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Fashion Points Fashions wan Be to rel; ._ .-; .
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Dumplings. l
Mix‘ and silt 1 cup of flour, 1,5, tea- 9
.. a flu soda. 1 teaspoonful cream of
..; , lé teaspoonful Salt. Add f‘ '3‘
ugh cold water (mixing with a‘ ”(b-
fe) to 'make a biscuit dough.
= dough in batches on chops and
"tables. ‘Cook 12 minutes, tightly,
her-ed. 3 To clean dark furs—Go over them
' jwit‘n clothes brush dipped in solution
'of amonia and water.
cit-an.
month.
very small cost.
- Deviled Ham Croquettes.
To 2 cups of hot. mashed potatoes
1 can of deviled ham (small), 1
Inhepoonful'of onion juice, 2 table—
ismonfuls mayonnaise. salt and pep-
"per to taste. Beat white of 1 egg stilt ;
.66 yolk and beat again. Add beaten t
flag to mixture. Shape in hands and
mill in. white meal. Fry deep brown
Inhot fat.
Before putting away spare silver
clean it thoroughly, then wrap it in
dark blue paper with-camphor balls
,in the parcel, and it, will be found
:bright even months afterward. '
Frlcasse Pork Chops.
Place pork chops, not too lean. in an
hate kettle. Cover Well with hot wa» ‘
, salt' and pepper to taste. Slice
«and add-1 good-sized onion. Boil slow-
fly 43.minutes. then add the followmg:
,E'ive medium-sized scraped potatoes.
carrots, 4 slices turnip. ‘Contlnue
fin‘joll until vegetables are well done.
he hot with dumplings.
cleanliness known, and it should play
a largo part in every household.
sprinkled about. the kitchen it will ex-
tm-minate roaches and ants. - l
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To soften brushes that hav’e become}
hard. soak twenty-four hours in raw
linseed oil and rinse in hot turpen-
tine. ()r they may be Washed in hot.
:~(l(l2l. and water with soft soap.
- iRolls.
.On-e pint of milk, butter size of
flags, 3% teaspoonful salt. 1 tablespoon-
All!!! sugar, 1 yeast cake.
" Scald milk and add butter. salt and
imr. \Vhen lukewarm add yeast
hie, dissolved in a little lukewarri'
[milk or water. and sufficient flour m
t finned. Let dough rise until doublv in
(size, knead again and roll to 1.42 inch
«fthickness. Spread with butter. I‘ohl
Glogether and let rise again. lake in
an medium oven.
If new enamel saucepans are placed '
"n a pan of warm Water, and allowed
to come to a boil and then cooled.'
they will be found to last much longs.
3r before either cracking or burning.i
Onion sets planted in a box. willl
givv a good imitation of spring onions. l
f’i‘ho roots are liable to decay, es-a
imsially if over watered. and if they‘
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Egg Salad.
) One-half cup chopped celery. 1 llt‘a’l
Moe, 35 cup chopped. cooked chick-
den or ham, 6 eggs, 1 cup mayonnaise
du- moked salad dressing. 6 stuffed
«dives. Cover the eggs with boilinar
~fider and let stand 1,4; hour just un-
itlu the boiling point on back oi" stove.
be dug out of the box, and new roots}
planted.
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The feathery leaves of carrots make 5
a garnish almost as attractive as pars-l
icy. and the turnip leaves are good
- lettuce. Put spoonfuls of dres»
‘ betWecn the eggs and sprinkle
_ 1111' powdered yolks. Decorate with
' .: of olives.
tin can or pan to hold them, or set ‘1‘
them among the plants in the window lv
boxes. Earthenware pots allow the:1i
roots to dry out too often, in the in-‘
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doors atmosphere, and the plants are C
A 'WAR mvENTION.
.- t Manufacturer
» Gas Mask.
he beat gas mask used in the war, In a box of rich soil. set in a Watm u
designed by a New York corset :corner 0f the cellar, .
facturer, “ialdemar Kops, a.root vegetables, such as turnips ml
or in the Gas‘ Defense division. carrots, to grow tops for table use
i: the box respirator was in pro- during winter.
of manufacture. much thought be brought dire“ from I
effort were devoted to developing garden to the cellar box, with as little |
gas]: which would combine with its
. and good vision a greater
“are of comfort, it being partic-
M designed to eliminate the nose-
and the mouth-piece, which are
» box respirator’s most uncomfort-
Design: Best drainage
plant.
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NO LIQUOR LICENSES i
IN BRIDGEPORTI
nninonponr, Dec. 2.—No liquorl
. d the K. ,1 masks. which were l ceved from the attorney-general
. :ica‘ly diflerent an" far more com- l Connecticut. This announcement w
ble than the box respirators type :made today by the cOunty commission-
” been manufactured when the ar- era to the several hundred liquOr deal-
rles Scribner's Sons.
ails- villi. Slant, 7
swam our Wllfl »
an SI. JACllBS 0ll
Ali! Pain is gone! *
Quickly?-—Yes! Almost instant re—
lief from soreness, stiffness, lameness
".3 Flaxseed Emulsion. We and pain follows a gentle rubbing
the standard remedifor coigha with “St. Jacob's Liniment.”
’ Apply this soothing, penetratingoil
colds, ’even stubborn bronchitis! di . t1 h h .
"8130 its great h" », ‘r; rec y on t 9 ac e, and like magic.
- , - . ' . -. 8 I no 'relief comes. ‘fSt. Jacob’s Linix‘nent”
. e Vlv'ictims of . Cdughn-nnd~Cold§ conquers pain. It, is a harmless back-
uniclfly restored to... W and ' ache lumbago and sciatica relief, which
by Llnonine, the mail”. libertine/"“7” disappoints, can not injure and
. “('1 lung mafia: » {doesn't discolor the skin. _
> p . , _ ‘ Straighten up! Stop. those torturoui
‘ " “stitches." In a moment M’wln for-
, get that you ever had a back; because
twwon't'hurt orbs can” or lingo. Don’t
commune-um m
it is wise to keep a small mex- fl
pensive fire extinguisher in the house) Children's styles for midwintér tend ,
as an aid to the prevention of serrous ;ever toward new distinction of‘ line, ’1
Au extinguisher can be boi'ght (yet simplicity is retained. In general l
at almost any hardware store at; a;style and matrrial, coats and dresses
To keep them'
repeat the process once al
Borax is one of the best agents ofjcunning
browns 3nd of copper pinks
‘favor.
as
:Black is eiitensively employed in vel-
.'vet, but this fabric is also used in col- ,'
or.
2velours and, in
shades of emerald
crate drcSScs and for trimming.
Swell for trimming-on dark costumes:
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atop growmg thrifty tops. they should {Yellow is also stronglv indicated
. particularly
:yet the market in Paris is well sup-f
but in transplanting them use a “"85 liactor in sheer fabrics as well as in
more thrifty if kept moist. with good Combinations of net and organdy.
widths
set some or lhc to outline low pointed necks. ‘
.is shown for deep cream and com, and chairman 0‘ the Federal Trade
The vegetables should fmore especially in combinations of Commission, has resigned because of
the outdoor llace and organdy and of net and lace. ill health.
Pastel colorings,‘ such
iinjury as possible to the crown of the {low and mauve. also h
. appointed by Police Commissione' “‘Pape's Cold Compound" initially ’3'
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, feature. ‘ SW from the lice : '11 b i . d '1‘ rec compensation agreements , Dennis T. Shea to fill the vacancy: lleveo ctufflneu and distress
.- ch Tissof mask, Major Kopa de- mes w: 9. game under any con- were. approved by Commissioner Ii; caused b. the dc m f C . ‘ Don’t stay siufi'ed—up' Quit blowin
.;. the K. T. or Kops-Tissot mask lslderation here, until definite official T. Buckingham yesterday. John} "Papa's Diapepsin" lnsfilnlly ‘ ' - 3 ‘3 0 hlt‘f or Po‘ - K
. hundred and eighty-nine thou- z authorization to do so has been re- N
or of the Norwalk Tire & Rubber cum-
as_3pany, Whose right hand was infected
'September 6, $7.98 weekly during
company, October 9, $11.57
the girls depend upon
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iChildren's Dresses, Coats and Hats.1
'closely resemble the garments‘ for
lwomen. To some extent also this. is
true of licadware. The use of serge
land other heavy material for dresses
leven for four and five-year-olds is in-
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tors hold a strong place. more "1';
ldividual models are also seen in great ’
‘numbers.
Vogue for Yellow.
'Pale yellow is exceedingly dear in)
{Dame Fashion lllt‘s‘t‘ days. There are:
little frocks of yellow;
'baliste for kiddies and gauzy dance} in :
frocks of yellow glvoz‘gctze and tulle’ "flag“ '33:§”.§§33 cl ‘ (
for debutantes. \Vraps of dark satin 3km x315 zpcemsonch 310"” “If"? JPN“ N” _ 31.4
are lined with maize and other yellow 20mm mfigmfl-Q‘n mild-1:222) »~
shades. and yellow silk stockings are, -
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All the Newest Fivlc FCJHH". .,- Shown First l.:
Pictorial Refiew Designs
the dcrnier cri with pumps.
Favorite Colors.
All shades of rust and
are in .
Tan wool velour: in very light ‘
des is used for suits and coats.
7 l, Now on Sale
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Dark green is used in woolé
velvet and bright.3
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PROPERTY ATTACHED m surr. COUPLE DIE AT T‘ i. ..
in silk for club.
Green. in the yellow ioncs promises I
John L »
Married Forix
Property on North Alain street, Nor- Mr. and Mrs.
walk. has been attached by Marks andi
Axelrod or Presque Isle. Maine in}
their suit for $650 damages against
Bermunfind Stelnberg of Nam-elk. The
plaintiffs med papers announcing the
action in the Civil Common Pleas
Court this morning.
It was when he got down to his
last lonesome nickel. that the mic of
Introducing Mr. Ernest Hamlin
Baker and an unknown young lady
model whom we strongly suspect of
being Miss Baker. .
The artist (the larger figure wcab
ing a smock and necktie) is the de-
signer of the l9l9 Red Cross Christ-
mas Seal.
This cheery lit?! sticker which
makes its annual appcarancc 'ust bc-
nd also on White for spring wean!
his fortunes turned. “I tried to sell
a group of caricatures of noted
Europeans to several magazines, but
none of them would have it," he said. "
"In despair I lcft it with one of the
leading comic wccklics. and retired to
the home nest to count that last
nickel.
, anurmx, u.- .
Mrs. John Q. Ail-t
together morr Hun :.
the same night
Ma?“ and M's]- Mrs. Adams (lied .r
rod claim that the defendants owed
High Styles in Neckwear. l
Garment styles for winter are. not]
favorable to neckwear.,'
lday. and Mr. Minus
, .. .,. . ‘ ' plied with various types of this net-g fore Christmas is the symbo of the “The next morning the iclcphone them $556 [or goods furnished “m“‘Jat 3 a. m. Sunday
(ml and shell. Arran e h-itncn {0‘ "mms' or ‘f gum“ in a dark cor-1 s rv . Hi h eck stvies are mak-' fig!" agilllhl llll‘l‘fl‘UlUSiS. for it is ”"53- Th" edit“ ‘1‘“!er ‘0 5“ mc. ' q ' ' ‘ or ‘ .. ..
g es a _ g; n _ . . Ma} 1, 1.18. failin lOl .1 ion- in.
Ibaves on a. dish Mix the “4”“. rim“ of the cellar where they Will iing stmdv headway 1*‘ainsl the broad‘ from the calc’ot’ this seal that the As 0. Henry says, in that moment I . . °~ . N “ J] -
*‘nneat and part ofdressing Cut off the ““9" “'9“ are “ice for a 83‘“ 'low ell" i .5- l 1 he l in ill :1 id Nmim'“ Tubmm‘ms Assmwou ‘3 cx‘lc‘ncqicigd 9“ file then?“ 3f b: INJI’NCTTON HEARlNG NM NM”) mm H
, .. . I . cc 5 'llCl lav Ie . e e chiefly mnncrd. mu u-mi ionairc. 21 act no 0“ ‘fined 10 their lH‘tl» v.
1 end of the eggs and remove the Bring soine parsley plants in from for so long. _ The seal design iliis year is a par- touched heights macecssxblc to the is POSTPONED raticndancc.
“ht F1” each with the chicken _ ' ' Guimpcs and ‘.r,_.“.(... 1.... 1 s‘ror’ ticularlv happv one, that of (rental ordinary capitalist. That fis really
. ure and Hm] Cut nd (1 inc garden to use during the whiten: ‘ ‘ ‘ " “ ‘ " "5 ' '
c. E e own on
faced Santa Claus with his pack, the high emotional spot of my New:
NEW roan. Dec. 2.~~—llearlng onl
an injunction suit against Ban .lohn- ‘
son seeking to prevent him from hold-
ing the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can league in ‘Chicago December 10,
was postponed yesterdayfor a ween.
in order to carry out its_nntion—wide ! The owners of the New York club
— piogram against the White Plague. J _ :have been granted a temporary in-
figure conspicuous“, being; FEDERAL TRADE CHAIRMAN RE- new CHIEF or P L Junction and seek to make it perma- *
sed both in the form of jabots andi’ ‘ S'GNS i ' 0 'CE nent. l
wwnmaromnm 1.—J.Frank1in . TAKES OATH IN SHELTON M.
Throughout the line strong favor F°"- former Governor of New Jersey. cum" ‘° Rem‘w“ °f c°""“""°"“-" —'i‘ry an ldVertlm-menl in In-
Who Had Just Appointed Him. South Nomlk Evening sentinel ll
SHELTON. Dec. 2.~ William S. you desire the but to.“ MD
Donovan assumed the dulled or chief u.
. of the
York career." 1
Mr. Baker’s work has been largely
along thc lines of health. safety- rst
and educational subjects in general. l
he National Tuberculosis Associa-
tion expects to obtain $6,500.000
from this year's Red Cross Seal sale,
clearly outlined against a blue sky.
Mr. Ilamlin came down from
Poughkccpsic to the Big Town with
his wife, "$250 of borrowed money, a
collcgc cducntiou,'two ycars' cxpcri-
cncc newspaper cartooning and art
knowledge acquired in a $15 corre-
spnndcncc coursc,"40 quote his own
words.
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eavy iancy woolens, brocadcd vol-3 ”ally F335;.” ‘
etc. and kid. Dressmakers and milw
ners alike endorse the use of kid. i
in the sheer materials combinations }
2‘ net and lace arc prominent, as also;
Pleated frills of all kinds and in all E"
as rose, yel-l
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._.. Shelton police department yes: n, _ ,-_~ .- _.. ‘
ave some rep. . tcrday. The oath of Chico was 6111- BM A l \
ireSentation. notably in crepe de chine EnisEFEdT by City . “Wk " 8' cow.
and silk 'jersey. WHEN MEALS on 8. he induction of the newl
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chief comes. as a climax to a situation l
THREE A‘WARDS APPROVED.
that has existed in this city since‘
last week when officer Donovan was,
Ill fill HOURS
_ HIT BACK ‘
ewmn of Wilton 0mm lice William P. Robbins. Immediate-
, ,, iy after announcement of the appornt~
mcnt the commissioner was removed
by Mayer Nettleton. The new chief
and snuffllng! A'dose of “Pope‘s Cold
:Compoundc’l taken every two hours
. until three doses are taken usual-
;ly breaks up a severe cold and ends all
an employe Ends indigestion, Soumcss,
Stomach Acidity
ins
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capacity Patrick Sume ii 1 -- I Are lumps ctindigcsted food causing has been connected with the d(‘Pax—t-‘gflpbe misery. The 1W1!“ “of .' l
tice was signed anm “Thole“ who have made application for Stillwater street ‘BridgengI-I; ting; ly‘m Pain? [8 your stomach acid, gas- ment for seven years. -‘ The Very first dose Opt‘ns Your clos8~ and thinking. of ‘All'lHi‘V‘
' . '_ ' _. ' ’ 35y, sour, or haVe you latulcnce, heart-f M led-u nostrils and th at . -‘ l ‘ :nv
‘ ...y Behind ,the Army." -By E, Al- licenses and paid the fees for same. to light second linger, October 31. iburn? Then take Papa's Diapepsln :GOVERNMENT PROPER ' p e r passages 0f wraps “I” \ o m
.der Powell. 5m published by $14.78 weekly. Michael Wasseth, m-é ' '
TY STOLEN the head; stops nose running: relieves
NEW LONDON, Dec. 3-391.011 was the headache. dullnt‘ss, feverishness.
made to the police department here to- ; sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
day of the theft on Saturday night of
“Pope’s Cold Compound" is the
several thousand dollars’ worth of gov- ; quickest. surest relief knowu and costs
emment property from Eagle boats at ' only a few cents at drug store-s. it
the "submarine base. Pistols, bl'. acts without assistance, tastes nice.
diagonal scrum 'l‘h~
ceodingly :rmari. (iv-p1;
city of the design. it .
throughout. or only to W“ ‘
as fancy dlclatt‘s. 'l‘lu- in
ct celluloid. but the pwu_
cuffs and bolt are of
Medium size requires Kl .‘ .
Just as soon as you eat a tablet or
‘ we of Pape's Diapepsln all that dys-
pepsia, indigestion and stomach dis-
- Stress caused by acidity ends. These
say th , 1
Ragga?“ bun-pleasant. harmless tablets of Pope's
,Diapepsin never fail to make sick, up-
Weekly.
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Sugar has been eaten in Chifi for
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.set stomachs feel fine at once and noculars, torpedo time watches and contains no quinine—dusts ' - materia: ‘ "
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at 193“ three th, OuSBnd years. ‘they cost so very little at drug stores. other articles are missing. Pape’s! a 81:2: tall: 4491!):llt‘i: l‘.:.=i "
‘ ' ”l ’ cents: '
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