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Notes from Paris.
New hats appear earlier than new
Prize Marshmallow Tapioca.
To Save Soap.
soak two heaping tablespoons of
“'hen you have a lot of pieces MI
m9“ overnight. drin and add to it Ihard or washing soap. sure then: and. spring gowns do. Perhaps it' would
«no pint 0f milk and a “9"." “1“” ”a“ iput them in a, sauce pan with a little be more correct to say that hat
tr of 3. CUP Of 5“ng C00“ in a lhot water, enough (8 dissOlVe the sap, fashions are changing all “10 time,
double boiler until it is “0‘”- then and set on the back of store to dis~ since each fortnight in Paris see the
666 two dozen marshmallows. Fm“ slrc. .‘tir int 21 smoth‘ paste and rise and fall of some favored model.
sing until dissolved. _ _ _ turn into a cup. or any kind 01 {until
Remove from heat flavor “1m vanil- Mic-sired. \‘t‘hen cold cut around the,
lib and serve cold. tome and the soap will come out in a
No meringue is required 35"?" 1‘1“" lnice cake and can be used much
ding is light and delicate. 11”“ “13,-" easier than the. small pieces and to a
to: served, if desillfiv “(Ml a fruit .nii‘ich better advantage.
sauce made from 311100 0f any lal'tl Another use for small
-flruit.
A good rule to follow is that there
should be no hard edges Even the
close fitting caplike toques achieve
the desirable softness of outline, by a
soft drapery, a somewhat shaggy gar-
plecog (inland of iltiivcrs or large flower petals.
or a mass of feathers. These toques
l
- -washing“soap is the soap shakers.
The quantities given make one!
‘ rt. Soft boiled rice may he usedl
To place‘of tapioca and is equally as'
additions.
are serviceable when made in draped
American cloth (the kind that once
Household Hints. ,
and covered nursery tabletop: or provid-
Discardcd ucckties. ripped
._ land cuffs. adding the ntledlgd tout-h to 1‘11’1’1‘0l‘1“l‘0d i" ”“3 b"“5h“d “'00"
Veal Loaf. a woman's dark costume.
.Thl‘ee DOWNS lean Vl‘ill- 1" pound} The New 'P‘eathers—A new straw is
salt pork. 1 cupful CI'RCIK‘I' crumbs. 3i Cut in stripes an inch Will“. the)“ much in evidence. and \‘arnislicd
' 02883 well beaten. Sim. lml’llt‘l' imdlcan be crotchcd into a beautiful mal straw is in tube form. Put into short
sage. Chop the V031 Hm] Dm‘k V01‘Zvflriig to he placed before a lady's drcs- lengths and stitched on to a lounda-'
fine and mi): ingredients. Press in a ‘sing table.
thread pan and bake 21/; hours. i ....______
Melt 1 tablespoonful of butler in It A piece ”r pm.” I’flllt‘l' {h “Ty
rMflul hot water and every half-nourjgmnl to mum“, m, from nightlife and;
your a tablespooni‘ul over tho meat. sink.
Set pan into a larger pan partly filled either he in stiff Q1)fli’9::zl.llt‘k aslant.
with hot water during the last hour, 4‘" cm'elunc allied in rim hall; or t-i‘ciicller fashion. or in a straiilht.t
. . - . . . o . .
‘3: baking ”"1.th u biopwns t5)"; fa“ 0" a cook book will hold loose household \ravmg mass of froudt-t entirely ('(H‘cr.
mp, Cover Wl a pa cr. )P _
,iion of net. lt looks rather like the.
lit-ads which enterprising youugM-lis
used to make from macaroni.
Feathers are much worn and may
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. . same hints. in: the hat. .
refine may be served hot wuh loma- '
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”a sauce or 51'9”] cold. Yellow is tlic FWHUH'S smart, color Fancy Liiigeriew-h is the day oi-
- for the bridesmaid. . fancy lingerie and it must be admlt~'
One tndAmoenrt'cl??lfGfliliaiit’l of best - tcd that eccentricity (ifivn enters he.
' \. 1 I H I. t u . ‘ l b ’ z . .
pram meal) add 11:. pounds of 1.“,le A Wm”. satin Hr... ., l: W._ ”I. .trcna i". th..~i (‘UlllH‘LllOlL Many ate
‘ i . .f- l , 01 by mum”; “3y :z-ncd irrati the opinions that underwear should
”It. Cut the abou into ctincs about ( .
always be. pure white. very fine and
’ - . ‘ n - - crumbs. , ‘
lut '1 h”: (hop lwashablw. it is not enough that it
\th1 onions
”Ina inches square.
to! onion in a pot.
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m yellow. D1800 Pork and liccl’ in.‘ in washing: Tilll'illIlIO-i and :i'vtns shall“, IIN‘ (“lf'il‘lrllfilblfl‘ I‘lllt this is
and add a level tt-aspooiiftil of papriv add a little Viiivyar to ‘miiig all In' till-"'1‘ an 01d ”:22" no in. ,
1.53. “'hen done take the meat out sects to ”10 surface. L F h'o Notes
and stir in. a little flour, and limwn: —-—' ' i . atest as .' n , ' .
Tlio- nipped-in waist IIIH’ appears. II
nfm thin with a little water. 3 To put it a hat for trawling or m be
Stew the above. slowly. adding sent by pai‘t‘t‘l ptl>i. sn\\‘ it in ‘tlic lint-
very little water at a time as llt‘t'llull. tom ot‘ the box. Then it will stay
It is supposed to stew mostly in its iiizhls. id" up 110 matter how turned.
‘ nany new spring suit jarkvma
I
The silhouette of the I.l‘Il‘l0‘:I suit
straight. .-lir1 {H‘I him-haul.
m juice. Old fi'Il hats iuaitc cxcvllt-nt soles:
4 I ‘ for bedroom slippers or for iniur ’
. . . ~ 'c. - -' 'lTIa‘ti >1 (It‘s
' ‘ ‘ .v v< 1 all i in rubbers to kee l the -\ ( “NHL-t fl ”I k “ -< H ‘tl
Prize Indian Meal Pudding. 01‘ ” I I ~ has straizli? ,unvla Il'l ".t III‘II Izoui l
> Oirnmeal. 3-4 cup: milk. 1 cup; salt. feet. warm. ,
IE teas oons: su ar. 2 tables oon- , , ._ . .. -, ,. . v.
3535. Sifli. in the “fouling in m§mng The quickest. and easiest way tol 3 k110i 0f. "ill! ’ll’lilhlllhlm (”0” l-‘
mash. Add salt and sugar. Turn into stone raisins is to place. thr‘nl on none of the hint Mi mnamcn .
Met-ed balflng dish, punln pan of’tin plate and beat them thoroughly lug
WEI", and bake Very slowly aboutla hot oven. The heat causes tho i'aiS—'
muse houm, or in me fii'eless cooker, {his to split easily and it is no [l'tllt‘II‘C
82:“: with hard sauce, lto remove the stono's. ‘
gamugfi' tic??? crggkéf‘lis;$;gf’ A good idea. for mcndinc Hid \Vtilfl'! 'l'fliltll‘trtl'fli'l'l-‘l in“ longs 1‘
m of butter size of walnut. 2 tea. out parts or. holes of an umbrella is to PG COINS M“ “10119? .
Mills of salt and grated nutmpg_'stick on very firmly black rourt Dills'i
mic very slowly 2 hours stirring 00 iter inside the unbrclla and ll “‘1” look
Roth the wide sash of ribbon and!
the narrow hrlt of palcnt It‘lllh' r are ,
in favor.
and tailor
i.acq{irr l'(‘lI hrocadc-s art'- aniuiij:
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fl. lt)p-(‘():li>‘, capes and dolmans.
Vifiormw .
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cook 1,5, pound prunes without su..-I Despite the m” that _
i
’- remove stones, cut prunes in
rs and mix with 1,4.» cup of sug-
n- Add 1 tablespoonful lemon juice.
search by Ollltmlologisis lias'fniieti Iii. Scallops are among: tlia‘ prettiest
discover any signs of the European dccoraiions for taffeta trot-ks.
M corn borer in «Connecticut. four west- .
down the prune juice until you ern slates have Il‘H‘I‘JtIl'lI us in a. Some of the new lacr-
hve about 3 tablespoons. spread plelquaranline intended ~." sat'euiiartl fiiiitilird at the arms and (“UNI—“lib:
’3 with pastry, cover Wlth prunes"their farms against tl' iwst. The fine drawnwork until in cream or‘
In, over the June" dOt With butter, quarantine cow-rs t‘lll‘II in car, corn own to mulch Ilic tone of the lace. I
.mge with flour; put on upper crust “.11).: 1 . .. . .. . ;. 1 , WI
. . . ( a, ce cry. binn ”Call: ’1 pm. .
’3 bake “1 hot. oven. [gt-[its with tops, spinach, rliulmili, “at . lltecidedly brown and bronze form
and rye straw as such or who” 1.59.; the combination of the moment. For
in packing cut flowers or .tgm-t- afternoon or evening the combination
plants of chrysanthemum. aw. y, con 11-: a good one. and metallic brouzet
mos. Zinnia. hollyhock, and m: an iiitert-szinz rclitl‘drom the
blouses are E
Peanuts and Rice Dish.
Que cupful rice, 1 teaspoonful salt,
.1! eupful dry bread crumbs, 1 egg.
.sfightly beaten, 1-4 cupful chopped
mums, 1.5 cupful milk. Cook rice in
“()“u i(‘lIlI.q
mg or entire plants of Elk) you”; and (Z\'(‘l‘»}ll‘C.‘H‘h[ gold and silver.
.. , dalia. exec t the bull» without
»3 enpfitgs Eater. Drain and add toastems. p I (‘onsldt-ralilt- interest full ,
.‘mfn aglhfiitltigg oflgutogeah? 1:8in Connecticut tenor. included in the lsmart women tif- owning hugs that
“dish Cook in a mode :3 9 a 253' general quarantine imposed by the ‘Hl‘v carrtml at tho thcalrc. opera and
, Intes 1‘ e oven .) Federal Horticultural Board and for restaurant wear. They are some
f‘in ' which includes parts of New YOI'lt,i“I”"5 Plilbm‘ulcly beaded. sometimes
New Hampshire, Massachusetts and ”mid“ 01' ztli‘st’ous brocaded fabrics
Pennsylvania. As this quarantine *‘Vl'h “'hlch they are worn.
was imposer after careful investiga- .. .
tion it is evident that government aii
thorities consider Connecticut free
is by
., I Salmon Box.
Line a. bread pan, slightly buttered.
with warm steamed rice. Fill the
center with cold boiled salmon. flaked
and seasoned with salt
.COULD NOT BEGIN TO TELL
.ALL
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‘ anti 'iwper. from lie (- . b e . 9 ..
wet w‘th. rice mid New rmr-‘liour. Dr, XIV. Emmi-(€50; of the Connectr I I could not tell you all the benefits
i 7. Any left: over fish may he used in cut Agricultural Experiment Station it had from the use of Foley's Honey
3, place ‘3 salmon. at New Haven made a thorough inves- iand Tar," writes Miss Rose Florke.
: :7 tigation of the matter last summer =209 H -1 ‘ ~ V B dd k
Brown Sugar Balls. ' ' . ‘ . a“ {ms in enue, . . re. 00 , Pa.
One cup brown sugar. 1 east. 1/: cup- g?(lth:all:%i':to (big); elinanéofiiiiedci?:tiz ; ”I had a cold in my chest and tearing
fill molasses, lé cupful l
I: cup sour milk, 2 cups flour. 1 tea-
Wul soda, 1,5 teaspoonful salt, 1
moonfm nutmeg, 1 tezispoonful cin-
m. Cook inhot oven. .
I For Colds ~
Mums TAKES THAT AWFUL
ard or butter, Eltwould cause pneumonia. i tried Fol.
ley's Honey and Tar and it was not
.long till I felt relieved. I hope others
' suffering from severe colds‘will try
It." Many such letters have been writ.
ten about this time-tried, reliable fami.
D B 'tt ‘ t t n ttl ly medicine for coughs, colds, croup
. l‘ .‘ -
antihes (lioogortxnpnrtgazgt [11:18 eh‘irgyirr ‘and whooping cough.—Stillson-Powell
shelled forn. |Corporation.
This docs not mean. he says. that the
pest may not be found in this state
is no pron int koo
but the evidtnce is strong that there
is no present infestation. Illinois,
Missouri. Michigan and South Dako~
ta are. the states that have included
Connecticut in a quarantine.
thressed can be converted into tollttrs ”l ""“”'l‘3 {01' 3011001 bOOR‘SI. DOdinl
many. , far heater than a darn. .the loiely new nit::i;ial i.
Prune Pie. NO CORN BOEEF-l—F‘l—ERE l The spring: brcczcs will play with]?
4/1.. 5;
GEMS 0P SIMPLICI'I'Y AND
CHARM.
Clcvcr ideas of designing are eni-
bOdit-d in the dress to the left in
dark blue serge elaborated with
hand: of black silk braid, The blouse
—-a hli310\‘Cl‘ ‘motlcl—his gathvrcd at
the shoulders in front and joined to
a shoulder yoke .The collar is of
sell-material. The skirt. is gaihtred
at the top and closes at the hit
side scam. Medium size requirt-s 353
yards 54—inch material.
Tlic second model has a tunic
blou~=c of figured material. held in
will; a rash of plain fabric to cor-
respond with the skirt. Foulard and
satin at". a smart cmiihii-iation. The
Il‘N'Ix i: square in (illlI‘llt- and long
slvt-r-u vlnw fitting. Medium size
rcqu-rm 1% yards :lGinth plain and
2?, yard: 36-inch figured material.
First \liodel: Pictorial Review
I)T(‘\'h .‘t’a. 51:65. Sizes. H to 20 years.
Price, 25 cents.
SP'I-Hld Model: Drch N0. 832.
Sizes, 14 to 20 years. Price. 25 cents.
ARN» ,givé
In haul" null: do on
We lddlclfil to m‘n‘ mums
or him-I Iultlm: ion (1'! R “X:
ale. (mile. wholmr. Ban on! WI
format. Oblnlnnhio a: nun amnion. m:-
I’hrm. Item-x tn who-I (or may autumn.
lndudin: finishipullon. Madmen. ruin!
chill. lino. r". lirutlnlrn. lorptd liter.
hm! Math. permit-urn. dVIli-rv-lu, h‘difup-
Han. chatty. alumni and pique-l Cult-cu.
>Wv:u__ _
' .3 $1.;
tht- i; .LLI. 5
NEED FOR AND USES OF
A STANDARD MINIMUM
' QUANTITY BUDGET
Dr. Royal Meeker. United States
iCommiasioner of Labor Statistics, In
lan address on the Need for and Use
{Of a Standard Minimum Quantity Bud-
get." delivered before the 47th Annual
{Meeting or the National Conference
'on Social “’ork. in New Orleans,
lAprii :1. stated that the. term “mini-
‘iimm of rllIlSlStGilC’G wage" is vague
and indefinite. Those who two this
impossiou. he said. have no concep-
:iion of how little is actually required
lm maintain life. A i‘igorou s mini-
fmum living wage would be far lit-low
lthc pauper level of assistance. it is
‘not worth while. according to Com»
iiiissionz-r Mt-ckcr, to try to figure out
with .xac‘ness the astonishingly
‘small number and quantities of com-
illlndlllt's and services indispen‘sible
~for tIl°.lllalllYt“llilllCP of human life.
,The thinas one can do without are al-
inu.—t unlimited. . '
"A much more useful and at
‘same time a much easier budget to
woik out is a standard minimum ol‘
lIH‘EIIlIl and dt‘t't‘llt'y budget. l’laiii»:
I;\‘ll:l and higher thinking were ncv-
't-r more needed than now, hu? rs'
'ivtusl be careful that plain living.r II :t
not become so plain that all oapwi 5'
fi'or thinking is absorbed by the rm‘v
jlein of having to make one dollar l-uy
inecessities that are sold in the mar-
‘kct for two dollars.
Dr. Meekensugnested the desirahih i
ily and raclicaliility of modifying
;clothing standards and "ventured to
:guess that it Would be 1‘?”in DOSrJ‘B
to clothe the whole. human race amply
”or health and decency with the cx.‘
Eistins: stipi-lio-s of clothing materials.
at oncttnth the present expense and;
ilabor cost and with a very appre;
:ciable addition it.) the sum total of}
thcauty and happinuss in the World." ;
(‘hanuts in the cost of living are‘
it-alt‘ulaleti h)‘ III“ bun-an of Labor.
statistics or III!‘ l'. S. Department oft
labor by multiplying the pi‘icvs of!
commodities by the qtiantitivs oil
tin-so commodities coiisunwd by thcl
,avrraizo of the families included in'
that Bureau's coat of living studies.
iTliis gives with approximate accuracy
”he change-s In the cost of the aver-
-at:n family's upkeep. including ex-
IllPI‘ltitturcs for food. clothing housing.
incl. light, furniture, house frnishlnns. ,
[kitchen tensils and miscellanct‘s
litmus but does this met-age all-em-
bracing market basket, Commisioner
“\Ieekcr asks, contain just enough.
\too much or too little of the neCcssL
ties and comforts of life to maintain
an average sized family in health and
decency? To answer this all im-
portant question he declares. a mini-
mum quantity budget must blfi agreed
upon which will allow all of the nec-
essary commodities and serrit-c to en-
able the standard family to live
zliealthfully and decently. This basic.
hudizct could readily lw adapted to
lIitI
different, occupations. climates and
customs. 5 .
\K‘age adjustments are now being
made on the basis of cost of .living.
imperfect as this method of adjust—
ment is. it is infinitely hotter than the
old blutfinp. bulldozing methods of ar-
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Leading Corset
' accomplish the
I Waisfléss-Hipleés
BustIess
e-outlines: Fashion' 3
latest decree.
A model for every figure
(each exclusive for its purposcj
combining Slendcrncss,
Grace and Supplcncss, with
I 367 I - car, W. B. Nuform Style 355
ass-given!“ 8g; rovide “MuchCor- FULL mum .I
F Price $2.00 . so! for 'ttlo Money.” _ Price $350 I
anon. be. new YORK - CHICAGO j
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. {riving at wage agreements. Dr. Meclt— SMUGGLING 0F BOOZE
’er added that those trade unionists
MAKES POLlClES ,3”)
who object to what they (all ‘Iodde; '
wages” would do well to
\
Insurance Company AVOldlrg
recognize, . - L (.9
the fact that wages hare some rein—I Airplane in Contraband En.
tion to prices. Such recognition helps icl'Prise.
rather than harms the wage—earner HARTFOR“. April 3‘1. "l‘ - ~ In.
and also protects the employer WOUId fmlllny ' :l“'l{lmu ; H,_
against unjustifiable demands. Thai-(“Hg 130020 “'t‘illd litltt-r v; ”(f
realization of the relation bttwecn Th0 Tl'a"‘3"'-‘l‘-“l “hm?“ 2 may
prices and wages_ leads logically to lhas added a clam» m v13. ; _ M;
the adaptation of a standard budget Cidefit and liilllilllr iul. wk
for the pui’osc of l'ilit'lllfiil"L thanpns roude‘s the insurance to '1 r m.
in the CQSl Of a (Ithfinilu “pa any,” lchiue ‘lfi "tinned lll "lll'll..' ,m
standard ol’ living, .across the bcrdvr.
VYth l't'coanititm ltac 1...»;3 L-lll‘t‘ll- ———~--: ——
for a health and do-ccmr wane. atmor'mgs COM'NG T0
long step will hm. be". ,, ”up n 3 mm; .. THE UNITED r ~13,
the goal of industrial peat-a l’ “0 “HUT". All.” .‘4 . "it
—-.———~- __ .I’i'ess). Roland S. \ltizir, Hm
PROBATE JUDGES ‘ro MEET. Axnbawadcr to flaunt. ‘\ il wtu
_._,_ ‘ ‘i’oltohamt for tho I‘lii'ml ;,“
Assembly Will Convene at The Strab the liner lion .. .‘lhn ll “L
field, in Bridgeport, May 12. ing ‘0 :1 ”Vi?“ - m.
"(‘IVllI lam» ll: .; llll ' ll. .t“
The Connecticut Proharn Assembly Ionian; . ~ L
will mect in Pti'idichmt or» Wt dnwdar.‘ ‘
.‘lay 12, at The Fil‘iilfll'ltl. l‘tiilowiiig' fl
whricf business seminn at ani, 1hv\ -
members of the assembly. ulm will: G Y H ‘
consist of the various Pmbaw .itidm 5' row our am
or the State. will attend a luiichcoiu; FREE mun; .
which is later to he fOiIOW¢41llnyOZHIv;
dreSScs. Hon. John J. Walsh. of thc' Mm mm: {.lmmt ttital‘.) t:..i n 'vvr!
Common Pleas Court. for 'i‘aa-t'lcld,‘ Twit rumpus; "winder-u .,,_,, I“. . u:
county. will speak on a» tow "Tr“ hm iii.““.§l'u‘Iil.“§’a‘.itft ; .r.
Delay in Litigation.’ Jitdrzu John S ‘ wit an on...» m ”3. “h. ,, t .,
the assembly on the topic "The Enquity , v wigs vvrrgni": Jinn!" fl «'1, : > a
Jurisdiction of th» Probate Fem." t :;3,‘,:,f,',°““gm; ,,,'{,'“.L'. ,i,‘ ,. f];
This- is the first time that 174' arst‘mvl rum," '1: you und in . v
bly has met outside of the vii) 01' Hart—I gl‘l,‘f;, ’f‘_ .i‘jl‘drif“.\.‘,‘,‘w"\"’ t “v
ford in over 20 years. " ‘ ‘ “ ' ‘
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Woman’s F a'th
is based on the firm igouudation 01
personal G‘XpGI'lCllCC-Afl‘CCdOln from
headache. nausea, sleeplessness,
. bihousness. The ma Jority of women -
. . , . .
believe that Beecham s Pills are the
a O .
best medicine in the world. They
find that occaswnal use of this won- '
o
derful tome and corrective insures
good digestion, ure blood, steady
nerves and a c ear brain. This
means more energy. endurance, l
happiness and a marked unprore- .
ment in personal attractiveness.
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Everyone must admit that woman 5 ~
faith in Beecham’s Pills is
P‘ Fully Justified
KICK OUT OF A HARD COLD
AND RENDERS IT HARMLESS.
LIFE OF RILEY
A“ BY “EDDIE: wan-E"
\.
h is THE GREAT FAMILY
wot tournaments
REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS OF
COLDS AND A REMARK‘BLE
PREVENTIVE FOR THE MORE
DANGEROUS THROAT AND
Lung COMPLAINTS. or
g ADULTS AND CHILDREN.
Have a bottle 0‘? Linonlne handy II
.n times there's no telling what In)
darn it will be needed, especially so
,?r coughs that threaten "bronchitic.
“ting quite equals ..Linonine for
ghehltis.
' ‘fl DrugIStk—GOI: and 81.20.
’ Goat-i t LOOK FORWARI‘
TVN 90pm: EVERY Niel-rt-
l‘u Catatotuw «stomach
HELL-0' WIFE],
MV éuccatz
waLV'Got"
READY. to ALL
#41110 gent Selenium—A Want Ad. .
vows-Gone rr. Dio'ur I
swore ‘t’au. VaaTo COOK
to 61am Either»! Elle
MlNUél’TEé—WH‘I l CAN —
HEAD-ayes CLOCK
At All Draggists, 10c, 25c.
Tile:
was TWEN‘W MIN {26)}
6L0wl . ,
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