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I“ ’ SUGAR av CHRISTMAS}? I These Chic Models Site; Just W' 111:! ti: 2'. U. -.
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fTried Recipes Helpful Hints ,w.......... w... .. . . Fashions 11111 1'... 1..- Fat: and 1 .- . ;
- ‘ Buy Costs 18 Cents at Wiié'reuale fl 1 l
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’ Endive Salad. - Removing Stains. . “. suggr at 25 cents a pound by; i i
Wash the .nmw thomugliiy and if V 31:11} “fishing 1; ”18111:“? dslam: Christmas is the prediction made by; 1 §
_ . ,r . .W -.1 i' ( roin .1111cs Spica - 19 5 nine par . . ~ ~ . 5:“. l
m ’t s‘fnd m 1' “I’d “ate! ‘m. qr. over a haul and then pour boiling some of the largest wholesale as“ 3 . J 1
.i‘mnr. I our in»; lronch (nogginC [W'm r from a height so as to strike dealers in the state as a result of the, l i
made with mi paprika. gtlm .5tRln with force. If the stain still acute shortage brought. about by; For l is
-_ :is in evidence, try a solution of borax exportation of this COmmodity to 1110' i’ ;
1 f t Sou . and water. '4 ‘ ' . ‘_ , [rs in' g T
‘Crca 11 o‘ Cavrro ' . ’d 3 ””11 “-th the fabric first with cold foreign mailtet. “holesale deae .. 1‘ . . 2‘
One ““9 ”i ““013 mobile 10. “ water then wash it with a good mild Bridgeport 013”“ they have no suit. ’ , .;. . I
‘iurmS' 1 “‘blefpoo" "m“ of “9“" 501111 and warm water. :on hand and have faint hopes of gt-t- . -- .. .
and butter. 15;» teaspoon of suit and :1 Sprinkle the Stain with salt which [ting any. MMWWI pm ma b! an mm m j
lliittle pepper. Stir 11/2 quarts of boil~ has boonlmoisltlencd With lemon Juice. ; \V hat sugll‘ the nholesalers are amp HE Dull I State! mammal sensible plan Probably it will E
3115 milk and “mm” fiw" minutes be i’tlet slant n t 0 sun If one applica to o1ricr is beinz mdcred at a wholo' one-half of the world's pno- account] to have some sort 0!
5 . ion is not enough, iepeat until the ~ ~ \ ”magma rate arranged
iii-ore servmg. stain disappears. Lsule GUN-“i0“ of 1815 “m5 a pound. am of DWW and m“; terrlto for bun -
_.... " {Thiswwill be disposed of at 22 cents a . ' V. have but: mmm of the 2118:: 0 Pl! 17 w tonal! .
Stuffed Prunss. , l Packing Furs. pound. and to make profit of it the rn- .. d'l population. At tho present “ cuabeulnzlbuulba mint 1
Prunes 1.;. (“1.0” copped, 1 table-n Don‘t pack fur clothes in boxes. Put , .- it t ”1 con- to o: and destruction 3m. o
. - n, tailor 111]] have to sell .0 9 consumption 10099- 30 then-3105901110 ,
oon' nuts (,mwpod 14 cup' raisins them on clothes hangers and mm . _ m. m Ind mm mm shipped ,
S? ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ’ ., ’ them in an attic and open the window sumcr at 2-3 cents a pound. Ator making unlfiorm bales molt
@Opped, 1-1 2:1». and "me than a“. -____ -- _ _. . -. u cox-cod to the conclusion that ndopted and -. systematic m
Put raisins. 11:..5' :11111 ciiron thrmlf—‘h: For those. \1 ho have no attic. han" COAL LADEN STEAMERS ASHORE. ‘ an“ I. m at Mt When . bum with 3 Wm power ,
” 'she food (”1.1131111 ., Mix thoroughlx thrm in a clothes closet and lemc the; VINEYARD HAVEN \iassq Dec 13 “t9 for '9”: “13ka which Wu] ‘0 from m to . .. ' ‘
and use thi. mixvxrw {or smiling the dor ” 7“" 5‘ m“- Take out'ocmsion 1 ~—A northwest mm. today hampered Dawn?!” '7. in can In” b. m. mom“! W” m.“ ! .
, ally and gave c. thorough a1r1ng. 1' _ 1- oneofthel’n 01: sources 01. Within ‘ radius or ‘ hundred .
Eilmnes, whn'h ham been washed and .ot’t‘orts to float the three coal laden ‘ I. to be d m tho‘vut 11 net 1t J.-
«sinned. Cutting Buttonhoies. jstoamt-rs which were tOSScd ashore bV " “a“ of my, from m. m madam“; Inn!” t: the mill 5 m: 5.31, U3: ill“- , '. 11.1.5: «.11 ._--"‘ “
Note: Dull : may he 1151111 in plili'o: “in 11 making buttonhoies in wash the storm in Vineyard Sound yogtoi‘- . m which at the pmt m th 30 _ 20mm 4‘ run-111s
.goods it you staich the cloth first and ' - . n m mm W o “ "‘h m: NW)
out prunes. tlnv (‘oast 'cuard cutters and rcsnl- I: being can . m MN I. delivemd ”I 13...”...
""0“ “M W "““m‘hm "0" m" "wk“ ? " ' 'x' . 11 Bunches. V EAmcrlcunBtoel 1‘11 tl‘c Nc' '1 t. 5.1.1.? . - .51 1' ‘ =
._-_.— lhmn much quicker and "PM”. than K111g tugs pulled on the steamers . Oil w“. 00mm. and 8 return “1'80 desirable. . 1 1 '1. t. 1 ..~ 1 1.1111 1- d .11 I,
(337798? Pears. fit‘ you s. wed them on the soft cloth. “'ind and Lake Sristni, which were “It is a more matter 01 time P" l R D .
Hard pears. H15, syrui), 6 cups; ’ T How to Shr'w' C' " ’21::1'cuml within a milb\of each other on M m been «yuénmwmu we wlhg has :3 spruce and iCtoria CVlew 63in“? RE i
«y... . ,- ,.'.. l ‘ :1 sinink cloth ‘ 11- "Milo" 1?" ’o' 4, ,1, “a lfiold. ashorp m m “In I]!!! will Y. M' m -- .
-..111ons, 4' gm. 1" 07' , ll pr-(unl latei Hilllilhmg and also .511oil- ha1...1onlsllr:d. 71121-31; 1 b twccn . unmatunnablo but theyhovo “m ecember Patterns 81K: The Winter FBSEiicr} :— .3
Pee] penis 1.111 ('11? 111101.11“: 1112. m "M ,‘W ma} be dippul in (on Marthas \meymt sum. 0 - ..9 little but what I: known II M would b. . . l NOW 0!“ Sale '
riews. Add 1"an ’13] \Vilu‘l‘ l0 kCWD ““th- lh'n “Tang out not [00 dry (lay IIPHd and ‘K (‘SL Chop. W88 rcslln: .“tmdmmm mm we. cost mm m . 4. .
from burning and rook slowly until ' Spread goods to be shrunk om on fairiv easily, and it was planned to 1'10 ,m I! no mm” m m “a. The amp“. pm of 1
grander, 1. to 2 'hli‘ll‘Y. Add finely cut ”1‘91“?“ “If“? 11“)“ 11300311 32““ nn-l :‘0 her aid when the other two vessels will” pawn-omnchvezemble country oughttozotbehlnd thll - James Donne"
i. ' Klemens, syrup and .L'imm'. and cook E13111.figll-I'Jmhlil$.22;$L..i§?3.3 were assisted. Except for slizhl du- tau-m. but the an trouble In to calm movement tor m m 1
it”. mntil thick and o" the (.‘t111!5'1'.5-lt'llr‘y of and milsx ‘.1nnges to the. North \‘l'tnd it my toltflw enough ltlnlfini mmmmmper: second. '
‘7 rmarmnlade. I'm-l; into hot jars pm? “111-11 the cloth is pressed riyy.1thouclit none of the ships “(We Sf‘l'l' "’“m a.“ m‘ will mum“ MECMM ' ' ~_"”“‘"“~""’ 'f " ~
"tially seal and sit-iilrzo ll) minutes “Wm“ H ”trough the “Pm" if ll ‘3 ousls damaged. All were. coal laden WWI-Me- $the little wheel generator. I Sail F“ v - :93...
'3. 71:11 minutes. 'l‘iuhtcn and seal 1.1-1 $022151» 2311:; outflmm' ‘md ‘t the“ i’flom Norfol'i to Boston 22': 1 -.. The imention has beon (11 1011111111 - y chfllGfi i..- will
moot Label 111.11] stone. ”w.“ i --———~—-——— . TELEPHONING AEROPLANE. .feet and a half a mile away, Colonel ““1 1’9“" “"d b} “”0"" ("1“! and]
: __ SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. 1 GIFT TO BISHOP MURRAY " Culver speaking into the transmitter Colonel Samuel Reber undo1 the If
Boef Stew. g f The tanning of ostrich skins is a; HARTFORD. Dee-15":The mem' “mm"mcmmn 30M"?! Eafih and in altm‘w-rsilf' mi.- a'nm'e nncniztl. .'_:1id' YOU‘D" ofthn. W m Denarmwnl The}
One pound of beef. four potatoes growing industry in South Africa. ‘bch of St Joseph‘s Cathedral parish Air Extended to Aviation "Cr-:1 -- 1.. 5. “I... g: wins-j" lime been at wro k on the inVcnlion
«tut into souaxes. one quarto: lit-cl; ot’ Fire-proof barrels me made in of this oil." hme giycn to the Right ‘ . ..- k ‘ . _ . Instantly. the machine dipped for- 5m“: 1911), 1"” it “'3” "0‘ ”‘W-‘idi‘w‘l
jams or one (um mm (upful of tumors Hawaii from by -1~loducls 0f 11,0 uuga) Rev. John G. Murray. auxiliary bishop! Fancy ””37 ' ""r‘ “l“- ‘thm' “'1‘“ ward. .. su'Tcmntly-fltvelormd for pl‘:il"?l(‘fll use ~-
2111‘ up small, one 1- us'ioonful of salt.,’.111ill.5'
Cut the meat. into small pieces and: ‘101‘0 than 125ll00 ions of he!) me
men it in the f::t from the meat on: pr-oduced annually in electric fur-
:Efimmer in two quarts of water for Vnaccs, in Sue-den .
tome hour. Add (hp poas, and cairots’g Tho larg est Single dried— fruit crop
and cook for half an hour: tmlxn add- of the world is the curlant crop pro-
ttihe potatoes. lf canned [)9sz mo duced in Western Greece.
sod, add them ten minutes befmei Seven hundred (arloads of broom-
rving. Schc when the potatoes. corn wem moduced in the famous
done. :Lindsay district of Oklahoma this
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ODD AND INTERESTING:
lelect of the diocese of fiartford’ the a man’in an 3‘12 l rule (1' mile-'4
usum of 3.11170 At the morn}; sol'VlC- ll .’ In the MT.” . 'lll ll utwliin': at 1“" rate
lcs in the C:1thedr.al Sunday the a11\~ "f 130. miles an “NT 0! f3! "'5 if”?
ilizu'y bishop (10¢; tirinkod the people ilcct commander or an airplane fleet.
tor their gift. During the years he has g‘EVan Spoken 171511.: to the unions
been chancellor of the diocese. the bi— “YE-“'5 While ”w“ 3“" "WWW: 3‘ 3
shop-elect has assisted the priests of firmer! of 130 null-w an hour and, often
the cathedral in their parochial duties. "“0 01‘ three r11i‘- '- apart. ‘w'
These things are being done in: the
aviation servit-o «r the Untied Slates
’(‘n bOth land and sea and had been
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i From rhinos in Japan and 90:11:. done for some time before the armis-
Kongoland breeds a native sheep Manchnria the J." “1959. pmdom- lite. and to Yh" rnnfit’lsion and can ter-
%a ch is without wool. 3111111111 2.3.000,er to" . veal annually." “P D EN“ GLASS nation of the Cf’Tl'Y‘al’lS who inspected
Snakes killed no fewer than 22.000 lrplnml 331;: . out mum-3; ,0. that t‘le American'nvlalors had some
’ 0113 in India last'year. :11 21111.4 that lune int-ver l~- en (19- 5 HM WAIEB; ““W "Yank?”- ““k-"
The different diseases whiv l1 2” v.1 \cloped. among the. most .11i11ablr- Bl“ ll had b0”! RN?” :1 50““? “n W
- -klnd number about twelve hun- b1 mg its sulphur deposits ,"‘ “lthln a few da'. .1 \vhe'n it “as felt by
'. ' (30,11 exists in many 7,. , ”,r p” Wash poisons and toxins from the wardepartrmt thht there was
’{There are tw-enty eight pounds of sia and in the cities of 'ialn-iz and
1. - in an average grown up person. Teheran it is rapidly‘fi'Pl:
_The largest and highest cactus in of wood as fuel.
world is found in Alizona. It is From sixty to .5ex0111y per cent of
o hundred andr htirty’two feet in the world's p10cluction of coppei is re
fight. quircd in normal times to supply the
In the Bahama Islands, which were needs _‘ol the electrical industry.
tiled more than two hundred wars in all probability the sugar-cane
. by/Londoncis th.n (‘301k11t-y (Ila- came originally from India or China,
. fleet is said to be as str'ong ' is in as sugai is mentioned in the earliest
.-¢h€8p81d8 .litl’er'atme of these two countlies.
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may from lightening is r.
he this is deem.-
fie custom is based
~5-ulch as the smoke :'-
auctot’for carrying
felicity.
_' The natives in the Canary ls'pnos leum.
an expert whis tiers, and hold conver-
'lations with em
medium. Visitors to the is" and
M they have become acquainted: seed were destroyed or left to decay
*ifl: the strong-1 language and also or: in lumps.
Dow long and comnli ,rat .r conserva. Finnish Lapland is believed to con-
ions have been he h; Whistling stain vast deposits of the highe grade
. - a neighbor a 12' M1 my ’ ‘iron ore, equal, if not sup'brior, to the
Infant marriages : ‘. prevalert richest deposits of Swedish and Nor-
India. Officml ii; 5 show that wegian Lapland. _
1911 ere Were l3 l,_5]8 ”married Th residue Of the indigo plant,
n r five years of age and 302, after the'extraction of the lndlclln.
married women" of the same known commerciallyas inhigo, is used
' age. or “hquands” between in many districts of India as- a ter-
‘3“?! of five and ten. thgre were tilizen- for-the tobacco plant. fl,
«1. a, milliion while “wives"; be- In the éarly days of gas-li'ghting’the
these ages number Well over ’
.. great nuisance and surreptitiously
.gct rid of it. ,Then the great discovr
m Dec 15- *The meal“? 0' the _e_ry was made that all mention of the
"' 00‘1“" that *IS -> have 1‘: show dwelt in this dirty-looking
held today wmpostpon d.
Kan Bennet- the 'Austriari (nigh-”s
who is in Paris to seek at
Arc-d. By alum crystallized under ‘speclal con-
.5;1pe:4' "ion, but. ditions.
-'.;1 re:1:on. inas~- It is estimated that in Colorado
5 as a good con- Wthele is sufficient shale, in beds three
'way the elec— feet 01' more thick to yield twenty
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dots.
On the approach of 'mni‘. Norms ’ Nearly all artificial gemsfithat is to
,m h -- iv, the body
0 peasants oftr' 111 up a say, stones that are really made by.
' fiery smoky fire, in thz- ‘3
1‘ that artificial means—are .compounds or ted day by day it quickly ferments and
'zenerates poisons.
iniillion 01 more barrels of crude petro- i drink bfeore breaakfast ”Ch day glass
.ot hot water with a
. Prior to the discovery thzit cotton- {limestone phosphate.
l1 other thro11.r‘.-1 th:s .sred could be made to yield a menu--
3 tell to] supply of oil, millions of pounds 01-5
gas producers regarded. coal-tar as -a .
shim—which men despised and threw J
array, and hey it is one at the most ,
system before putting
. no longer need for keéoine the matter
food into stomach.
'wbolly a secret. A public exhibition
of this new kind of wireless was given
\V ash youxself on the inside before some time ago 0 the Hazeiburst and
-b1eakfast like you do on the outside. Roosevelt flying fle‘ds nem \li neola.
i’TM'q is many more important betause Long Island. A representative
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. the skin p01 (—3 do not-bsorb impurities “as present and both heard and saw
{into the NOW} 631151118 lune“! while the telephone in operation .
“he bowel pores do i He saw an officer direct “1&0“!-
1 For e’v’ely ounce of food taken in- ment or the aviator who was .at a
:to the stomach, nearly an ounce of héizht of about 3000 feet from tho"
1waste mateiial must be carried out of ground. _
If this waste is not elimina- manner direct a. fleet of bnmhing sir»
pianos going at th“ speed of 130 miles
an hour by word of mouth from his.
own airplane. l
Limitenant ’Hudson R. Sneei‘insz took
the air in a Dellavliand machine 3*
Hazelhurst field. Colonel Culver took
what looked like an ordinary telephone
transmitter in his hand. This tfims‘
mitter was connected by a wire to a
loss may to wadh- these loans small wireless plant on the the ’16" “leu-
m/the stoumch, liver. kldne’K and tenant Seerlng' had 1 receiver in his
bowels: thus cleansing, owes nine: helmet PuLno tranfimttor; so he oouid.
frenhening’ tne’Bllmentai-y canal before n‘t talk but. He by: been asked 38%
eating more food. leral questions and his méffiod of ans-
A quarter pound of limeato phos wet-in; “you” had been to tilt forward
phate costs but very little at the drug in the machine, and “no" by monng
gases and toxins
which are absorbed or sucked into the
llblood stream thrdugh the lymph ducts
which should suck only nourishment.
A splendid health measure is to
easpoonful or
:)lt, which is a.
store, but is sufficient to make anyone the plane quickly. from aide to side.
an enthusiast on inside bathing.
When Searing was up “out 255°
He next saw a flight com? a
“Do you hear 1111‘) clt'ariy'?" The ma.»
chins) took another dip.
“Are ‘01] coid?‘ 11:15 the next qnns-
tion. The 111111?an inslamh sway ad
from 9'1? do to ride, «-
”(“ltih a hit hit”. 11"."
one] Culvm'. l‘. ithr 121 a 1'
lay Set-iron: «tam-d That's high
cnonth " 411'! (‘olon l Culver imd the
marl inn flattened out .111 oncg'Later.
he 12"" o' 19' ml to loop the in?“ Then
followed a licuiltlerinz'. series of stunts
in the. «i 'in 11.5ponso to 011‘: r5 thlouzh
the telephone by Ccloml C‘ullcr. “'Hen
Limilrmml Seerim: returned to the
ground he said Colonel (‘ulvpis voice.
c‘mar to him
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was “0"l'"('tl
H15 15:11 Dure Chews 5i3‘ns OT Prohibition”
, conference here of the 24 Dfiidenls of
at all times
'trv
How
and
and
engines
’until Within the past six months.
Vihc vibrations are synchronized
pass through the 1ii>iu1banccs
noise made by the airplane
Hand :11 opcllerc is a secret.
STEEL STRIKE is ..
To BE CONTINUED
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Presidents of 24 Unions 0 Decide
Conference
at
\VASHINGTON, Dec. 15.---Cononua—i
tion of the nationwide steel “firkors‘
strike wan voted yesterday by the.
unions connected With the steel indus—‘l
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and it'lilnt-nll circumstances. l H “‘25 said that there “'t‘l‘t‘ on]?’i W”, ‘ Bro:
FT?!" ilawlhurst “PM ”‘9 93”" twa dissenting votes most of the uni FEATURING THE LOW Wum
WP!“ lc “0 150V?“ f‘t‘ld “heme nme— on leaders maintaining that victory in}. LINE.
teen Del-1'11 iland battin nlanes went in- the controversy was in sight F Tun;l fsplendid nth-111mm 12-: - E
to the air flow at the smed of 130 M ltlxiflxll;ir ”F3311? nix: :lltlrii‘tl i'c
milps an hour. and were directed in: ACCIDENT AT THE BRIDGE first is it): old ros’o cotton “4 1.11.1.3.
the” movements from onc 0" the plan-f tucked Skirt. at cached to a 5 '11,.l-1
es {R‘Vh‘l‘h 9'“ writ-hi fin“;"‘““der Ma-l Another accident at the Damien rail- blouse under 11 Straight hr it 1-1...-
101' Joseph 17. misseil. Elsi-.tcen of ‘i'i'ie‘mad bridge. John Kresko. of Nor- 111 cd 11 11th 3911- -1.'(‘1l()r'£-t(l‘.lfl.ll.'l 1!.
men had‘le"‘”l"°“ in their helmfls' ’walk runs full tilt into ‘Walter Bates. 0;;anfiil’gngg‘, (3"?81 ‘3; "f "i" "‘
Major Rur mail had a tran\smi1* '- in his Kresko on motorcycle going from 10¢ c not Mctiiiim “2% ”Eng" W
11th. He also carried ""- his plane Stamford to Norwalk, .struck Bates" .ards 36 inch voile “111133 1; 1d M
““9 “new” by “mans of Which car about midway tween the hood Sandy
the 9‘9”?” DOW?" was generated from and door Bates had turned to go to Equally Simple in slllc i .1...- . '
his plane trailed the antennae and a w’ards the post offices: and claimed he :zdgtmci‘dfi‘ in rfguged chili; ‘ ,’ :..
wire about 501, feet long. ldld not see motorcycle. Just Ebola closes on thtpll‘cl‘t ..hr.§.?1;:.f.-f' .i .
Main: Rue-sol drilled those men in the bridge some new cement has been trimmed with tucks. 'l‘hn .gm. run.
the air as if they were troops on the laid in front of the bank huilding and ming is repeated on ”w moi. . l U“,
m’"‘"- 'mu- «1mg them fl" “3 all sorts this has a number of red lights to- straight gathered shirt Thin/l5 of
of formations. and sometimes he was w{m drivers to keep off. _This may puffed net are set into the culling-“:3":
8 mile “50"“ ”19 others or two 0‘ three have been the reason Bates ”'did not {:38 Oibgvgvgargq“;‘1'?“ .H ,1 1, ”:1:
miles Rom them yet at all' times his. see the motorcycle. Fortunately Kré’i the girdle give; gm l...” 1" erh
orders were heard perfeCtl" isko was not severely injured, escapingrlwedium size requircs 1.1; 1.1105 36
The apparatus is verv simple. al- ’with a'cut on his head. He was tak- inch «material. ‘ a mu,
though or course there are some 32- onto Dr. Noxons office, where injuries. ”’12:? £35015“. 1:133 211:} ' 7:" ,1...
crets about it. In the case of receivers.“ were attended to. Mr. Bates took Kre- ”$5195 ifs“: SS‘ngm "
there is a small stoxnge battery to film and the motorcyéle home in ' his Show Mode; pmmm '1'
which tho receiver is connected In car. 4 Juniors’ Dress No. 8293. 31212.25 w-
the cost of the transmitter ~the elem ._..._...._._..__.17 years. Price, 25 cents.
trinity is generated in a small machine f In 1111:1330: tgdoftopafig naming; __ A 1
g” the Wham—m pfiBCip‘evthe ms“ :21?st 311111on of water are used. ’ -—'1'ry a Sen‘tlnél Want 11.31 .113 «.5
of the machine through the air turning acc'tmlgng to the kind of paper.
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