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Vegetable Rice with Steak.
'Add_1 cupt‘ul thoroughly .washed-
idea in a saucepan of boiling water.§
5 iconic rapidly and uncovered until ten- 1
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“Eng tomato sauce. Cook 1.slice of

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afld to it 3 vtablespoonfuls of butter, 3 i
'nblespoonfuls of flour. 1-8 t’easpoon—
{a} pepper,_% teaspoontul salt, which 2
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toffee: Potatoe's.
Two tablospoonl‘ul melted butter. 6
.wge potatoes, 2 tablespoonfuls grat-
ed cheese, 1 yolk of egg. salt and pep-
‘lan to taste.
_' Wash, 6 wellshaped white potatoes
M and rub skin with butter. llake until
%-’tender, cut slice off one end with a
teaspoon, remove all potatoes from
'i-xhcll. Mash the potatoes. adding: out-

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all shells and bake 1.3 minutes!

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stain over the mouth of a ba

stan
'jninutes, rub through :1. strainer and l cold water and soap_

inlay be removed by
twith lard, then soak in turpentine.

,may be added.
,keep in place

' gunder to the foot to- make a ha
ter. cheese, seasoning and egg l’Olk- -the feet.

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Stains.
Fruit stains can be removed by
abric containing the
sin and
boiling water on the stain. It

. curing
110803.31 Wm} a “10”] and let stand {he stain has been flx'ed’ by timuoak
on the .back or stove. to my. line article in a weak solution of oxalic
.‘2 - . r it the follow- .acid. _' -
When ready to \t r\ e at status can be

Sewing machine oil
emoved by rubbing with lard. Let

(1 several hours, then wash with
Pitch. wheel grease and tar stains
softening them

Scrape off carefully with a knife all
he loose surface dirt, sponge clean

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dd to rice and serve on platter with ,with turpentine and rub gently until
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Outdoor E'lo’eping Bag.
An excellent outdoor sleeping bag

and one that will help to keep crank-
ets clean can be made from a discartl-‘
ed portiere.

It should be well washed and then

. ,. . , . crie lovely to examine. but not . . the mm 308 WM m.
titaglded gum cotton: alter .whicn a Emmy. This haves n to me 5km m Jaat- .4.in the tendency'lhat the num- , -
"1mg 0 some hem} fieeced material uphold the fionol's or the costume. Of-' 1 ‘- l HOW still less, is to present a In stitchor‘. m vest and buttons of

If knotted as for a
omfortcr. the lining and padding will

The extra length should be turned
g for
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The width of a p tCL'C is just right
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jacket helps it out.
across such jaunty little things as a
snorts‘ satin skin in deep ivory band-
ed with a pink
brushed wool. and a wide scarf of the.
same brushed wool
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Juvenile Hats. That prohibition is showing "-8 1‘6-
One of the leading manufacturers of lsultu insofar as" the - falling oil in
hats for juveniles 18 showing a“ at- 'crime and other offenses are concern-
tractive line of new models which, for ed, is indicated in the. number of’pns-
the most part, features batrclot‘h. toners at the jail. For works the num-
Trade authorities say that it looks as ,ber of prisoners in the jail has been
if this material is going to be proml- ‘zettlng smaller. and the tendency is
nent again. especially in bridflant for the number-to drop. and recunly
shades. These have been worked “D there were but sixty-five prisoners in
for the young girl. into attractive U" jail and two of these were wrmen.
roll turbans and Hindoo draped GT- .There were but fortyuflvc prisoners at
fects. American beauty. Copenhagen [the Jail under sentence. the containing
blue, and jade green are especially ,twenty being held for the March term
favored. Some models express a new of the Superior Criminal Court. and
idea in the form of bright‘ colored the contractors at the jail had but
satins covered with black halrcloth. ‘twenty-five men in the shops'tne re-
The glint ot‘ the. enter through the mainder of the prisoners under sent-
coarse weave ol‘ the haircloth is re- encc being necessary to do the work
garded as very effective. A number abbut the instituting.
0f natty turbans are made up in this: This number of prisoners doea not.
combination. “"91"“ ”10 Federal prisoners in jail
lot will -h there are about 10, and over
lw.hf"tl Sherifl' Gabb has no super-
Vlsrc they being looked after by
men in the employ of the Fedora! gov.
ernment. The filling off in the num-
ber oi prisoners who are committed
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the Separate Ski-t.
fore the ingenuity of;
Blouses for wear
for the most part.
ly line bits of lin-

Popularity of
Frocks fade be
the separate skirt.
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proposition for the consideration of
the county commissioners. The up-
kerr and the supervision of t‘te jail
for so small a number 0! pl'lSODt‘l‘S is
expensive and the falls in some of
the smaller counties of the state are
vacant or practically so. and the corn
missiouers bf- New Haven and Fair-
field counties which are in the same-

;el£-materlal give an adorable style
:9 this (rock of white «linen. 'i‘nr
douse is long enough to form a tunic
wet the straight“, skirt and the three-
uartcr sleeves are trimmed Will.
are cuffs. The square neck is [in-
;‘aed with a white organdy collar.
adium size requires 6 yards 36
2-21 material,

ten. however. an accessory to the
shape of a senior a little ,slecveless
Thus one comes

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that will'cnublc
you to combine
two short lengths
ofmatcrial plays
the part of‘l‘it‘st
aid to limited :11-
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FEBRUARY
PICTORIAL
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wardrobe sug gcsliom

THE SPRING
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E. Cookies. . Pmtec'm“ “'0'“ "’9 COM- ykll'l of wash satin. makes a very 3121:“ as. (Hartford, Will have a proposi- Pictorial Review Dress No, 8378.
One cup sugar. ‘9; cup sour milk. V2 modish whole. ‘9“ mm“ ”‘9'“ the same 83 int M295. 1‘: to 3»: rcz-ra. Price. 25 cents.
teaspoon soda, 1 tt'li‘.‘p00n baking pow—i q 1 , The '3’“ Of Salt. ’ . ~ Ha'flo'“ County. To lessen the over I _ __ t
“" rder put in sour milk. it our lard. it: wi‘n“ En?“ ”:3 3:91} “Pdcr baking tins Latest Fashion Notes. affilfl‘arses tn the lurker countzes ur' ""“‘ ‘ ‘“ ‘ ,“ “ ~
. mspogn salt, 1 egg: 1 ,msmmn vuntl- bottoln‘ en .t-n scorching on the Pleated Stir-collars appear on: e swim there is ‘ belief that the tie. M the. .tmu, tut thn belief was ex- ALL OVER THE LAHQ. ENDS 13'“ MILE FUCHY_
i '13 Put flour t.l‘.t)t?‘.!l to handle good: , I ' :mnmllst‘loners will oventuallv be re. ”reset-d that mum-ally ”lure will not -‘ _ 1-st LONDON Fr!) ‘1‘; A "H, , ,
' “’11 thin. ' Sta" pm“ 9‘” fir” in ”'9 "him““Y- jackets. :quircd ‘0 0‘09» parts of the jail at! with be "19 “(’Wfifill)‘ for jails in ”1 other .Although on? or met m: ingoter' -‘ I \‘ .. _ .' A \ I J ' ‘
Filling: Our ,1”, “”5”..." ground. :‘ Salt and vnwgar will remove stains _ ibut twenty-five pristine”; W‘ng the counflgs as in the (‘11‘90 larger court growing sections of the "‘1‘“ it; bu; the lat-nun. . t‘us flnm .l- l» -
a}, cup sugar; ._, lumping teaspoons ifroqm discolored teacups. Fancy Shons are coming in again. .shops, as was the case at the Hartford ”95 and from tho standpoint of econ- yet it. is almost impositigrmcflon der data oi ll'mlnpptla" s": - -' t.-
nour; put in LJEJl put a little esld f a“ and SOda are cxcvllent for bee, —— ‘ flail. It‘cently. it is not believed that only and 1"”. "W b0“ 1mm?“ of the 9378mm at the “0?": cabin“ in about Sir Rut-s Smith Ha: laudul .‘ M
*mter to stir. not to haw, it lumpy: .Suims' ; Hand-made collars are made high. 'the contractors will Continue with md’mwm' “ “3': NHL it would be “1‘ w- W‘- The dry la“ “as m t in- Y‘xint Cool. 'rrtlmvm- thut- r
on Clip hall; lull h; hot water, put. on 3 Salt thrown on soot which has fal~ ' 7 lthat small amount of labor a‘fiimmp visablc to (lot-'- ”to jails in the smal- the scarcity for the crop husxsvzne ail v " .. f
, mine; stir net to burn until it thicli- len 0" the carpet “'i‘l preventmazn. - , d lb) ll ' lcr counties ant‘. transport the prison to’thc manufacture of Winn. t s a. ‘A his “1L4.“ hum Sydney 1.,
. . . . . . _ . Batiste designing seems to be fixed an 1 some situa on as to the . . p “-7 h Ln run .
0118: 1 tC‘aSDOKm In “1101! cookie. I 5“" “1 “m““u-‘h .. " Fl-‘(fi- June"). of labor exists in the other ere commute-ti to jail. to the jail in one that all that. is new : ‘ a,” the hut. titan-V of hi: trip 'n'
..__-- .1 Salt-thrown on a coal fire which is in favor. ' in,“ counties of the state of the larger counties of the state. the parg‘lpl through tilt-“£2115. y, =8 (art. bum” “warm mm" ,, .4
Soft Go or Bread. ‘ ow “”11 "9"”? i" atio . ' Under this arrangement. the hello! and excellent w no 1! bro "0“— .' _
Two cups moir'tsgvs. 2 leuSDOOIIS gin-f ‘ . . \ Two—color effects are favored m ”3393330,, as“: b1,g,;g§3:;‘g; was expressed that the prisoners Federal operators are nifty: um?"-
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"e" 3'4 CW ““3”" t”“‘“"°°““-‘°da'i Therc‘ 713323.11???“ t -k dresses' 5’92" “3 the “'7 ““9"” ”we" "“1 “ Scum harming mrtfitm-r “an?“ 3:9 “’9 9m" 1:323:51»! ~ :lrculated and' ABOUT THE swmcxu r2
‘1 cup buttt'rmttk, flour to thicken.‘.,.,.. r .71 1., .. PM A eanpo son - *‘é~_— 'was S“g805(9d recently that because xp‘enae 9! I“I 3:?an blflvn o e drink mya‘ among‘ laborers ll! the: . ~ ' -. ~ ‘ h : lll
,tSflr the molasses and butter together, (1.... ~01 10‘115- ‘ i a porlnger 0" pan 128900 SEIZED, 9,641 SHOT of the existing tendenvy that the num- sin e would >0 c. .t~ tuna y less than highh pop“ or." f (‘hicam One A” sulnznnUe la a vmmwi 4x
t.add the ginger. Put the soda in a cup ,h it full 0| co.d water. add a‘large ' her in jail will become fewer as time the. running of a jail fov a half dozen stockyardfl ‘1‘?“ 0' “ - i6“. the. to -4 lnl‘hm- long. and ~ ~, us
and pour boiling watt-r over it. then ‘t‘Donnflll of any ”00“ “3811‘an Duhdi“ W s :1 Th' R rt i Conn 06* on that it would be advisable m-or less number of prisoners. and the whiff of it is enough to c. -- . ““nn‘L used m ficl‘a'u‘ mu ~~ -
in the cu will 5 - ‘n; 'dl ‘t r ’m- bean m u side down in it “"3“ e“ 5 '3 °p° ~“ ‘5 ' '_ ‘ coat or the trans rlation of ris he. mt d t era while I drink ‘7‘“ n t n‘ - ~ v . .
p 1 0m 1m "‘ ‘ fins.tot u n p p R I t‘ Str 1, order the jails in the smaller counties 9° p 0 - rs n P ”I“ ' . .on N‘“ d“ " I” "t ”I ‘
6 Inc molaLIscs. ' land let come to a “boil. Stand aside ‘0' 9V0 U '0" “till - that is Windham. Tollnnd. Litchtit-ld would at h hcnvyns compared toahc cause the imbiber to climb a tree Ind had. over . “mm" in ,3. ,.
_ . ..M1x thick With the flour, but not luntil your other dishes are washed. PARISFeM 26.——A despots}: receiV- and Mldtlle'scx and possibly New Ion-193%ns" ”r mumtalmng a jail. chatter like a chimpanzee. it is re- m known ‘3 ”u. S“... ‘, W,
too thick. Bake in quick own then you will find its the easiest wav ed new ‘u‘on‘ \Vqrsaw savs the report tlon to be ‘ ' . c situation l5 tilt‘ which will call orted. '1 ~ Bwlngknlveo are till ts. .
i. _ . . . - . . closed entliel and to con- , . . .p h I
.ever for a bean or a pudding pm i the committee "of the struggle fine the prisoners colllml’t'lsd to jail in {for stud) and will undoubtedly "WWP‘ Stealing ‘0 “3"" ‘1'“ life 0‘? motncr— ni'onufacturc of flux In W ' "’
-- - b l l u 0 'consideratlon in th l l om‘oned b~ Federal Judge xx, - . .
Maple “'"n‘ I e "5 09am ' 81".“5'191 (winter revolution" ofbctally those counties in Hartford or New law to . l t . be next M“ on ofttn-aw was c ‘ ,. ’ the of‘ 0‘”. 5‘“ “WW“ "“" 3 "‘
Four tablet-poems of rich milk or - ’ -- . _ Haven county. , . ms .1 um to t 0 effect. that some Carpenter on beating me WW“! generally .1, 1.1,”...1 .
mam -1 cup of White sugar. Boil Testing $3°'°h°d L'"°"' 3"““"“"“s "‘9 “umber 0‘ person” or If there is to.bt~ ntsmallyfi‘or any ipian m" "0 "Wk?" m" "‘9 ”“1““ “7 Jam” n' ‘A‘T‘mm' 0’ chm"? who‘ — ““ m"
_:"iil/h0nl. stirring until you can no u . “0" ‘0 a 150““ “gimme-V- "1 “,hi‘" mason durinz the ‘t three years a.- jam a. a" m ”w Ham and no one 31851 prisoners that will be different took $3.000 from the F0!" Warm?“ cutLonan-s DEATHS A.» my;
.‘IP in a spoon and 390 it spin: add 1 lpmt of vinegar. twp “maps of. Fuller's 10g ('00 ‘ doubts but there wil be that necessity ,from the pi-oflt'nt method. bank to pay his relatives hospital . TAL
flmsmon of maple flot'willz. Beat ‘earth ("thmh -“°“ ‘1 ' F“ from me. '1’ ' lcr M persons shot. says will be in Hartford. for New Haven‘ 1." w...«,__._,_~~._ |bills. “9 ““9" "3'9““ ‘h' money. “A‘ NEW HAYES F. l» ‘3.
M a fork “Mil it begins to thicken. ldm“ “or” “"1 , “'C“ ”7 "'0 The num ' ' amt Faltfield Counting, which are then -‘ ‘ 99"!!!“ Want Ad” .tem‘pmtion almost no human helm: ‘5‘. respor‘ir‘h'léu: “w
. and look Like sugar. Spread this on unions. Sprintl t : "ortpositlon over the: topolt vas 9,641. llarger of the three or the eight coun_;me Scum would berg," was the lum‘n moment. ~39]. Min todav .in "‘tnllir- ‘ 4“
your hotcakes. “'alntlfs add a men“ ”1'" MM.” 0 .th" tiamagcd'linnn. and —~ .__..._ e l . 7 ' According to an announnement by 4393”,. in Ant-*(l'lll {Plush}: ‘,
j, «dull to both taste and appcaxragc. .1: the scorching is not mum 'hrouzh RING STRANGELY RECOVER—D. ,.-— --—_ ...-. -_ .. no —- {Secretary Hayes of the State mm your old boy 8"“ :m “up": ‘H
t ‘ . .. {and the threads actually “g“tfllmt‘d. A wpfirling ring was found in the of Agriculture 0! Missouri. the art girl (mph 0' whom. M; t “ '
‘: lCornstrtr-r'o a...” m. “19 mace W1“ “99“?" 3" f“ 1" white .«slomacb of a cod caulht on the Grand 'vance proof sheets of the prelimimu! lip-called halt-m “with". :
One pint water, 14 teaspoon salt, 2 3}“ perm-Ct as any 0‘1“” Y‘ in“ The Banks. The ring belonfled to Mrs. jrevtew of Missouri farm consult for figment; ‘
Inning spoons cornstarch; put on ‘llnen. Pauline. Burnhnm.‘ an Engll‘Jh woman. 1919 will Show that H.956 Missouri - *_ ‘ .,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Stove. boil. take trout stove. beat in'

Jifli of 1 82!; flavor to taste beat the
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Corn Bread.
. One and 2-3 cupfuls of milk, 1/2 cup-
tnl sugar. 2 tt-aspoonfu'fs cream of
“tartar. l teaspocnful of 5;: da. 2 cupiuls
'fluur,‘1 cunfnl 11191;; l tablespoon-
,m of melted lard. Cook i?

 

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Ill Hal. WATER

ash poisons and toxins from
cystem_beforc putting
food into stomach.

 

 

Wuh‘yourself on the inside before
‘ fast like you do on the outside.
is vastly ‘more important because
kin pores do not ~33!" b lrnpnrities
the Blood. cauwxr illne-a, while
bowel pores do. ' '
, J'br every ounce (3‘ food taken in-

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body. it this was-felon": eum‘ma-
du by day it quickly tennents and
‘ ”tee poisons, ' gases and toxins

ire absorbed or sucked into the
stream, throuch the lymph ducts

 
 

 

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Pretty Lamp Shv'es.

Pretty lamp shades con be made at
home by cutting designs out of bright
colored chintz. pasting them on heavy
white paper that has been fastened
over a white frame.

it is advisable 'to wrap the wire
frame wtih ribbon before cover mg
with the paper. using, of coma . a
ribbon that matches the chintz in
color.

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Richer Soup Stock.

When buying a soup bone. purchase
flve cents' worth of liver. This gives
a much richer stock, adding to ”14'
flavor as well as the' usefulness of
each soup bone.

Oysters as Meat Substtutes. “

Although oysters have a very high
contest of water, they may be added
to the list of meat substitutes. as they
supply the same kind of food to the
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who had lost it when the Mellow-1Wt
Anglo-Saxon went down ln‘lsm. The
fisherman traced the ownership of the
ring and sent. it back to on? [son of
Mrs. Burhharn, who is said to have re
worded him with a present of $250.
AVE
STOLEN TOBACCO
HARTFORD. Feb. 26,—)‘lax Liber-
man of No. 30 Spring strut. foreman
lfor Steane, . Hartman and Company...
-Antonio Lanzo of No. 38 Grove street.
a helper. and Joseph LnBelle of Front
street, were held” in bonds of 83 000
each in police court today for hearing
Saturday on charges of having stolen
tobacco from the warehouse of the
'company on Commerce street.
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turns out of a total of 22222“ are now
equipped with silos. Only 68 per
cent of the farms have thus far born
tabulated.

Three men died in Memphis. TEL.
recently. as a result of drinking sweet-
ened toilet. water. under the impres-
sion it is believed, that it was real
"wet" goods. A number of others
are ill be a result of drinking the dead-
ly concoction. tmd are expected to
recover. The reported dead are Loo
Henderson. Ed Dent-9n and “rim-a:
Anderson.

Uncle Sam‘l sailors have Perot"!
against mysteries of hamburger sloth.
Violent proteuu axotnat the dish as
'bamburged“‘by private deals: now
been no sustained that on order we.
received at the Navy yard at Port;-
mouth. N. ll. abolishing hamburger
rural-had: by private mntmrlors.
from or the ingredients or a steak

out. Hamburg" will be purchased "as
in mi "N 0310mm": will be done by

navy cooks and til i ~
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"Pape‘; Cold Compound" 1“” '
“P a cold in 3 (cm hr

Relief mint-s lusts: :h
"1 9“”? two hours lllti'? "
are taken usually Tin-alt»
mid and ends all crippt 7;.

The very first do.“ n;- r -
MD nostrils. and ill" . :..
in the head. stops limo x
"QYM the headache tl‘lllr‘v
lf‘se. sneezing. 80an<s a" ‘ '

MW. stay Mullet! 1:1" ‘3 ‘
and mulling! Clea"
head! Nothing also ‘7‘.
such rmmnt rPl‘t'f
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