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Whoever could make two cars 03‘
M. or two blades of grass to grow
‘31!!! 1 spot of ground where only onel
are. before. would deserve better of
Wind and do more esnentiai service
to his country than the whole race of
politicians put together.—Dean Swift.
$EASONABLE GOOD THINGS
A very tasty 111136111 1011!. which will
fine six to eight picnilt‘nliy, is the
following:
Meat Loaf.—Cet
pound of meat from the
round 11nd three-quarters
of 11 pound of fresh pork
chops; add two eggs. on?
c11pful of bread crumbs.
or tdiP- hnlt' cupt‘ul of out- i
111ml and broad crumbs.
uno- u1pful of slowed to-
mato. Slruim-d if desired; one ten»
mflful Of (1:114:51; one and one-half
t-Plhpoont‘uls 411' salt. and pepper to
lam. Stir “4-H 11111! bake one' hour in
I. loaf tin.
Hot Tamaless6’l‘1ike two pullntlS of
Mn beef or thicken. boiled. cooled
Hue pint of chili pep-
.«fl. seeded :111d purboiicd. the outer
changed ,onw- 1i111‘i111: the cooking;
“iron Sift the puma-rs through a sieve.
acid one (‘love 1.1' garlic. chopped, and
Hall to tnstc. .\'«-:1id a pint of corn«
lawn! in the bro-1' chicken broth.
Inn-cm) on pit-1"" of corn husk: two by
Four lnr‘lu-s. 1111-11 on the sezr
finned ment'. roll.
fold in the 1-nd~ curt-full)
arurely. Steam tun hours.
Veal Loaf. 'l‘;1|.v mo pounds of
veal and one-bull pound of fresh pork.
sand [round tin.-
Hi3
spread
and tie
one i
llliiillllg three turns“
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“will chopped. 1-111- cupfnl of broad.
rrumhs, nip-1111:1111-16 of a cupful of
rank. the 3111161- 111' one lemon. one “611-.
spoonful of 111-6 1:1'111ed rind. 1ll|("qliflr‘.
fitr of a 11*:1xp6m111311l of urnted nutmeg.
unequni'tcr or .1 1.-:1
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-[11111|ii3lll(1ilti‘pl1t‘l‘.‘3
two eggs, :1 rl'\\ 1111<i11-~ of cnym'ne pep- I
par and 11111-111111 «.11. or 11111.~l1rooins.
Mix well 11nd 11111.66
the liquor from lth
[mushrooms 1161-. 11.4~ lonl' ilnste 11nd
[mite two llnlii‘<
SaUCe for Loaf. 'I’..1.u iuo table-I
apnont‘uls or 1111111 r. :1vid liu- some of
flour and 161...}. 1.111.! bubbling hot; udd
the liquor “111.1 111- ionf; .wuson. if
malt-1i; mid 1111- 1... 111' the run of
Inushrmuns 11111] \11'11‘.
Belgian Hash. 'l‘11kc onchnlf cup-3
fill of prom-4 1- ' .6111” ruptul of cur-
nauts. (Illl'll:.il 11.;11'111 ol‘ sugnr. oneri
lulf 11111111161; 6;.i' 111-113-1-1‘ to lil‘l9.3
tareequurN-rs 111' 11 11:1:F11I of \inelzun
anal Ullthlllifll'll‘l‘
:Mmk two pin-
Chev? 111i‘;1111.6
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chopping)
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until ,
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‘TAMMANY"
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W .111Ii ~1116l1 :1
got. 1. 1.11- "l'.1n.111:111y
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THE ROMANCE 0F WORDS
1i1.1' ~66-l1 1.11
organlzntion .\ bowl; of :1 ct-rtnin
l‘llll
{”3 it
move," tl- ~\111'1-~'~’ion is undo-r
stood to 1-1-1361 to 11 promiiu-nt
orgnnizutim» 111 New York but
the fin-l ll1.1l 11 receives its name
from a 11olc1i ludlun chicl is
overlooked.
Tamnncnd. the chief in qtrvs
tlon. was Iliw :1111-‘19111, wise 11nd
friendly |16-:11l Hi the Delaware
tribe of l111li:1:1~ who. for \111nt
of 11 lll'ilt'l' 1'1111diviule. was
“canniiizoil” b} the soldiers of
the AJnerit-nn Rmoiution 111-6 the
patron Siliill of the new counli‘).
The 'I‘nnnnnny oz'uunlzniion
dates from .\l11.\' l‘_‘. I'll-1.0. when
It was formed for benevolent
and.soci11l purposes. but excu-
tunlly br-cnuu- 2111 important
political bod}. fornuiliy chartered
In ISO?) 1.1111! oplnwilig the so—
called “111'i>111161':11i(6“ Soviet-v of
the Clncinnnzi. l1 esscti
tialiy unti-fevlerulist 111611111-
crntlc-ln i1~6 cl1:11.u-ter und its
chief founder \\'illiuln
Mooney. 1111 Anu-L‘icun uphol-
sterer or i t-xtrnction. The
grand Sut‘l'l‘lil :111d thirteen
sachems 1.6.1.1111-11 1111- [trPSltlt'Ill
and the tron-121111“ of thc thir-
teen origh :li 1‘1Ii11lllt'fi.
The ’l‘nnnnnny Society toduy
. is n charitnhlc 11nd <11ci:1l organ-
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Ul'
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the
fixation, (1.1511611' di‘tiuct from
the gent-ml 11111.11i11161- of the
Tammany political body. which
cannot, 1161- "1':1111111:11._\' hull
without .1;._. (”ll‘t‘lll of tin-
society.
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THE CHE. LRFUL CHERUb
Pt“ sure the power to
3 . succeed
in vs 1‘? we‘d give.
it Jun by.
Success is being
14) y’Art
m 'mg other
Foil-t: tin:
WT. 12y V
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‘ dormitorvfinildins, at, the college.
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hiE‘t'Vt-x. .\w~k openings are 11
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round or square and. more often tluin
your round'tlu- scannsln-ss occupies not. they 111'1- t'lllilll’l0~!~" .116 n ('uliar
1111- :1ri'ws1 1111.111i1s in tiw 31-1116 scuinl: is inert-ly simulated. Simplicity re«
for tin-children. Shi- iindx 111 lumd this 11mins the kl: note in the<v beautiful
tour in ”11- shops lhc most entrancing styics. but more attention is gin-n to
“ll'lvfi‘llil‘illht‘M""“‘1\“0l(‘llilillumd dclnils of finishing than lu-relofore.
161.1l4611rl} youth 41nd H116 lu'ellli'sl 1351'“ The smart little dross of cotton
1:” All 1l.1- old 1:11.116l11-s in 111116 ,,-..l,,1gh.,“~n hori- i. :m (.xqmph, “f the
11611.1is 111‘1- I.crc. “"liH' 11’ tin-111 in 111-1. \11: ii: in line ~'_\h-1hzit islikcd best for
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111' "ppll’ulil-H‘ 111:1k111: :1 picztknnl di\161' and gum” shoulder Npppg ”H, adorn-6d
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By AGNES AYRFS. o
Star In Paramount Pictures.
Orange certainly holds its own in
some of the shops. anyway. int the
Fouthcrn clothes- are not an alto-
gether safe indication of the spring;
L'Sliiolli- Against that S(':. and sky
“9 indulge
not consider exactly right for a
Northern climate. just as the Eng-
lish woman goes
wonderful and becoming of sports
clothes, while her street wear is ul-i
tru conservative.
The coat in thc sketch. ; crepe de
chine affair, for Palm Beach or
Miami. is of a wonderful orange. al—
most :1 (lame. trimmed with silver.
The embroidered design on cuffs and
H.1lar is of the narrowest silver
braid. while
weight the narrow sash.
A matching hat of taffeta, with a
heavy silver
brim edge of self—color straw. is
trimmed with orange and black cher-
It is a big. picturesque model.
21:15.
turned up in front like the popular
rles.
as are most of the Southern
Russian model.
In the same shop was a sports'
model 1.1’ orange and white blouse.
with a kilted skirt of white.
The parasols in the same display
the whites
being the on.)' conservative ones. An
orange taffeta affair, to be worn with
were many and very gay,
our orange crepe coat. was shirred
close about
further down. had its ribs outside
covered with Shirred silk, and had
borrowed a page from the book of
the French modiste who designed the
petal frock, a row of petals taking
the place of a hem.
ferrule — horizontally
in colors which we will6
in for the most
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GlFT TO CONNECTICUT
KEV LONDON. Jan. 27.~George S.
ia'mcr. who had. already 2iV'6n
$113..1.10 for the e-z‘eszion of a library
.uilding 101' (fonnectin- 111 College tor
17.1911 11:6 inc-79:61] his gif by
651?...100 (11 and“; .hat the c091 of
holding 6.1110: accepted plans will be
The
ltréE’fi let {0
$150,000 if the work is done now.
«on: a; t has 5mm Iii-y” .
-w;..ux.:,.13
canteen ii now erecting the Vinal
[remake anemone
I 32110 RE\\'ARI) FOR
RECOV IRY 0F BODY
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11.6.111‘14‘111111. Jan.
Mrs. Mary (llcnnus last ni
lielatives of
ght offs-red a
reward of $2011 for the recovery of
body
fro mths-
“ch she and her husband.
I6‘a rmin at a n ri ver,
George
"in
Okanus ,were drowned on Tuesday
when they were thrown from an
{Luuile on a bride at Poquonock.
day A’ two—day gaaeh'has
&u€v-
The
TYPES OF GBWNS
Three Distinct Kinds for Miiady’s
Evening Wear. '
Straight of Line, Low Waist; Tight-
Fitting Bodice; Draped. Long and
Slender of Line.
0
Evening gowns may be said to be
of three distinct types: those that are
~1ralgi1t of— line with low “aists.
those- that have tight-fitting bodices :md
bmuffunt skirts :111d. for more formal
“lion's. longnnd slender of line.
“(‘Hirdloss 0f the glass to which"
they belong, notes 11 Paris fashion nu-
lhority, practically all have uneven
1116111 lines. It is most imercstin: t0
him-ru- lIUW the uneven i'l‘l'ect ls
:H‘lilt'Vt‘d. in the straight-Ii 1e models:
it lK‘t'llfiit’lllilll)‘ is ngtlllilllisiK‘d
through the. like of swinging panels.
tilwuys loner-r than the foundation
skirt. and often cut on New lint-s.
When bias. they are narrower :11
top 1111d have the hem edge cut
M11111 points. The foundation skirt
well as the prim-ls. ntziy be cut in “Mr
'.61~l.ion.
'l‘rnins as
«111 in nucxeu
Madeleine Show
in
well as skirt hems are
lines )iatleleilw ('l
1111 o_\11 ,zgcrutcd ex. 1111-
11116 of this in (ht-i1 model 161111116 i111.
which is of smoke-blue velvct. “illi
siulc panels of silver hrm-nde H1111 flare
into long and pointed wlngliko- 11mins.
111111 falling from either side- of the
dress. Many of the evening dresses
tumuzht out by this house 11161- in
prinH‘FS form, with swinging panels
11!” \nriolm shapes.
Fri-vial llilll $6.1Vnr of the day: of
ix?!» days of tighlfittlng bodiu-s and
full sklrlsnfroqucnlly l1:1\e the
bottom of the skirt cut In rounded
form, with the side-s slighti) longer
11.:111 the back and from. 11nd 11.16 11n-
--\c11 effects further accentunlcd by he-
1.;: finished in rounding scallops.
(lne model exmnpllhlng this idea
Is of black velvet and has no trimming
other than a page or 1116111636 11111116 love.
which genes in plum of slot-1616s.
Lunrin shows :1 number dresses
61f the with-«skirted \‘nrh-t); In a
'11mit‘i of “hito ~ilk n.1,. :1 material
116il6h she r:i\tt!‘\' for this Upe of
the skirt built up in sue
11W<Enl1 “I panels lltlllpust‘tl of overlnp-
11111:.
(if
irt'\'<~~ i“ :1
pin: punls 11nd circular-cm iluunces.
'llu- skirt is set to :1 tight fitting hod-
‘4-16. \\ M1 h [ms :1 161111111] ynl‘v Ilmt filfi
owr 1111- top of the arm and so forms
'iu- kit-eves.
.\s trimming on lllt‘<(" \xlilwskirt-
1-11 {rm-ks Lumin 1~v< ribbon ruchiugs.
,Jirhmds of tiny 111.1...11 roses 11nd incl-
:11 11nd crystni 161111.1‘oid16r)‘.
l'- r the 16611-11111: lif‘li'illlt‘\‘ :1161- much
in midi-11016. (1111- 111i:l1t \\616ll tun-slim)
the 611i1:1biii1\ of 1 brwcndrd Librlc
for 1111 infurninl cumin: drew. but
“1..., 111- 161.1 idc." 'lm simple 1111) in
\ l6i16l1 li10_\':1r1~1.1.11h 11nd tho {:11'1 thut
:‘1161 have no 11'6111111111g. they are quite
:1]1|1r1.[1r1:ite_
SHOWS STYLISH con'r . ss
xfliflxci'nfihia;¢;-;<-}#}X£mflfléxéw
This is one of the latest. in coat
dresses. it is of navy poiret twui
which is made most distinctive by its.
allover embroidery design of black
silk stitching.
COAT DRESSES ARE 0F CLOTH
Garments Have Deeply Bloused Bod-
ice and Straight Skirt, With One
Side Drape. .
1
t‘lfith dresses in broadcloth and
mslm are popular with smart women
611.11; it is sold, with black especially
'm-nred. These dresses are made most
often in coat style, with a deeply
hioused bodice and .stralzrht skirt.
with one side drape at the closing
point on the left. A Canton crepe 11f»-
turnoon gown has a collar 01' black
1:116:1c11l that rem-h‘es all the way to
.111: waistline and the wide sleeves: are
united in narrow bands of3the fur. The
straight skirt is quite long. and two
separate panels at the side give addr
161i length. Two round Ivory buttons
fasten the narrow belt at the side
front.
Henna dresses are shown in the
shops slid seem to appeal to the 11136
fority of shoppers. A coup of a 38111:}
mode! is W“ in henna Canton, sylthl
the ,
8.“.
allover embroidery. and? there are two»? All water should be removed from
H. \Vales Company or \Ieriden. which husband's body was recovered yesIteb ' '
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: Sour Milk Biscuits Can :
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‘: Be Made Willi Cornmeai . MR. FOX’S VE‘V SI IT “1111.» he “5..- 1.1.1.6 , ,..
= : ‘ Hollies. lu- _'1,11.]....1 I} 3 3"
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' .Alm-OSt menone likes sour : “ REALLY must have :1 new stut of “3’” “1‘“ “"‘ "" i"' l" .
I : lnllk biscuits. Those made with I . clothes“ s1ld\lr Fox “m. ”M.” Lin 31.46.11 11:11: 11'. .. 1
r. v 6 . 1 e 3 33 . 3 3 3' - . 1 l 6 . 33 3'
i: homnifal 111:1) be nevi to 50'!) :1 ing to his Wife. “and winlc I am 1:..11 filil‘. .14. 1,, .. 'K
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:I 0.“..1 “met... . ~. I i about it I may as well have :1 stylish .111; ”fluid f‘” 1.1-1...» i ~' - .119
. : Cornmeal B'SCU‘tS- : 1 one. I noticed in the fashions that "”‘ a “1111- 11 ”I. 1.1.. , 1. 11
l I 1% cupfuls corn- 1 ta biespoonful I 1 they were wearing the trousers lwlnnd l11111 111.41 ..., H. I
1. meal. fat. I 1 l3 'l‘ n so“ 3h; 1m; 1,, iml “1 . "i
I 2 (izpfuls sour 1 tcnspoonful salt. I 1;.1lf‘l'. him ‘ ‘ _ ’11
: milk. 2 eggs. : ‘ “You can‘t get about very well in ' j .
f: 1 ‘93 FDUOMUI 1 i a bi '3 5900mm I ' tight pants," said Mrs. Fox. "and :ood- IR'L'h’I 1n (1-. ,1. ..r \;r 1 . 11
3| 33033333 “33333333 :inOSS knows that you are Slow ('noililll lath 1:11. {1 "'3‘" “"’ ,...
‘. Ilcat together the cornmeal. I - now nhout getting food fur 11... mm. “Tim: 5111'.“ 1‘1» .. 1. I"
, : 5“"1‘ "l”k- fill. and 511“ in a dou- E i ily. You better think a little more (3‘3”"3 “'3‘ 1111;; ’5‘ . >11
3 I M“ “nil"? ft" 10” minutes. “3119“ : ’z1bout “'(li'k and less about style." ”1111111.; 111.1111. “3"" 9 ‘61;
i : (‘UOL add the well-beaten eggs .1 1111 in spite of 11H of 311‘s. Fox's {“1333 ”'3‘ 1"“: ‘3' '3'
il and the soda dissolved in the :lgood advice Mr. Fox got :1 new suit. 3"”6 oh. i:"“ ‘ 1n
i : water. Bake in 5111“" puns that I i and bud it made tight-fitting. ”W3“ “‘3“ ""“ ’ ‘ ‘3' .1)
: “’i” El“? a large amount “1' : "You better put on your old suit of thcm "“- '“ ‘3‘ i‘ “' 1.1
. crust. 'lihe kind used for “fin- I i clothes tonight," 5.11.1 )Irs. FMS. as 11916 1‘0 111111.111 ”l" 1. 5 .. .1,H
; 1-39?" “Ill-Q ‘5 best. :illilsbund Started off with the nutrict lenp “I“: L”: 3“” 1.
I Buckwheat Can Be Used in :§i1u.~6ket it“ his arm. “You know 11.:11 “""H' liwiI “c161 .,b
: Quick Bread. ll (1121616 33131333136333 ..
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1 6“" ..11 "MW“ 6“ (““96“ a” .6 m For GOTANF—w sw-r AND m... 1...... . ".
I made on the giiildle. 'Ihis is I 1 HAD lT MADE 776(471Fl737INC7, 1 “ . ' ‘ " ' ' _ ’19
: glKNl if Ft‘l‘VPd llill. ‘ :I . , 135333333 (ti ”ll->1- 1.1-“ ‘113
I Buckwheat Breakfast Cake. l1 .1 ”‘93” 11111-111 ”W 1....1 " ‘ 1.1,
' 2 cupi‘ulsI buck- 2 111pt‘uls sour :5 1h}; ””53 ilm1 i.:11i 1d
: “6110.611 flour. milk. . i and \1 ax 1.1.11.1“; 1- .-
' 1,; cupid] short. 1 ten 5 poonful 'I . ‘ i (1111611111516, Mr, i.\ .6 . i
I cning. soda. I 3k t . l i . il'i '3'.‘
I in teaspoontul ' i i .1111 “i "i' 3 ' ‘ . ‘6‘!
: sait. : '11.\ Hwy r1111 i‘m- iw ..,._
I Mix and bake in a flat Pan $9 Ii 111111 “'3' ’3‘“ 73‘ i: ‘ ' 1r
: that the cake i> about 1% inches : 6 “0““! “ill“‘m' “3" 6‘ >‘ ' d
I think when done. (.‘111 in squares : never 5““ “1‘ i" '1“ «11.
= and sene but like corn bread. . / ”9 Fm“d :11111 i“ " ‘-» at
I I . / last the club 2111. g “I
”I-.ucuuun-Inncunuun-u-I-u 9% ( I = -7, / 3i"? fl‘li (III FOP (li3 .‘ll' l' ",. 16d
/‘"" ‘ ,/,,¥§2571 him over. and “hit 11 m.
. bling to his fem M" l'-1 n.1,
F'RELESS COOKER IS Mr. Dog up at the hill farm is 11 very “,1, may 1... >111‘c. 11. , . _
' restless sleeper and if he should chose “61m.“ Mrs. 11.5.6 t; 1. 1.9
ALWAYS ECONOMICAL you he might catch you with those torn trousers and ,... [.1. , w.
tight clothes on.“ tery angry. l-m .1“ .6 1. . 11
———-—-————- “I guess i can jump and run faster “mm. She 1...: ..V
3. . than l1iz_v old Mr. Ilog. even if I am trousers put 11 1.11 1;.6 .11
Number 0' DIShES Prepared ill it dressed up.“ replied Mr. Fox. as he “I, mp “,m p.111. “.1 » 1. ,q.
Can 89 Increased_ slnmnwd the door behind him. {or be hand 5:1“ 11,,” 1... V... .. .11
“:15 tired of hearing so much about and umcr again .1... . '.
.- "——‘~‘—- his stylish clolhes. “‘ho“ hp :11“; .141 ~,,: _ .2 1 1...
Recipe for Creole Chicken Recom- . AS he “'_”'k"‘d “(mg “‘I ”W “““m' “cars :1 pair H.111 :1». ‘. 11 1 1r
mended for FueLSaving Device slhght “33' Tux lw'lwd ‘3" 1“: fl“"'i""i“ him in make» 1. 16.1.11 .1
. 111g shadow and forgot all about his 1‘111"hl on M“ f, H...
by Home Economists of-De- ‘ b ‘
. anger, or even about Mr. Dog. and. . ‘1'... L... ,
partment of Agriculture. 1
the t’numi Stun-s Department
of Aunvoliui- )
Many 5:161 in the habit of using their
tireless ('Uukt‘l‘ for only a {cw dishes
1i'rv-pnred by
“What’s in a Name?"
By MILDRED MARSHALL
THE RIGHT THING
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