .latn or stewed fruit _ __
onions. become disagreeably strong ll
'm’ be served with tile uddin . _
i p g cooked too long. Overcooklng also
Vegetables just out of the garden
vegetables.
Cook summer \egetubics as soon af-
trr they are gathered as you can. in
order to preserve the flavor. it they
must be kept. over, keep in the ice
box or some other cool place.
Let wilted vegetables soak in cold
water to freshen them. if vegetables
must stand after paring. covering
Take half a pound of flour. a quarter
at a pound of butter. t‘wo ounces of
sugar, two tlaspoonltlls of baking
gmder. one t’easpoonlul of mixed
spice. one egg. tWO tablespoonfuls of
'ang cold coffee. and one tablespoon-
‘Ms of golden syrup. Beat the butter
fill! sugar to a cream. add the egg,
“eatngain and mix in all dry ingre-
c‘ils. then add coffee and syrup.
' and pour into a greased tin. Bake
"' moderate oven for one hour.
‘1 . , ——
'. ' Lemon Souffre.
' One cup sugar. 1 cup milk. 2 table-
W18 flour, 1 tablespoonful butter.
. :‘floe'and grated rind 1 lemon, 2 eggs;
flaunt butter. sugar and flour to-
gether; add juice and rind of lemon.
"likes the beaten yolks of eggs and
Infill: add the well beaten whites last.
' flake in a pudding dish placed in a
"'nrge pan of boiling water. This is an
willy pudding. as it is eaten without a
since, for the top is a rich soume.
while the bottom is a creamy sauce.
.with one tablespoontul of vinegar. toI
l‘( move insects. then brush very care-1
fully. l
Drain all boiled} vegetables as soon
as tender——ihey become soggy if they
are allowed to stand undralned after
cooking. The water drained may be
sav ed for soup stock. 5
Most vegetables should be cooked in
a small amount of water. because a
part of the mineral salts dissolve out
into the water and is lost if the water
is thrown away. Cook whole when
possible.
Sage Moulded. ‘Tender spinach or lettuce leaves rc-
quire no added water for cooking. it
thoroughly washed. enough Water will
cling to the leaves to prevent their
burning.
Delicatelyllavored vegetables should
be steamed or cooked slowly in a small
amount, of boiling water until tender.
and the water boils away.
Strongflavored vegetables may be
cooked uncovered in a large amount of
rapidly-boiling water, and the water
changed several times during cooking.
Starchy vegtablcs should be pm on
to cook in a sufficiently large amount.
of boiling water to cover them. l’loil
gently and keep kettle covered.
‘
Whit 4 ounces of washed sage into a
“saucepan that has been rubbed at the
"modem and sides with a bit of butter.
Add a quart of cold milk. stir to boil-
;iog point. cook for an hour and a halt,
sniffing frequently. Take it Oil the
Wire, beat in the yolk of a raw egg.
'ithen pour into damp moulds. Turn out
"-7hen cold, Serve with sugar and cream
«at a fruit sauce.
Cheese Muff. .
Butter 3 or i slices of bread and
793308 in a baking dish. lletween the
rslices put salt and pepper and grated
Hbeese. Beat up two eggs in a pint of
:milk. pour over the bread. grate
«cheese on top. put in the oven. In half
an hour the ingredients will have be-
ithe a fluffy muff.
Conserve T‘oware.
After washing and wiping tinwrtre
place it on the back of the range or
. other warm place until it is thoroughly
'——"" . vdr'. ) l" ' - ' ' ' ' '
RusSIan Appetizer. 3 Tl ttotett ntw timvate IUD lard
; over everv - ‘ t ’
A cup of cottage ~ cheese. 1.42 cup ' pd." (if {1”} “n md set N .n
. the oven until it is heated through.
«tum dressing, 2 Slices of bread. Turn , .
‘1.“ of bread, cut into 2 oblong pieces. This makes the llll permanently rust-
' fist to a nice brown. moisten slight- proof. , ‘ ‘
i" with hot water. Mix cheese with New tins are otten spotted with
. 'mm dressing, serve a spoonful upon rosin or other foreign substances
reach slice of toast. , which should be removed before using.
.77; __, ltl-‘ill the article with boiling water and
if Sour Milk Loaf Cake. ladd ammonia at the rate of a table
3 0119 e122. 1 14 cups sugar. 2 table; sponful to each quart of water. Boil
.mns shortening, salt: beat all to—fand afterward scour.
~ ‘ge'iher; adcfl cup Sour milk, 1 heap?
451:: teaspoon soda, 2 cups flour; flavor' Reduce Gas Bills.
' pith lemon: llotit leave range burners' burning
", when not using them.
.. Sour Sauce. . Don‘t I t the flames lick up around
One-half cup molasses. butter 5129 the outside of a not: turn the flame
Vin' walnut. 1,4; cup hot water; thickendown M I
l
l
i
l
l
he_proper height and save
fv ‘lour. then add 2 tablespoons vin-' that extra money.
i— ' teaspoons vanilla: salt. l Don't forget to turn off the gas iron
5 ‘—"-' 'when you're through using it.
A Salmon ”’3'- . Don't let the water heater burn any
r... an salmon 1 or 2 eggs, butter, .
- ion or than )3 necessar to hat m
1:! walnut, 1% cups bread crumbs! g y P e
. _ . _l water needed. ,
“ed m milk, salt. pepper, 1 2 tea Don't forget to turn out the' lamps
iwhen a room is not being used.
FLOYD W.. TRIGGS DEAD.
-Artist and Cartoonist Succumbs to
Stroke of Paralysis.
Floyd \‘l'ilding Triggs. a cartoonist
and artist of note. died suddenly of a
stroke of paralysis. Saturday evening
at 202 Summer street. Stamford. Where
he had .made his home for the past.
. . year.
1.5;. cc. :rn'zle when they take . Mr. Triggsw as 47 years old. He is
r 7V. ‘_ survived by his wife and two sons. He
. 3,; , H ”rpm is a graduate of the University Oi‘ Min-
Van‘s-s GREY nesota, and had been connected ‘wtth
11'. m good. the Chicago Art institute. He was 5
I: makel them feel good. Bartoon'ist on the staff of the Chicago
‘ . .. at y . ews nrcvif‘us to coming.to Da-
55% gég‘li,mpfiyd;;§§2dbgzm rien in 1903. Later he did cartoon
, _> , ‘ t childre work for the New York Press and the
{givifiah'm Christian Sczence Monitor. He had a
r 1. M . t 7 beautiful homely: W infitbe Old
tastc best when simply cooked—i lyric of dress is taking on a little more"
, Mocha Cake. :dcstroys the attractive color of some
Mix with cold will prevent wilting and dis—Jive 0f garment. have 91'9""Id futile. :cnllopedllandfl huétonhgled. Ak “"3- a ride on another car into town .9",
coloration. -'l‘he skirt may be wide or narrow, the “n co ar 11 3 es ' e n” a“ ' that he might pilot Elder to the police
Before cooking, put head vegetabiesljaf‘lu’d short 01' 10113. but the main trill. -3lledium she calls for 2v station.
and greens in cold water for an hourficharacteristics of the style built on the
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' . .. all "in i; the time to plan our Fall frocks and here are R.” .. i
l l V v i! ‘ . ll D y Fashion t FROM "ll-FORD CHIMNEYS Ntdmirnblc ouggoflions sieving the newest style touchrg.
Hi I f i H i 1 Fashion Paints ~ ._____--.__ WORD RDR. MD.
‘2 p u it, 5 f l N j Istones and rain storm in Milford, Sun:
! - -—-— i - ——.._—. ’ i ii iday night. did not come to the beaches
_ .- ' ' f ' - t n a It!
Cooking Fresh Vegetables. i Figure Lines Widen. , ? ibut along the Post road, a o e ’
large as marbles battered against the
‘windshields of automobiles so badly
ttbat the drivers brought their cars to g
{a standstill all along the road. fearing
j that the Windshields would be broken.
=Stones fell for over an hour. in some
inititord houses they rattled down
i chimneys. cleaning away the soot and
filling open fireplaces with black peb-
. bles.
During the height of the storm.
while John Arnone. of No, 236 “'or-
.cester street. New Haven. 3 jitnev
i'driver. had stopped his car at \\'ood
’mont to put up his curtains. an auto-
mobile driven bv George A. Hilson. of;
No. 265 Caroline street. Derby. crash-
ed into his car and one of the pansen-l
’gers. a Mrs. \Vlseman. had her!
shoulder injured. later being attended[
by Dr. (‘ohanr and then being taken,
. ily u')‘ o: \ktl'lti)‘ even thc (itemize,
ffulliiess. This is brought about by eni—i
iploying more than one tunic or pep-
lum. sometimes in double and some-
*tiincs in triple tit-r cfitm. “’ide tucks
are used to give a faint suggestion of
: the popular stand-off effect; and In cer-
ltain ot‘ the t-u-ning frocks the tunics
'are carefully “in-d. reviving an echo.
ias it were. of the lampshade or Orien-
‘tal effects of a half-decade ago.
i Nor have the suits escaped the arid
'ening influence. There are tailor-
mades of irreproachable lines that are.
built with Code] hips which give the.
impression of repressed peplums-a
’Sll‘h‘lnfi l0 ge‘ away {rum traditional 3 pm Tor“. [OT‘heffixmfiuil'vgiug‘oslgltagh his mo-’ ’l'. M8471 Dro— Dr— Dem Blouse 85W
“no.5 without risking traditional gash. The (liittle maid of six has need of tmega“: "figs bacmk "-om Bridge? um am 5:..- - 5:: .524 . 2:47 “m {:53 m l
- . many aint ' n . . c0 . 25: «at am- 5..
Eton reputations. Perhaps by Fall we and she ”keys :zotchki’ligatl 3'; timalgoa pom, when: he had gone to arrest Ed-f All i .dv cc { l' will I l l in
;shall see more of the modernized tail-l soft white button; with tucked skirt ward Elder. of New York. a motorcy-|
. . .
‘or-made. All attempts. previouallh tol and short waist The extended "H" "h“ had bmkm Milford ”new! Pictorial RCVICW Patterns f0! September
‘. t rcycle _
filter the basic lines of that particular fronts of the waist pictured are laws. had to abandon mg moo and m
m the Milford reservoir and catch .
’ The Fashion Book for Fall Now on so...
James Donnelly
in turn. is edged with a tiny self-
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yards 36-inch material. “LOCKWOOD DWELLlNGS"
lims or the masculine suit remains as! Pictorial Review Dress No, 8154.
' i . TO BE MODEL HOMES
fixed as the lawn of the Medea and' Sizes, 2 to 5 DWI- Pl‘lce. 20 cents. "The Lockwood Dwellings” is ”19‘ ____L__- _ ._ w. _ .. _.
P0“ l"‘*"““"9- a: fi “"80”"? ””e‘mfin‘i‘h‘m‘m; "vgf‘nANBURv WOMAN tAMUBULANCE "snosswweo
...____ apartments on . i w to no . _ N F7112“!
‘ . l ill P t FOUND "U'wERED 'N HOME. These model homes will b» the result ASKS DIVORCE-t BY IN sou o 'r L
_\ Fun“ 16" {"93' 3“ opt; ar. d of the transformation or the former' All . ’ t' ' J 1’ f
"n“"g "9 ea tng tems eature ' ' - Manice De Fort-st Lockwood liomlL esma (cserton Fm"? “n" ‘- A bmken when] on [be p nu. ....--
t R tire Hi 2 l . .
for lalc summer an dearly .fall are. c d ASurg'Itr-iuzlgjr (Lrv‘fl m of stead on East “’all street from plans 1916, Emma l. “’tldman. ot mnb‘W-“v’bulance owned by Rourke & ,v_. lur.
“MT." L'll‘illllle Sll‘lé‘s- This fashionable ._.... I ' drawn "“ John Gruclle into 8" apart- )‘Pstcrdal'. hltd suit for a di\'orce in 'undertnkcrs, was the uni) " -"‘
. .. i - 3 ~. r on ("1 bv those. . R _. .. .‘ .. - ~ , - ..
iltllfy itlect is more or less confined BURLINGTON Vt. Aug. Lia—xvii.:‘fi:':,.::‘..uR:.l;t l‘llgnpl:n';‘lo lie the the superior (0“‘1- 31"” “’mma"sthu~‘lam"d- bunda} "'3'" -' '- ‘0
to tho front or the guimpe and is ac— liam C. Stacy. areured artist was shot acme "r artistic comfort and convent writ sets forth that she was lllag-l‘lcd’o‘cloék' whpn lllv ambulanw n
r~r.tnr'-i.»lted by means of frills and cas- man's left hand. 'An investigation “once. Fl't’dul'jt‘k I. St, John, of Pt-rrv to \Villiam M. “'ildman. also of Dan :S‘Tipod by an inbound troll») it
mulw ot lace or net. home. as North Prospect street. by a ”will". “R" "“9“? 'h“ "Hmi‘my'l‘i “"Q‘l‘; buty. on January 17. 1900. and thc\ it‘arcy‘s corner, Southpovt.
Nvts and laces are also being exten- '\\‘€nl)'.'wo calibro.reyolver. The pa- (‘Tgmsanihtvml{02:32:41"3:1 Lfifih’gxl'; have one child, Berkely Stevens Wild l A patient was in the anibult-ru- .‘mt
f -‘ "h illlloyed for the. making of ad- lice believe the man was murdered. and fixtures. [fiery dpmn of ”,0 work man. aged eleven years, whose custo [outside of a severe shaking m: :u V'N-l
Hmvv mick and labot. berth» and An open window. a strange necktie on will be of the best th‘kmanship and «13‘ she asks. . :thc driver of the auto or tliv ..... :lw"
fir‘lni styles. the floor andahmwnenl appearancellncmdt‘ "18“?“ “0‘14””. l ~—-——————~—»——~-- — .wcre injured. The patient na~ 4,.
Two Fashionable Effects. of the wounds lead to the belief taut? 1‘" ‘00“ “s ”w “W" 0“ "m“ “"m‘" FORECLOSURE on PROPERTY. WO,-m: .0 “my"... Oar and my..." 1.
ments are completed. it is undcrstomt Action '0 secure the fowclostn‘c ol'
(‘ltuntillv ce over ivor' satin. wtth . . . . . “magma The dome and out) i
' la 5 “P “a:- shot b5 a burglar, who escaped‘mn Mrs. Lllllan Abbot. llll‘ new own- a mortgage on a film of land in Dan .des L I
a sash t-- Hue moire ribbon. A NM?“ through an open window. The revol- er of lllt‘ property, will pursue plans hurv owned bv A, A. Hodshon of that ltowed to Bridgeport, where it .~ m w
crinoimt- 1. -t with royal blue feathers “,1. was found clutched in the mad tor converting the barn on the prop (,nv‘ was inmi‘mwd ..in u“. Supnrlor,h(ln; repaired.
"'1” “51’1"” ““3 “'0‘“ “'“h this 903' man's left hand. An invest gallon imam" in a “mu“ ""‘nm‘r' court yesterday morning. “'(hen fI‘llarl.
. ——-"“—" . ~ t 'ng .‘it' 0: t ‘” ' ‘
tume.. . ' ~ . . in progress to determine the owner-é ALLEGE s W an- Edll‘tfi‘s‘l;'{lifti‘vigfsllgeall’gglls that on" d:
A pictuic Rovin of n or} marqulsette ship of the gun. He is survived by his, Accusing ‘ .. Laura 0.1%,” fendant owes her ".00“ on a note
and real liish cmchvt lace, with a yel- wife. ‘Mqtasco m m. . with um, John t'.? given by hint on “mph 24‘ lill-t. 7.”, NUBoNE CORSE'S
low lilv :tud a sash ot' the same shade. ,_ .,____s..- . _ l.eddy_ and n~
. “(W NIH?“ “84‘1“: plaintiff also claims that the defend
A picture hat of black velvet orna- MAIL CLERK UNDER ARREST. :place. Frauciu.
013360 0‘ llflnbu-‘Lf ant PXPCllltd a quit claim deed on
mcnlt'tl with yellow and white lilies , which tD his \ ("8 home as well. todayt January gr. 1917. . Made to Measure
. ~ 'flled suit l'or'divorce in the Superior -_-._-__.__ .__..._._ a.--
. . Ne H Ve M Accmed of Steal n . ‘ . . . ,
mm”. Md the "mm eflea' w guitnFroarll Parcel. Post. ' g ““1“- T"? WNW" mm“ ”‘9 “8“” "'3 LABOR DAY BENTINEL. ‘ Guaranteed
his marriage as December 24. l907.i . . .
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’and states that there has bt en une‘ Th" Lvemm: S nttne ' L
child Leland Earl. aged in years. born as a morning paper on Labor Day.
Georgette and Satin Combined.
Beige georgette and black satin is
BOSTON. AUG. 26—.lolm J MPNT Write for Appoxntmcnt
mam. of New Haven. :4 liillV'SV mail
innoll‘er combination that has been clerk on the run from wi \‘mk to an'h to. lie mks tho (llSlUl\ or the Advertisements and items of. news 56 ml- AVE”
utilized to make very smart after- Portland, 310.. was arreslcd. ”Hum“. ‘-- 4 _ ”A... should reach the office 0. publication
noon gowns. The blouse of georgette. with the larceny of I suit of clothing. Sunday afternoon or early in the even- NORWALK.
, - h l , it w. “mummy SAVE THREE FROM Daownmc.
headed in jet or sometimes jet and rom ‘ e parce p08 ' ‘ l , _, lug.
.. mun“ ,. STAMFORD. Aid. -Gw'l‘rytng t0_'.'__.
C 3"“ .and the black satin 9k,” ‘3 McNamara. who is thirty-0mm. W315 saye pact] other from drowning whiley—H—R —-—. ~— . —- ~~~~ ~—-:s———-- '-'-r ' —’“"
“ammny draped ‘0 “how fullness taken into custody at the South Fla bathing at llallowe‘en park here.
(".t‘l‘ the hips. These models have tion. as he was about to board a train h .. y “1]. nd Dol-
ci‘ther elbow-length or long tight to" his home. by P0“ 0m"? “”99“” ”1er 8‘5“)!" Age ma. ' X ie-a
. . , -, ' Rhind. The missing suit was said to phlna (‘hepztti. of \Kcst Main street.
~‘Jo to and the skirt" are two or three -
irrht ~above the ankles have been in a box “hi0“ h“ ““3"”: were saved from drowning by'l‘imoth.v
" ’5‘ ' . ' at the time. The clothing. value a s ‘ - ~ ' -' 'uti
<even inches above the ground. and thirty-five dollars, was ship 1 from Eagan and ( ltailes Vi axing. who; I p-
H”!!! {Ol‘ly‘etght inches to one yard 3 New York tailor to Banzor. Mailm- ed after them in "‘9” street garments.
:llltl a half in width, are the dimen-‘ ‘
sinus of the garments when delivered
to the retailers. This applies to both
America’s
:tits and dresses. 1! ‘ W!" i
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DD... R......R l Leading Corset
Medium-width ribbons bordered with" .
accomplish the
2Waistless— ' less
Busflelslslp -
lime-outlines: Fashion's
plush. with the center composed of1
metal squares framing smaller squares '
of‘silk. are making a bid for success,i
Velvet or plush-bordered ribbons are?
strongly represented, notably ribbons?
in two-inch width in half-and-half,
Good blood makes him :zssue, sh fog nerve r,
steadv eves and clear brain heat: yOur hlo- c'. pure and
full of healthy, rCLl corpuscics, and '.,'Ol'tl”‘.:‘.'€i' active, by
using Beccham’s Pills, which .cmo‘. c poisonous matters
Stripes Of Silk and 0' “ugh or valve" from the system, assist the stomach to assimilate i:s W dectec. ,
A.two'inCh satin ribbon With plug!” 1’ d d the food to nourish the bodv. A world— ‘ i. , . A model [01’ "€051“?
border, or with equalfwidth stripes of! 0° ’ an__ H“‘ ’ (uchcxdusiveloritspurpoces
fam0us remedy to strengthen the vital organs and help to
Make E’urc Blood
' ' S ' l Value to Women are with Every 80:.
535'??? wot moughout the world. In boxes, ICC" 25c.
combining Slendcrncss,
Once and Supplenccs, with
-wcar, W. B. Nulorm
Corset: ‘d “Mud-Cw»
Io! faflflmy.‘
plush and of satin. 'is shown in two;
contrasting colors, also in two-tone ef—j
fects. Velvet ribbons in twodnchz
width are shown with metal burdens‘
and are selling in pastel shades. asf
well as in black. white and neutral:
tones. I
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