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, , " 3 ~ ;_inches’ thick at its maximum, asrcom-l ”30- H ' _ . ,
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most battleships, but armament W111 desert island. They were utterly something "““gim'”? 1””- llém ll cob.
M . - TV . ’4 I be 05 tremendous power. The Lexing- miserable, .pin‘ched with hunger and 19.01ion-"_EXCham:0. I;
V '7 . '* ton thus will have “0‘3 only the strate- aim. The one more wretched than *—---—~——-..
., ' ‘ , ._ ‘ 81.0 advantage of high speed. but!“ the other ‘saidlto his companion. “gilt “V5113 COSts with a ‘
back.»
- igwm be able to fire a heavier charge “Can you pray Bill?" on. 33?!
' ,' . 3 31a over a greater distance than any 0th. "No." ’ \ “mm—n an.“
disguises...ashram g; mm .. ..... » ’ -w... .
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laid down. here Witfilll six m'onths. The“ n'lqthexington-- 'nactiou Will speak ‘ . “N 1
armature .. .. 1 momma ' 1" ‘
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war now built or building, the quali- Gigatulisrlfti‘i: gfigée and Italy con-
ties of powerful armament and high man, no gun 'greater than 15 inches,
SDCBd, has taken fom 1n drawings and bid ih'lt of Japan includes 16'inch
awaits the arrival of materials to be Elms only on battleships of 24-knot
LadYan9ed from the hands 05 the ”Ch“ speed, which are now under‘construc- ’
‘9“ to those 0: the builder. - ‘ Ition. 'Unlike the dreadnought class, '
Byfifail, it is estimated: dbeStgtm— reliance on big guns exclusively, the
3:5; filgugggégg toeshtiy:1$lder coils Lexington grill carry 16 six-inch guns
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stringtion instead of an ambitiollls plan. Easlekielgna ag‘iginf’iofieme naval leg.
, ‘e Lexington is, the names lp 9 a.‘ “V , . o t
class of battle‘cruisers which will give {ifiingiofi’ehgif’ figfiigfifmm fshlig
(”“319 Sam, within four years, a fleet ,with four amiaircraft guns, eight tor»
of six big-gun fighting ships, unmatcll-_ pedo tubes, four of which , are sub-
d Recipes" : Hstrur’Hinrs‘r
Creamed "Noodles. To Crochet' Sleeveless Sweater
' .0 eggs slightly, add 3% tea- The vogue for prétty worsted sweat
'3 lb .and ‘suificient flour. :0 ers continues unabated and for spring
gdough. Knead until the they will doubtless be as popular and
3910“”: on a Slightly ‘flourcd necessary as in previous seasons.
mlvide the dough 1n two Many young women who‘desire to
., Romeachglnto 21 Sheet as mm make one of these pretty knitted
r,‘covcr “my a “10”} and ‘et sweaters are unable to handle tne -
rtwenty ‘9’““95' 3°“ as a knitting needles-but are adept at, cro-
lliand out In thln slices; un- cheting. ' 7
h 'slice and- ‘strew ,9‘791‘ the The crocheted sleeveless sweater is
Oldryl Dml’ {mo Dom“? salt— easily made and is equally as attract-
i 13nd parbon ten minutes. ive as” the knitted garment. Here‘
Me“ 1"4 CUP 0f butter in a are the directions for making such a
pan," and the noodles and toss sweater. . .
W911 buttered. then 9°“? on sufli- If a. heavy weight yarn like that
vmilk‘or cream to mmsten and used for the regular army sweaters is
he? 3,- Creamy appearance. preferred three skeins will be requir-
, G'Wlth 1 “35p”? of finely ed, or ten skeins‘ of four-fold German'
Uiaffley, and 51mm“ until town yarn. The crochet boox
Leading Corset
" ‘ ' Ed by anything then “now? Her 515‘ mer ed and four on deck and with. -
medias haze absorbed the mllk selected should be chosen according ter ships, the Constellation, Saratoga, meargls of defense against 39.1181 bombs, _ , accompllsh the
.. ventrbur‘ning. , .. to the style of yarn used. Ranger, Constitution and Signedand aerlaL’tqrpedoes. Defense against. . l W o H "H. I
7 ‘ Oatmeal Bread : ' . .l-m’EFtims' , ,, fiffi?h3§fe§'§3t"§d?§ecgfg21:3,, wafg'l-‘ubmarlne torpedoes will be ogtainedf 818 888 [p 888
r 2 cups boiling wateroover' 2 ,» €11.91”th ‘ inches), double which to develop for the first new, {Jmigfighfmgvafigmafi Eggpfigbnfieng Bustless
oatmeal Let Stand until cool “What. ((1)4112 .111 at taking up capimrveqsels “the postwar flee, a 11 cans, ._ c y
. > . Whack batik-61: _ - m 1: until , ~ - . " the vesselnwnl be preserved. no mat- 1- ., . F ' ’
‘lve ;- yeast cake, 1-4 cup bro.Wn 1M!” ‘flfté _ in length « ' HAM. traditional background for fresh» ex- ter where. she is pierced. Under any figure-out lnLS. 351,10“ 3
. ’.-,1fitablespoon butter or lard l 3 _ . ., x. ibblng AN WESTING GING ploltc. iccwndltions but an “wagon, it is latest decree.
p’ ‘lukeWar’m water, add to . e l . V :N’O m1 YB?
- ~ Wlul‘lhe others of its class, the. . . I f ,
”W' Vow . Sometimes one finds a gingham maimed the Lexington cuss 0 war
Now. add‘l cup flour or en ed l [mav- . . £9.
' ‘ . l, l and dis
'- Le ' hip. . .
. .e. oin thisway. and that, but it is X13310“ will bena whale of a 5 Ship should prove unsinkable.
“103131“? an ordinary ”"9.-. m" "Wilma" . 4‘). - ng { 51m; eil’ective. The bias arrange- " will disp‘ace 4"’2 0 tons 5nd Willi An indication of the Lexingtou's
well.» Cover’and set “ldg‘m‘h’ *Sétéond Bowl-:3" lixffeéclr'stfalways ’ment of the applied front of the have lhe power of 1 0’000 “9'56“ Ia""greazness is afforded by comparison
my warm ”‘3“ t° ”5° 1 h°“'“tokiug up ri-ont r of st. sefiofi 'éwalst of this blue and white glug- measured “1 me“’“‘“‘°‘“ ‘e‘ms- “with the British warship Hood. which.
A model for every figure,
(cachcxduslvc for its purpose)
combining Slen dern es 5,
Grace and Supplcncss, with
mitllli ht. Then add eno h flour .. , . . . .- length of 874 feet is within 46 feet of .. wl e the bi gout - ,
use agdough. about 3 engagwith ‘1 fromauntil flat front or sweater "I???”H ham gives cleaiemesfs the $11,335; the length of the Leviathan, monster gingnmn‘fi: (gigglimééyband afioagt. gig-wear. WE‘RE. Tam
’on/salt. Knead Well. Place in urea 25 inches. The“ ”001‘“ 310 3 ‘At the 10W" e 59 0 e 3! b passenger liner. The 101.4 feet 0: Speed . _______ 35 knots 31 knots Mfiwdc uc ” r- FULL nouns
on how] cov'er and set to rise in nveJnches on the next row, turn, and ‘3 a bias fold am”? which 5 a and width of the Lexington will ‘mnke that Displacement 43‘200 tons “.200 tons ”a: set fof tag Money. Paco ,«l
. titelv warm place unit] double crochet back and forth for 10 *rows. of braid and plain blue scalloped floating gun platform broader than any Length .......874 feet 860 feet , .7 ....;.._.~_
at k, about 1 and y‘, hours. Mom“ This is one shoulder. Repeat for the gingham. Thecollar is also scallop- passenger ship. . Horsepower ..180.000 144.000 03.. Inc, NEW YORK . CHlLAco
.. loaves Fill greased pans. half other shoulder. The bacl: of the ad. Medium size calls for 5% yards The Lexington, which is to be equip-(Big guns .S 16-inch 8 154,10“ .
. Z'l‘md lettisé. again about one lsWeater is made like the front. I'in- gas-inch check and in yard plain ging— ped withneleclric driVe, will attain “sumo “in or “5 inch 12 inch
. l-Bake 45 minutes in hot oven. , .ish neck and armholes with 2 rows of inhang. '7 speed of on knots. This cruiser speed, . ‘mmmmmwmmWW,,H.g.“,m.v.w.WW I
; _,_,,__ . d. taking up whole of stitcb- Sew up Pictorial Review Waist No, 8118. higher than that of many destroyers. ‘ W“
- ‘ ' Mustard pick”. AsideS. leaVing inches on both from i Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 25 is the object of much of the designing -—Carpets Cleaned and Colors Re- '
“01‘, quarts silver skin onions, 2 'and back for armholes. ' ' cents. Skirt No. 7830. Sizes, 24 to 35 that entered, into the creation 0‘ ”'9 newed. Connecticut Carpet Cleaning
{inches waist/Price. 20 cents, Lexington class. Armor willflle sacriu
(maria small cucumbers. 2 small or 1 35-knot3Company,’ 87 Cedar St. TelephOne 959 ‘
gage cauliflower_ 2 red and 2 green; Bulbs Grown in Fibre. deed to make possible the
timers}. Cut and lot stand overnight 'Bulbs grown in bowls of prepared .
fi‘aalt’and water. Scalt in the same fibre generally give satisfactory re- and swing the clubs 9. bit” lift the
'mevin‘the morning. ‘ ‘sults. The fibre holds the moisture dumbells and trot around the race-
Dressingz. 'P'm tablespoonful mus- for a long time and needs water only course on a dog trot, not until tired, ' ' ' Se 3...
W. 2 "tablespoonfuls turmerig pow— once in every two or three days.‘ but cedainly to the point of "pulling" ‘ Paglia“ ? e I! ,
at, 2 cups sugar. 1 cup flour mixed Not only hyacinths, paper white some. , , ‘ We’ll show you the best
a little 001d water, 1% quarts vme- narcissi, forcing tulips, crocuses, "Sweat off" that extra layer of fat. . . °
8'81. 'Mix all together and boil until it snowdrop's, Roman syacinths, but also If you are high strung you can let on Of the 400 111188 of P81!“
.fiickens. stirring constantly to' pre— lily of the valley, ireesias. calla lilies, a lot of steam in fifteen minutes in a in the country
W burning. Add onionS, cucumbers, splraeas, liliums of all sorts, ferns, ‘gymnaslum. ,
chi. and heat to boiling point. j watsonias, asparagus, Cyprus, English Some who complain of stomach ' "
» g: "3 ivy and other plants do well in bowls trouble possibly may need adoctor. As
‘ = The" Comes Sa'fifig. - . of moss lbre, and many succeed with a rule, though. they eat. too much, do
When .still hot from the fire all flbre for house plants that fail with not properly digest what they eat and
fine table salt over the nuts in the earth in pots. The reason is that the are inactive far too much day in and
:mtion 013 one tablespooni’ul to a fibre holds the moisture for a long day out. It‘s almostcertain that exer-
Iap of_nuts. , ' time. and if neglected for a day the 0‘58 Wm be the best madlcine for
Hon, salt and blanched nuts are plants do not suffer as they do when nearly all who come under this desig-
m, and let stand overnight in the in pots, nation.
_ gerator, the salt will penetrate To neglect tulips growing in fibre
inside, instead 0f bEing’ on the out— will be fatal. -Once the‘long hair-like LONDON, May 28.~The archbishop
e only. Or the quicker method roots of tulips become dly the pores of Canterbury has expresaed his envy
, m 01. 0001(ng the blanched nuts in close up and the bulbs “go blind," that'and amazement at the way in which
blanched nuts in very strongly salted is they produce no flowers. Americans are subscribing money to
”or. and then draining thoroughly. The‘ best narcissi for moss fibre are foreign missions abroad; He said at
_ ‘ French .Llonarque' .3 polyanthus, the annual meeting Of the Society for
, Salad Dressing. blooming later than the paper wmte,,Promotion or Christian Knowledge.
One-third teaspoon black pepper, 0f the Dutch p01yanthu5 Grand 501911 ,t'nat ‘the finances of the society in this
1% teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon must~ d’Or is good. also Maestro and Grand icounlry were really in a DEI'HOIB
My 3 tablespoons sugar. ‘Mix all well Monarch. The poctaz section are plight, While 391'053 the Atlantic they
”gather and add V2 'cupful of yinegar arch. The poetaz section are goodce ‘Somellow 1111d a genius TOT ”“5ng
‘3?de slightly),1 cup rich milk good and so are practically all or the asums 0f monéy for charitable and “3'
~, Put all in a double boiler and let narcissi. , lliifims (Mac‘s ““011 Put England ‘9 L ' t
:flgupaikte custafd. StIiJ often So‘as - When the plants are growing «413015 ‘Shggel‘nade one's mouth wai I.” the Right now hamightygoodsimcw ng grocer kPOWS that +
, re 01! 11ml) ng. emove when ously and flowers appearing be C .rc: “ ’ e ' int. “house—inside an out— m » CUS-
done and add tablespoonful of butter. in] not to allow the fibre to become “Chmsmp said, ‘0 read ‘hat the "d y: will want nothing but an lscr‘ lna’tlng
.‘ --—— ,, ry. Keep it moist “a necessary Io'hieihodlst Episcopal church had secur. meWe -6 . 8 our bus’ . j , tomers never change from F
‘lce Cream Cake. , water twice a day. Then the pzanls {Ed prom “5 for t e r "”35““ “0"“ for h“ a“: “an” ‘
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“fix 2 cups of’sugar' 3 cups of flour’ will flourish and remain a long time .‘hF. “9’“ fife 393“. 0‘ @33'000'000' ”Puffin” “1“ D“ Pout-Paintsnnd Kirkman’s Borax Soap.
1 cup of milk a tables oonful f b t in flower. Its Foreign Mission Board was able to Van-shes ARE the 5.5; —and we . .
th h't’ D 0 u ‘ make an annual appropriation 0: £2; - 9 dim-d .m, '
wiglswofl 31$; Sigfdg'nd (2n tieda- Exercise Before Lunch 000,000' while the Church Of Englznd m t to” us. . M: i l He frmkly recommends Its ‘ i
w . . ; v e was at lin alon to at anot er _ . , . . ,,,, his
and bakerin two cakes. For icing and Men and women holding executive, £20.00iiugg g g ~ g . mmrmgmhu 1:00“ Mei; . l n i i ‘7 g JIOIIBSt washing quality: ’ ’ ’ T
“‘31:” attracting flavor the Whites positions frequently complain 0: ex- 77 aged gijhiiighifihléwi , ,, ,nninei ,, . P
L ”3de With vanma and Peat them cessive avolrdupois- Some of them QULTQL EcuadpnflMax 28:74:14” J , infi'm‘“ °'°r “ “mm" yum He knows that once you buy '
3 ~ ng gradually pulverlzed sugar; have headaches, othersehava stonmchmresence of the chief executives of, Ec- nelyon it. , , . .
‘ ALMS? ’ 7 T T T" 7 7 7 WW afflictions and a few are nervous and uador and Colombia, the cornerstone h l l ‘ the \‘ t- Klrkman 8 you W1“ always
. V : hig’h stmng.- {of a monument commemorative of the I Let as e 9 you ac ec cox-rec, . .
" Graham Bread.- To nearly all of such people it can happy termination or the boundary dla- paint or milk 5011,!“ Wk ’0“ come back for .more.
Three quarts white flour, 1 quart be truthfully said that they are not. pute between the two countries has but.“ , ‘ ,
grahamyflour, 1 large cup lard, 2 giving enough or their day to the right jUSt been laid at the bridge 0‘ Rumi- ‘ ’ ' '
“333900118 salt, 1 cup molasses. 1 sort of recreation. ‘ chaca. on the frontier. ‘
Salish cake, 2 quarts of warm- water. Tired business men and women on. President Alfredo Baquerlzo Morc-¥ .
Hake a batter and let rise over night. on go to a. "show" to revive flagging no, of Ecuador, and President Marco . t
mg‘gi‘lgm ”mag ”“3 in morn- energies. Nearly always this attempt 112?? Snag-e2 metdhalghwa; roanmiahi r i
, ... ours. - ake id'mode - sna - g8 an sree e ea 0 9 ' , ” ‘
fleaqven about 40 minutes. Makes x'6 Era f???pfizgnofieufifusszlgcgsaflfy saluteof artillery and cheers of spec- ' ‘ FOX CYCles £9" Hardware C0.
Mesa“, 1 dozen 1‘0“" ‘ be'indoors and of this theperson con— :3“)? 3f goth gagging} aggigget‘: \ ‘ , '
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Baked Brown Bread. 32,32 ifianbgfgfgi already has had the. monument as a symbol of peace 7, south Norwalk Gonn.
. Oneucup molasses, 1% cups sour x Everyone should. walk ten blocks and friendship between their respect- ' 2
ahzén'lmlllgusou; crealél, 1 egg, 1 cup before lunch every day. 0,, even 9% ive countries. ’ .
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